How Much Money I Earn As A Doctor In London | MY PAYSLIP REVEALED

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This is how much I earn after being a doctor for 8+ years. Hope this helps people understand the financial situation of doctors a bit better.
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00:00 Introduction
00:52 Why am I filming this video?
1:14 Transparency
1:50 Financial education
2:05 Premed Students
2:53 Media Misinformation
3:24 Payslip
5:38 Pay allowances
11:50 Total Pay Allowance
12:17 Pay Deductions
13:14 Net Pay
14:17 Salary Of A Consultant
14:59 Concluding thoughts
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Hi! My name is Monisha...your friendly neighbourhood junior doctor currently training in Psychiatry in London. This channel's ethos will always be about trying to strike that - 'work life balance'. So, I hope you enjoy watching the vlogs!
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[@gursimransingh7248]

Let us all acknowledge the fact that she has put up some real honest numbers out there . Thanks a ton .

[@drmonishamishra]

Thank you for the appreciation. Means a lot! 🙏🏽

[@86partha]

Agree, when she said Transparency she really meant it

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[@anjanam9706]

Many thanks for being so transparent and honest. This means a lot. I appreciate your step to boost the financial knowledge.

[@DoctorAyesha]

Really loved this vlog and it made me make my own. You’re right it’s important for people to know how much we earn. Especially as there is so much misinformation out there!

[@yaminigangwania9747]

Very informative ❤ Thanks for putting it out there

[@paulobreeze4757]

Very informative Dr Mishra. We must support the NHS to attract and retain best doctors and nurses. The 14 years of elongated medical schooling will not attract people to become consultants. The Covid pandemic was a major change for most workers as they were not necessarily attracted to salary but rather a work-life balance. The pandemic seems to have shone a light on the importance of being able to juggle family-life, exercise-life, dog-life, whatever the lifestyle, with work-life.

[@groovystickman3665]

i agree so much with what u said. ive been eyeing the UK for doing my residency and training after college but 14 years seems way too much time and too little reward for it

[@marucat2797]

Regardless of what you make, as you long as you are happy and can pay your bills I believe you are doing just fine. Do the things you love and enjoy life as we have a finite time to enjoy it especially with our loved ones. Thanks for the video. ❤

[@saadazim3021]

Impressive style, confident,and content is to the point. I am a very senior doctor and practicing Neurology in Islamabad. I think you would do great in psychiatry and also as presenter

[@spiderkhan259]

Hi Dr Mishra, thankyou for such a informative video. I chose to become Engineer but was intrested in Medicine while at uni. Proud of you for all the hard work you done to become Dr. Well done and good luck for the future.

[@medicmadsharonpraveen9734]

Would love to see a video exclusively about locum. Your contents are first class for someone who has no idea about UK system. Thankyou for doing this.

[@maurya03]

Thanks for updating this doc, this was helpful 🤓👍

[@drmonishamishra]

Happy to help!

[@saleemakhtar87]

Excellent vlog with integrity, your detailed explanation IS extremely unusual for " fake news laden social media "....keep smiling !!!

[@safina1673]

love how you keep updating us with the latest developments!

[@drmonishamishra]

💃🏻💃🏻💃🏻

[@LuckyLucky-il3rv]

​@@drmonishamishra hii mam ! thank u for sharing valuable information. Please share about neuro surgeon information

[@raynano3333]

Great vid. Would love to watch that video dedicated to talking about locum 🙌

[@Dhdhfufjdnb]

So precise and thank you for this significantly informative video!

[@drmonishamishra]

Glad it was helpful!

[@selloc7433]

Thanks for that honest open account It’s interesting when one compares what registrars or residents earn in different countries Compared to South Africa salaries in the UK for your level are very much comparable when you apply the exchange rate

[@Bandhu241]

Quite informative doctor. Also, please discuss Quality Of Life for doctors in the UK in another video.

[@amalnathkpradeep627]

People might say ‘ I have a crush on you doctor ‘ But I would say that you are not just a crush , you are inspirational in the way you have improvised yourself to be a nice human being and an intelligent doctor.

