Thank you doctor very much. I got many of my questions answered watching this wonderful video. I really appreciate your efforts and wish you a bright future !!
I want to write my plab exams but they keep getting postponed due to the pandemic, cant wait to start working in NHS, can you make a day in your life as a doctor in NHS?
Brilliant explanation covering almost all queries....except one thing that could you please mention a bit about negotiating the salary according to the experience we have in our home countries e.g at what point shall we negotiate (usually in interview there isn't a chance because we don't know if we are selected or not) and afterwards with whom to negotiate? Consultant or HR and perhaps some tips and tricks for doing it in a good way...thanks
So how much are you restricted in hours to work in the UK? I understand 20 hours is the max if you go to another hospital to pick up hours. So is there a standard in the number of max hours a person can make within a pay period or month, year week etc? It sounds alot like the Pharoah call center jobs in the US. Is this Call center Doctors work in a clinical form?
Does in MRCP training we have to pay fees to the nhs, as in India for pursuing Post graduate degree we have to pay to college some amount fees, is there any such in UK?
thank u . I want to know about pension.Will 9.3 pension be paid after retirement or resignation?How much money approximetly will have for a FI2 level doctor after deducting accomodation cost,tax and other necessary staffs cost from the basic salary?
I am now doing MBBS in west Bengal. After completion of MBBS, MD in India. I want to practice as internal medicine for at least 8-10 years in the U.K to take the edge over other Indian Doctor and then return to my home country India. Is it worth it?
There is no such specialization in the UK known as internal medicine. If you intend on returning to India, why not opt for a training like MTI? roadtouk.com/blog/medical-training-initiative-mti-uk/
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 ?
Thank you sir,very informative. I am from India,Me and my husband are planning to write PLAB ,do u think that we can manage to get the same hospital to work for.....what are the chances?
Actually I used to concentrate more on usmle I think I have to keep a glance at plab too! Great video n it is informative n useful! Keep it bro! Is there any racism?
I guess there's racism and other negativities everywhere but it depends how you take it. If you allow it to disturb your mind and efforts, it will be a hard life but if you can develop the habit of ignorance and self confidence then I guess it will be good.
Regarding banding and 40 hours per week work.... means banding applies on only antisocial hours ? And we have to work only for 40 hours including social and antisocial hours???
Hello I am preparing for plab .I am in UK with tier 2 dependent visa , in the instructions they mention I can't be a doctor in training . Can you please help me to get an idea about it .
The pay is based on your training level, not your specialty. If you are at the first stage of internal medicine training, that is equivalent to CT1/ST1 pay.
Hi !! Another informative and a very helpful video!.. thank u so much for the efforts u guys put in for ppl u dont really know or merely know..♥️ the following questions might seem kinda silly ..but i really don't know how it all works there. How can we ask the HR about the job hours? And when do we ask him/her about the hours? Before or after the interview? Can we decline the offer if we dont like how the hrs and rota is laid?. Thanks in advance 😁. Stay blessed 😇 Ibreez and Ibrahim.
Our pleasure! You can ask during the interview if you'd like and it seems appropriate, but even asking after once you've gotten an offer is not a bad idea. Please also see: roadtouk.com/blog/the-interview-finalizing-your-first-nhs-job/
Sir, thanks for nice information, kindly tell does NHS doctors get resident facilities from NHS or one have to live at rent? If we stay at rent then do we get HRA (House Rent Allowance). Specially for ST3 level.
Some hospitals offer accommodation at a cost, but they can be limited and have some restrictions (such as no children, etc). In the UK, housing allowance is only for those who do not make enough salary on their own and require government help (benefits).
Can u tell me rhe average take home pay of an fy2 monthly? All i can find is the base pay before tax.... I wanna know the pay after factoring in extra hours and tax. I am looking for a ballpark figure here.....
Plz answer one question that i have. My pay slip says 40 hours but as per my rota i am working approx 45 hours. My rota coordinator says that they are allowed to make me work for upto 48 hours per week. Is this correct? Do i need to contact pay roll for extra payment?
I would like to ask a question, on call availability do you get paid for only beig available whether you are called or not or you get paid when they actually call you and you get there
You are paid through the duration of your on-call shift. Some on-calls require you to be onsite but some don't. Regardless of if you are actually called, you still get paid.
If I clear MRCP and want to do training in cardiology from UK and settle there , what's the level from which I'll have to start from ? ST3/ ST1 / above this ?!
Sir can u plz tell exactly howmuch is average pay after clearing plab and does it increase or always constant?can we do any other part time job ?and after all cost of everything how much is left in hand? And how about life style?
Hi @roadtouk Please can you clarify do the doctor gets pay yearly or monthly? And if monthly how will we calculate like 37000/12 ?or something else kindly guide
Doctor, thanks for your good information. I am from India and I finished my MBBS from Philippines. Now my question is for doing PG degree/diploma in UK , what is the procedure ? and with Fresh MBBS , is it possible to practice in UK and what is the procedure ?
Would it be difficult for a girl to go through this journey by herself? Tbh that is my biggest concern, I traveled alone before but I've never lived by myself, I live wth my parents.
I have completed my mbbs back in 2015.worked for a year and I have had a long gap since then.will it b wise to start preparing for plab now and how long will it take for me to prepare for plab...please guide
Hi Dr Ibrahim, greetings... I am about to complete my postgraduate in pediatrics in few days and I wish to take pediatric cardiology fellowship in GOSH...could u plz guide me? Thanks in advance and wish u all success
General medicine or paediatrics- which specialty is easy to get into specialty training and has hectic life? Can I do adult medicine like cardiology, neurology etc., in UK after Paediatric training and MRCPCH?
