What salary can I expect to start on as a newly qualified physiotherapist? **2020/2021 UPDATE
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ต.ค. 2024
- Hey guys my name is Masud and in today’s video I discuss what kind of salary you can expect to be on once you’re qualified as a physiotherapist.
Newly qualified physiotherapists generally start on about £22-26k depending on where you are in the country.
Expect your pay to be slightly higher if you’re in London as to cover the increased living expenses so looking more towards the £26k mark.
How much is that in a month after taxes?
Band 5’s can earn anything from £1500-2000 per calendar month in net take home pay. This depends on how many years exp you have as a band 5 as well.
As you gain more experience and progress up the pay ladder you can expect to earn around about £31-38k as a band 6.
Band 7s can earn anything up to £38-44k
Band 8s generally a lot higher but can be on average about £44-60k.
I think that’s the highest you can go as a physios in terms of banding but ofcourse physios who work in private practice or have their own business can earn a lot more.
These figures are all based on 2020/2021 NHS bandings to which I’ve left a link down below if you wanted to check them out.
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Hope this helps you out.
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Check the link in the description for NHS banding salaries.
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The much awaited video!
Very helpful video Masud, thank you.
Can you enlighten us about asking pay rise also ( not talking about NHS ) ? When would be the best time to ask for it ? After a year or more maybe ? Would be appropriate to say the amount of pay rise ? You've got the point anyway :)
Keep making PT videos thumbs up.
Hey there, I would say after a year should be a reasonable time. Usually you’d have to have passed your probation at 6 months so 1 year is fine.
Best time is dependent on the company you’re with as some companies like to increase the salary around the end of tax year (April in the U.K.) and others may have their own policies around salary increases.
Thank you
Thanks for the videos really helpful. How quickly can you realistically move up within the bands or go up a band? I’m thinking if re-skimming and I’m 37 years old so would be early 40’s till I graduate so not sure if I’d have enough time to progress. Also, can you be a physiotherapist up to retirement age, is it physically too demanding?
Hey Amanda, thats a good question. Realistically I’d say the earliest is 2 years to move from a band 5-6 and then another 2-3 years to band 7 .. you can definitely do it.
Just depends on your ability, confidence as a practitioner and how much you’re willing to work on your skills.
I had people on my course nearing 50 so I think you’ll be fine.
Yes you can be a physio all the way to retirement age and above if you choose to and able to practice safely still.
‘Is it too physically demanding?’ - It depends on which area of physio you’re in as they all require you to be hands on in some form weather that’s helping to mobilise a patient for a walk, assessing limb power and range of motion or just completing manual therapy.
As long as you keep yourself physically fit you will be ok ✅
Here is a video I made earlier Amanda which explains how to progress from a band 5-6-7
th-cam.com/video/MoC4QOOEluU/w-d-xo.html
Such a cool video, btw which band are you in currently? And can you make a video about the progression of PT in NHS please? Like how long does it take for PT to progress and whats required.
Hi Winston, thank you mate. I’ve made a video here which explains briefly the system of progression: th-cam.com/video/MoC4QOOEluU/w-d-xo.html
Physios earn very little in comparison to other professionals.
Unfortunately true
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Welcome
great video, thanks! I was just wondering how you move up the pay bands is it purely by just gaining more experience? If you had another degree such as a post-grad physician associate, would that make you be on a higher band? And my other question is how to you specialise as a physio - do you do an extra course? Or does that happen at uni?
Sorry that's so many questions 😐 but any answers would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!
Hey Georgie, I’ve made a video to answer your first question here: th-cam.com/video/MoC4QOOEluU/w-d-xo.html
People generally ‘specialise’ by getting a static role usually as a band 6 in one area. This is after you have completed your studies and worked a couple of years.
@@masudsaeediphysiotherapy8689 thank you so much that’s really helpful I just discovered your channel today and I can’t wait to learn more. Thanks again! 🙂
You’re welcome Georgie
@@masudsaeediphysiotherapy8689 in uk does physciotherapist can prescribe medicne
Unfortunately, it is a very big difference between UK and U.S.
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Hello, great work you are doing here, I am a physiotherapists in a teaching hospital in Nigeria with 12 years post graduation experience, 6 of the years in neurological rehabilitation speciality with Masters degree also. Practicing in UK does look enticing to me. What will you advise me and would I have to start as a band 5 physiotherapists. I would like more clarity on the path to work in UK
Hi Sylvia,
Thank you for your comment. Great to hear from you.
I would start by researching how to apply for HCPC registration.