[@cj5214]

Excellent! this is very good for med students who like to know more detail about there future.

[@drcissyatwine]

yay! just posted my own similar video for a ct2 psych.. the most disappointing part for me is that the increase from ct2 to ct3 isn't that much yet i was so looking forward to that 😭 thanks for sharing :-)

[@santhoshsankar657]

Loved the insights ❤!

[@rojeezvibes7941]

Thats very detail and idepth, good job

[@pssandhu58]

thanx for sharing the information Dr. Stay blessed for more information

[@gouravaggarwal7406]

It's very informative and quite transparent. Please keep up this good work it helps a lot.

[@drmonishamishra]

Thank you! 💪🏽

[@shridharhegde6639]

Informative and nice presentation !

[@DS-cb4id]

Very well compiled with clear information video.

[@Dr.soujannya]

Please make one on locum shifts too. Wonderful detailed video

[@afreenkhan1470]

Just came across your video randomly. I’m not even in the medical field. Just here to say that your honesty is so refreshing. Somehow in India we are taught that numbers are really important (Maths) but we never divulge in giving numbers when it comes to salaries taxes etc. This mindset has to change. We should be be discussing salaries, taxes, expenses as they are part of our everyday lives. Nothing to hide. So Thankyou and keep up the good work . ☺️

[@drmonishamishra]

Thank you for your support! x

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[@eromedic6587]

Very informative ❤

[@dr.gnanasrir6932]

Hi this so informative, good job❤. Pls make a video of guidance for joining ST after MRCS in UK.

[@rahultoggi4672]

Adapt to a lifestyle, be thrifty, set a budget, save money, and make investments to live within your means. I benefited from this as a six-figure income. With this strategy, my retirement savings have increased with more interest overtime

[@hannahcholerton1253]

Our financial way of life absolutely needs to be blown up, but at the same time, people also need to be more responsible. I know for a fact that there's a lot of people that simply don't make enough money. I make roughly 100K a year and in California, rent prices alone eat up almost 3/4 of what I make. Throw in dependents, and other financial obligations and it's easy to end up in the negative.

[@andrescastillo2043]

I use to be like this when I was younger, now I'm way better with money. I'm just not impressed with a lot of material items anymore. Having a budget and having patience is something I had to practice overtime.

[@ahmetnurikedici4291]

You reminded me of thinking outside the box. We get used to whatever circumstances and give up our power to change them. Great reminder to keep to financial goals.

[@harshal10084]

this is very helpful! thanks!

[@drmonishamishra]

Happy to help! 😃

[@colinsmith1288]

Doctor you are worth every penny. Just please do not stop caring.. The uk can be a very cynical place and l have seen so many care professionals stop caring. I am for one grateful you work in this profession. God bless you!

[@shalini4430]

Thanks for doing this❤

[@cherry_bomb223]

You are really one of the people I look up as my role model . I am going to give my med school entrance exam I hope for the best . Also I love your vids love and respect to you

[@drmonishamishra]

All the very best with your med school entrance exam. Smash it!!! 💪🏽

[@arogyasutra6628]

Very informative thank you Dr

[@kmprash]

very nice video. was not aware that London experienced doctors gets such a low salary.

[@abdullahanwar5517]

Please make a video of specializations and how easy it is to het into one and what are the prerequisites for more common specializations.

[@Futuredoctordream897]

Just discovered your channel, loving the content ❤. I am still in med school and i just started searching for plab. I have one small query. If I choose PLAB pathway and make it till the end an work as FY-2 Doctor, so what’s the job safety in future like. I mean when I will do my ‘residency’. Is there any separate exam for it??

[@chandrasekaransubramanianm1904]

Doctors get this much pay ONLY after 14 years of education and struggle. Very sad. NHS should revisit and increase the pay scale. They deserve more than double what is presented here. Good Luck Dr Manisha. Your honesty will fetch you more.

[@aatifkhan26]

The resident salary is at par/ more than in the US. The consultant salary is about 3-5 times more in the US in comparison to the UK.

[@dennisnjuguna6182]

Thank you doc for the good work. Would you kindly make a video on how one would do their residency/work in the UK after studying MBChB in a different country?

