What is a REGISTRAR DOCTOR'S PAY in the NHS? | CT3/ST3-5 Doctor Pay Slip!

[@shubhampalange]

Thank you, Dr. Ibreez and Dr. Ibrahim. My partner and I are soon moving to UK she has job opportunities and I am currently hunting for one. There's one big worry that we have as to if we would be together and could we afford everything with the rising prices. The two of you have done an excellent job yourselves training at the same trust, buying a house, etc. We wanted your guidance about the same.

[@RoadToUK]

Please see: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aHrJqYtsjNB6htE

[@AayushaBhandari]

Dr Ibreez , many people are complaining about the low staffed NHS and how as a foreign medical graduate they are being treated ! Could you please talk about these issues in your coming videos !

[@RoadToUK]

We've discussed them previously - kzbin.info/www/bejne/fYTMnIuVpsiHkLs

[@sharadgupta2946]

Hello Doctor, I have one query I have done my medical degree from Philippines and I have done 1 year of clerkship there; after that I returned to India and got permanent registration with my state medical council without doing internship as it is accepted for the students who graduated from Philippines, now if I apply for GMC registration; will I be able to get a full registration with GMC or I have to do internship? It will be huge favour, 😊

[@paediatriciandoctorzahidhu8360]

Great video.... Can u please guide regarding the Speciality doctors pay and senior clinical fellows pay difference ...? I was offered 75000/month as speciality doctor from one trust and from another trust as SCF with 53100+1A Banding... Which one in the end is more I will be earning ?

[@RoadToUK]

Depends on your roster with the banding and if there is any on-call enhancements with the first job.

[@nanat9178]

I always wondered, if you are taxed 40% above 50,000 pounds then shouldn’t your salary decrease when you go from 20% at 48k to 40% at 50k ! ? How is that made up for ?

[@RoadToUK]

Please see: www.investopedia.com/financial-edge/0212/how-getting-a-raise-affects-your-taxes.aspx

[@craigthebrute7929]

Could you comment about the upcoming industrial action please? I would be interested in your opinion.

[@RoadToUK]

Currently there is no industrial action planned. It still requires a vote.

[@hilalarslan5888]

very informative as always! thanks 🌸

[@RoadToUK]

You're very welcome 😁

[@happysoul9413]

Hi.. Wanted to know if i complete my FCPS or MD degree in Bangladesh and then opt for plab and get my GMC reg done will i be benefitted somehow or i will have to star from the beginning? Thank you

[@Ray24393]

Could you possibly do a video on how an img goes about becoming a gp after obtaining gmc registration? Is it very difficult?

[@RoadToUK]

Please see: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fHS0fpmbaZmaa6s

[@tanveerkhattak2498]

Is it easy to get training jobs as compared to non training jobs

[@elkammash]

Thank you for this informative video.

[@RoadToUK]

You are welcome!

[@doktorenteresan6295]

Hello can I ask is this check include extra hours?

[@RoadToUK]

Yes.

[@faizaaslam8283]

Hey wanted to know the workload of speciality registrar job of anesthesia? Do they have the same timings 9 to 5pm job?

[@RoadToUK]

Please see: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jX2Xc6aLZ8mIeJY

[@yasrabbatool7316]

What is the take home pay after taxes for fy2. And please let me know my daughter will be 2 yrs In Sha Allah coming April .so I want to know if I go to work where will I keep my child .what is a cost and what is a cost of child minder

[@RoadToUK]

Between £2500-2700 but can vary due to on-calls.

[@dr.anusree8874]

Are locums taxable?

[@RoadToUK]

Yes.

[@daviskimweri8095]

Love the video quality. Which camera and lens are u using?

[@RoadToUK]

It's a webcam 😂 but thanks!

[@nayeemtahsan4545]

I have 2 question 1. I heard doctors are leaving NHS nowadays due to high work load, irrespensible manager and less payment than USA and Australia . Is it true? 2. How many year does a doctor needs to work for getting PR?

[@RoadToUK]

1) We don't know anyone who has done this. 2) 5 years.

[@rj14053]

This is true..I am also working in NHS as a SHO equivalent..patient load is unbearable, are aged and very sick. Stress keeps on rising as you go higher the ladder. Everyone is overworked and overtired. Pay is just passby when you consider the living cost. It is difficult !! I have done my PG in India and considering moving back within 6 months of coming here.

[@kimberlysilochan639]

This is all true. Heavy workloads, short staffed ,inflexible with leave and the pay is barely enough given cost of living .

[@RoadToUK]

@@kimberlysilochan639 We can only speak from our experiences. We've been able to get a mortgage, buy a car, travel, and live comfortably with our pay. Inflexibility with leave and short staff are issues which can be raised. If you do not raise concerns, things will not resolve. Our hospital was once extremely short staffed, but the JDRC as well as local unions brought it to the attention of those who could make a difference, and the change occurred. At the end of the day, it may not be your cup of tea, and if it isn't, you should re-evaluate your options.

[@RoadToUK]

@@kimberlysilochan639 Also, if you're in training, let your TPD know of these issues, as well as your GSWH. Exception report every incident.

[@praneelramjutton]

very bad salary for this position. I heard driver in uk earns pretty the same salary

[@RoadToUK]

Cool ✌🏻

[@martinparkes6088]

PAYED TO MUCH 😮

[@RoadToUK]

*paid *too

[@thomaspridmore106]

😊yes go to Australia ££££