I made a video on this here: th-cam.com/video/IQWlL9P8RSs/w-d-xo.html
Ma'am Sylvia excuse me, I have a question seeing as I am in Nigeria too but I have no idea what course to go for but I am looking towards the way of Physiotherapy how does the salary look in Nigeria?
Therapy assistants and health care assistants band 3 are get in 22k to 24k a year wouldn’t physios get way more than at band 5 ? These are London numbers but I feel like it should still be different
Perhaps you may be right Mahlia, pro rata band 5s in London can get from 25-32 from my knowledge. I do also agree they should get more as you have to complete a 3 years of intense study and placements but 🤷🏻♂️
i would like to travel to the uk but curious to whys the pay in the uk so bad? a new grad in australia level 1 or in private practice can expect to earn around 75-85k aud which is around 42k in pounds and after studying a hard course for 4 years and being a physio for the past year i currently wouldnt take anything under 60k pounds
Masud this is awesome, btw i was thinking of being a chiropractor, osteopath, or physio, the other 2 require self employment, but i was wondering which could earn the most (hypothetically if they r living in the same area and have the same number of working hours per week), also is chiro a disrespected job?
Hey Miroza, good question, there are so many variables to this still which would make it tricky to answer..
Again haha I don’t know what to say about chiropractors.. I’m biased to physios only!!
Miroza Mansoor
If you want to earn lots being a chiropractor, then go to the states. If you're in England, don't consider it.
Hi.. I am studying 8th and I want to become physiotherapist... So what book i will have to study or extra classes... Pls recommend...
Biology mainly
Hi , As a 5 year experienced PT getting a job offer in England z how much is fair to request to employer ?
Thank you
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How much possibility do I have to work as a Physiotherapist in uk after completing my masters in uk itself..and what is the process to join as a Physiotherapist
Apply for HCPC registration. If you have already qualified as a physiotherapist :)
@@masudsaeediphysiotherapy8689 should I need IELTS to register into it
@@gowthamsai8041 I don’t think so, but you need a English language test score if you’re from a non English speaking country. Like a TEFL score
Why don’t you ask your lecturers at your university where you did your masters in the U.K. ?
@@masudsaeediphysiotherapy8689 planning to do masters in uk
What is a band 6-7-8? Is it location or education/experience level?
It’s the NHS banding associated with experience and pay
Bro is it possible to do extra shift in nhs as a physiotherapist.
Yes it is
Which is more physically demanding between nursing and physiotherapy ?
In my opinion, I think nursing probably is more demanding just from my own experience being around nurses…
@@masudsaeediphysiotherapy8689 Thanks for your response,. DO NURSES EARN MORE THOUGH?
Where did u study which uni because i found an apprenticeship but im not sure it going to be equivalent
I studied at Plymouth uni. Yes, do your research 👍🏼👍🏼
Hi there I have one year left before graduating in physio and i would like to work as a locum or do shift work do you know any agencies please as i am struggling to find any information out there thanks
Hi Nora, are you completing a U.K. physio course ?
Hey masud
I am from India
I wish to stud bpt in uk
After my graduation is it easy to get job and pr options
Please reply:)
Hi, it won’t be easy, but it is possible.
best option to work in U.K. if that’s your goal is to do a Msc course in U.K. after your bpt in India . After doing the Msc it will be easier for you get job in U.K. 👍🏼
I am actually shocked to hear that. It's a fucking misery! If you drive an excavator in a construction site you earn more than a top level physio, it's mind blowing!
…most healthcare professionals are underpaid. Our society/govt values industries like finance, business and entertainment more than health which is the same across the world 🌍
After completing diploma program what band can I apply for??
I don’t know about diploma .. if you mean Bsc physiotherapy degree then band 5
After completing masters program what band can you apply for ?
5
@@masudsaeediphysiotherapy8689 and bachelor?
Sir i want to know about neurophysiologist is it good profession and what abt jobs of it?
Hey Abbas, that’s a good question, to be honest I don’t have an answer 😅. I would need to do some research so let me get back to you on that one
Can individual graduated from msc in sport medicine and rehabilitation work as pt ?
Hi Issa , simple answer - No . You need a physio degree to be able to practice.
@@masudsaeediphysiotherapy8689 thank you for your kind response
I can get masters in physio or Occupational Therapy...
Any suggestions 😅
Haha why not ? They are very similar in pay 💰..not a lot of difference but I am biased towards physios 😌
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What job earns the most .phsios or nurse ?
Depends on the specialism and experience level
Nursing. Cause 12 hours x 3 days
That's fuckall.