[@joinkervinson4133]

As an accountant, I can attest to the fact that salaries represent a significant expense for hospitals. In the UK, healthcare is known for its impressive benefits. In contrast, hospitals in the US have to find ways to cover their costs, resulting in expensive insurance premiums and hospital bills. I am not implying that healthcare workers do not deserve competitive compensation; however, such expenses come at a cost, which could affect how much the public pays. In summary, the reason healthcare workers in the UK receive lower pay compared to those in the US is that UK hospitals do not overcharge their patients for profit.

[@dadbain]

So very true, that's one reason I prefer to live in Canada.

[@nasirudheenk581]

I’m graduate in MD internal medicine in india , how can I work there?

[@groovystickman3665]

@@nasirudheenk581 you have to take external exams and pass them

[@andrewwotherspoona5722]

As an accountant how much are you paid relative to a doctor or even nurse?

[@AshutoshhUpadhyay]

Thank you so much for the video ❤️

[@drmonishamishra]

Happy to help!!

[@Manuel78]

I know Physician assistants or Family Nurse Practioner here in USA where they work monday to friday, 8 am to 4 or 5 pm, not shift, not duty, all weekend are free and earning 150 thousands per year plus bonus.

[@dawalama48]

Thanks Doctor, for sharing the reality..!

[@himanshurana1897]

Thanks for sharing ❤️

[@thefalcon10.]

wow 200% transparency❤

[@Mes287]

Just found your channel it’s great

[@yapcheeseng2735]

you are pretty with brain. As well as sweet looking. You are very down to earth and honest to share what others think is P & C- salary. Thanks for sharing.

[@nrr26000]

Nice Video and Interesting :) to know about you and others in UK :). I m not a medical professional and I dont want to be but just I m watching for fun. You should get paid for the hard work and the time.

[@sanchitapal4316]

Hii Monisha!!! I have a question.. Is UK doctor has transferable job before becoming a consultant doctor?

[@mejustme1357]

You are my inspiration ♥️

[@drmonishamishra]

You are kind.

[@delilahamin9221]

Doctors definitely deserve getting payed more in the UK.

[@bullrider9617]

Doctors do get paid massively in UK , senior doctors some make around 500k !! Its the nurses who get meagrely paid !!

[@drmonishamishra]

Who are these senior doctors like you say that get paid £500k in the NHS? Please even I want to know! 😅

[@godleveldoctor3955]

Doctors deserve getting paid more everywhere in the world 🌍

[@firelights]

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[@shanegremory900]

@@bullrider9617hat’s such fake news 😂😂😂😂😂 I’ve been working here for over 9 years and my dad over 25 years . None of us make that much lol . Don’t misguide people

[@bhadresh1135]

Great video

[@vegasrebel781]

This is insane. I'm a nurse working in surgery with 3 years experience in a fairly average cost of living state of Nevada, USA. My base pay is over 85k dollars and easily clear 100k for the year with call. I can't imagine going through 14 years of schooling to make 88k pounds. I hope they fix this.

[@chihiro549]

Well Uk doctors have a good work life balance. Not everything is about money americans

[@balerikirmu.11]

Whats the cost of living US bs UK though? Nontheless they do need a major bump

[@joinkervinson4133]

That’s why healthcare is so expensive in the us also.

[@balerikirmu.11]

@@joinkervinson4133 you assume cos doctors are paid that amount?

[@vegasrebel781]

@@chihiro549 I work 4 days a week. Get paternity leave, 4 weeks pto. Will be 6 weeks pto with more experience. 401k, health insurance...I have enough time to spend with family and pursue my hobbies. Its kinda ignorant of you to assume Americans don't have a good work life balance.

[@user-cy4on1xs2v]

Recognition of your degree like mrcp / frcp in uk is much more than earning money a lot in other countries 😊❤

[@xMichelex]

That's terrible pay for the amount of training, years in school, and other expenses. How much did med school cost and how long did it take you to pay off, or are you still paying/training? When does it end quite honestly? Whew, well done on sticking with it! I wouldn't be surprised if you are still in a deficit after adding up your years of salary vs your paid school/training.

[@sadoonhamza6687]

Great video as always. Recently moved to london and joined non training psych post so thankyou for the motivation❤. I have been following you for past couple of years. But London is so so expensive😅 A family cannot servive in this amount. The expenses as a family grows 4 5 times rather than linear growth. So pay should be raised atleast to get at the same level with inflation. Last year I was here for my Plab2 and I can clearly feel the difference of inflation in one year time. Its really important that doctors are paid well otherwise middle grade drs will start leaving UK soon due to better oppurtunities in Gulf and other countries

[@drmonishamishra]

👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@GDIFR]

I feel the same. My base pay as a SAS is 75 k. It's looks a lot, but London rent is very expensive.

[@aniketkedare8]

Being a doctor is a tough job. Lots of sacrifices. No amount of money will make up. Just be kind with doctors and health professions

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Subscribed uh doc I'm staff nurse here😊

[@DailyRonaDhona]

Takes a LOT for a desi (indian or pakistani) to come out and share the payslip. Champion of a woman.

[@drmonishamishra]

🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@davidmcdonald1441]

what is the cost of indemnity insurance on doctors wages in the USA

[@souravmaimani2983]

How to be a consultant after completing MRCP ? Any other exam have to face ? Or its just completing 6/7 years training? Let me clear

[@drwasabie1]

i have achieved plab 1 and 2, i am about to complete my registration process, but i'm in dilemma whether i should be moving into the UK or not, because my salary is around 2.200 pounds per month in the the country where i live (turkey). The cost of living in the UK is questioning my decision . And i'm GP anyway thank you for your videos.

[@Affiliate_Dev]

Hii I'm an mbbs student will u pls provide guidance on plab exam sir

[@DrabhishekSrivastava26]

If we wanna work in Uk do we need experience like 1 ir 2years experience before applying for plab or mrcp?

[@maurya03]

Doc, currently which is better option for imgs in your opinion nhs uk or Australia ?and which is easy to get into residency training ?

[@skylark304]

what is the purpose of your emigration ? if going back to India > uk , if for permanently settlement > Australia . much better weather and economy ! new zeland is another option for settlement .

[@akinboshomo]

Thank you very much for this enlightening video

[@rinakaur7245]

My work is finance related & similar salary to yours. I work about 5-10 hours extra each week for a multinational outfit but they are unpaid & we don't get time back for it. I also pay into a pension but its not as good as NHS pension. You have a clear path/structure that shows salary bands & career progression milestones. Despite your years of study/training, i think you are in a much better place than me.

[@nanat9178]

If you leave your job and move to another country the money that went into pension also goes away or can you still avail that ?

[@allahdad6448]

thanks mam.i wish to be your team member

[@sumathichandramohan9979]

Doctors efforts are priceless , please raise their salary it’s very low

[@prakashcp4774]

is it necessary for a fmge resident from india need mci registartion in uk?

[@ashokdutta1]

Great Manisha

[@garys7828]

Wishing you well in your career.....

[@anuragkhobragade7788]

Hello , I am currently yet to start mbbs & confused about PG in india or uk so I want to have comfort for on time choice for PG in either india or uk so can i crack UKMLA if i will have coaching for NEXT (indian licensing exam) ?? Suggest me best options plz

[@samianasreen4104]

Hey I love your videos they are amazing ❣️ can you please guide me about your psychiatry journey as I am interested in psychiatry. Also I don't know about the merit

[@asuezeigwe9381]

Please I need a separate video for locum shifts

[@user-sb7rl3cj3k]

what is research academia? can you tell more about it please?

[@thomasishravelchelvan5383]

DR.YOU COME TO WORK IN SINGAPORE YOUR LIFE WILL BE THE BEST

[@yourhealth2105]

Informative

[@tarekmostafa986]

THANKS FOR THE INFO , CAN YOU TELL US WHAT ABOUT YOUR EXPENSES LIVING IN LONDON IN ONE BEDROOM APPARTMENT AND USING PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION AND FOOD ,INTERNET ,, GAS , ELECRICITY....etc. ?? thank you DR.TAREK

[@ibrahim.allahwala]

Cool, You are paying taxes what I'm earning in a whole month, while giving same amount of hour's. Good to see, May u have more success.

[@Mary-stephen]

Can you give me an estimate of how much doctors working for a football club earn? Use Chelsea or Liverpool as an example

[@siddhichoudhary1615]

Lots of love

[@tschoong3897]

Very hard at the start, but getting far better after being consultant.

[@aditisah4197]

Can you make a video about how much you are earning from KZbin and how long it took for you to do so? ... If it's not too intrusive to ask.

[@kalaniabeywardene963]

If we are planning to come back to mother country after working sometime, can we decide not to pay for pension? Pls explain. Thanks.

[@drmonishamishra]

You can opt out of pension whenever you feel like.

[@soifulislammostafa6651]

I have the will of being a doctor but sometime became so depressed 😢

[@rsg4276]

Nice informative video. What is the scope and opportunities for Ayurveda and Homeopathy Doctors?

[@drmonishamishra]

Unfortunately, it is not recognised in the U.K.

[@franco8flyline]

Your hourly base rate and lucum rate and weekend hourly rates are extremely high, compared to the rest of the UK. Comparable to a senior manager/director in a bank. I get you may want more pay, but just bear in mind where you stand comparatively to the people who pay taxes to give you that pay

[@RkR2001]

It's Earn Vs INCOME Taxes Vs Expenses in UK pounds including Housing EMIs

[@mahimasharma7625]

Rn im doind bsc in medical in india but i want to move to london for masters but i have no clue about what master in medical can help me to become a doctor or pshycologist or i have to crack mcat please explain please like are there any other opportunities after master in medical in london

[@divyangsarvaiya9388]

Would love a video on locum

[@rajivbhatnagar6421]

It is very sad to see the treatment of physicians in the UK by the government. I am a Registered Nurse in telemetry working in California, US with 17 years experience. With a little overtime I easily clear $240,000+ per year. My coworkers in the ICU make $280,000+. We have a critical shortage of physicians in the US. You can always move to the US to get decent money for your hard work.

[@rohitkhosla8110]

One will have to go thru tge trauma of matching and the residency program for that.

[@PoBx100]

The average salary in London is £35K. In most cases, people with degrees and PhDs, 20 years of experience, and enormous responsibilities earn less than £65K. The fact that junior doctors complain about their £50K salaries for 35 hours of work that include allowance, shopping discounts, and pension is insulting to those who have worked 42 hours for over 20 years for less than £30K without allowance or pension. It's sad to see an increase in greedy, self-centred individuals entering the medical profession to enrich themselves on the taxpayer's dime. They shouldn't become doctors if they want to have a wolf-of-the wall street lifestyle.

[@drsaadsheikh]

Doctor's have much more professional expenses like giving yearly GMC fees. Yearly indemnity insurance. And huge fees of exams required to pass

[@rayray9996]

Your pay is handsome for a government position and for your level of experience. I do not believe doctors in many parts of the world with a similar position given the same level of experience make as much as you do. Engineers and other professionals in many parts of the world with your level of experience get paid the same or even less in many cases. Private hospitals may pay a bit more in some countries to doctors with your level of experience, but one is overworked and can be fired at any time in private establishments. A government job is always better in some respects and has more stability. Of course, everyone always wishes they make much more money than they do. This feeling is generally universal. Hats off to you for making this video. Not many would have the guts to reveal their paycheck on KZbin for everyone to see. Many viewers will appreciate this information. I became a fan of your channel after seeing your honesty and openness.

[@malladiprasad2143]

You are getting a lot for the little amount of work you do for patients. For a waiting list you keep for two years, you are getting a lot, my dear

[@drsaadsheikh]

It's not her fault. It's the fault of NHS that they're not staffing well resulting in waiting times.

[@sjkgaming2174]

Is playslip per month or per annum

[@salimjaved1890]

This makes sense why docs come back to India to practice.

[@adlankamal3360]

Hello Dr Monisha, do you have any idea if a foreigner Dr want to work in the UK? Thank you