Adult medicine requires MRCP. Gen med would require a specialization alongside, not just gen med. Regardless, competition is merit based, so depending on your portfolio, you can apply for whatever you wish.
Can u guide us regarding to visa policy, like type of visa to be taken, Qs asked during issuing of visa and all like that . It will be a great help if u can so.
Hi there! I would like to book a personal guidance session with you or Dr ibreez. I clicked on the link you provided in the description box but Im still not being able to book a session. Are the personal guidance sessions paid?
@@RoadToUK when I click on the link and I click on book, then two things come up, general session and specific session and learn more. When I click on learn more nothing happens.
Sir I am 2nd year mbbs student from china.My plain in future is plab.What I can do from now?sir any tricks or pattern or opinion to solve the plab test easily.thanks for advance.
is it possible to make about 3000+ pounds per month with locum shifts as an CT1*2 level trainee? couldnt find any answer about the salaries with shifts. I know it depends on the hospital but i ask for average.
At a CT1/2 level you can make £3,000 after taxes as is. Locum shifts and their rates depend heavily on availability in the hospital you work at, but at the CT1/2 level on average £40-50/hr is not unusual for locum pay.
as the living expenses differ from place to place like in London expenditure of living is high . so the salary or money we earn also differ from place to place or its same in the entire UK
Good question. There is extra pay but only in/near London (called the London weighting). There may be slight regional differences across the UK but not very significant and certainly not to the level of London.
Yes, as mentioned, there is London weighting. Wales, Scotland, Northern Ireland, and England have different basic pay rates, but these tend to reflective how expensive the areas are as well.
@@dr.abhipsachoudhury3475 It's possible but not very easy and straightforward. Especially if you have been working in the Sub continent, it's recommended to join as a non-trainee and have some experience working in the UK get competencies signed here and then go for a training job. Reason being there are many columns in competencies that we don't practice back home. And in the UK it's better to be sure that you know what you claim to know. For competencies google about Oriel and have a read.
thank you for this..beautifully presented and straightforward, easy to understand video ..subscribed :)
Thank you much for saying so 😊
You guys are awesome! Thank you! Our prayers are with you for that consultant post :D
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Best vid for payments
I found answers to almost all my questions.
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Thank you doctor very much. I got many of my questions answered watching this wonderful video. I really appreciate your efforts and wish you a bright future !!
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Precise and perfect for understanding the pay role with examples
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Wonderfully explained in absolute simple ways. Happily Subscribed!
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@@RoadToUK will do:)
Ibrahim. Thanks buddy to break it down for the most of us
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thank you for this..beautifully presented and straightforward, easy to understand video.
Keep it up. 👌🏼👍🏼
You're very welcome ☺️
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thanks vhai, nicely explained everything
Always welcome :)
I want to write my plab exams but they keep getting postponed due to the pandemic, cant wait to start working in NHS, can you make a day in your life as a doctor in NHS?
Sure!
Can I contact you? I am in the beginning of the road , I would like to ask you some questions. :)
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The way you describe all the things were Amazing!
Help Alot❤️
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You are helping us so much!!
It's our pleasure :)
Brilliant explanation covering almost all queries....except one thing that could you please mention a bit about negotiating the salary according to the experience we have in our home countries e.g at what point shall we negotiate (usually in interview there isn't a chance because we don't know if we are selected or not) and afterwards with whom to negotiate? Consultant or HR and perhaps some tips and tricks for doing it in a good way...thanks
You can talk it over when the job has been offered to you. Please also see: roadtouk.com/blog/the-interview-finalizing-your-first-nhs-job/
thanks!
kindly make a video on how an mbbs doctor can apply step by step for nhs from india.thanks
Please see: th-cam.com/video/lYcFao4w7JU/w-d-xo.html
And: th-cam.com/video/z4UghNcKl4U/w-d-xo.html
Great video
Keep it up Dr Ibrahim Ivan 👍👍
Thank you so much for saying so!
Thank you doctor Ibrahim, ver well explained :)
You're welcome!
So how much are you restricted in hours to work in the UK? I understand 20 hours is the max if you go to another hospital to pick up hours. So is there a standard in the number of max hours a person can make within a pay period or month, year week etc? It sounds alot like the Pharoah call center jobs in the US. Is this Call center Doctors work in a clinical form?
Detailed as always...❤️
Thanks for saying so!
Nicely explained ! Thank you so much 😊
You're welcome ☺️
Great video.
Are you allowed to do locum shifts outside the 48-hour workweek time bracket?
Please see: th-cam.com/video/WL4BsU2dUB4/w-d-xo.html
Tax home pay on the 28th of every month, 54121.39, some of your pay is not taxed. Basic pay is taxed.
I am new to your channel. You content is very well detailed. Please consider making a video on living expenses in UK. Thank you 😊
Great suggestion! Hope to have it up soon!
@@RoadToUK Yes please.. Will help a lot of IMGs wanting to relocate to UK. Thanks.! Subscribed 😊
Does in MRCP training we have to pay fees to the nhs, as in India for pursuing Post graduate degree we have to pay to college some amount fees, is there any such in UK?
thanks alot for giving us such a valuable information,love from Pakistan,may ALLAH give you more success
So nice of you to say!
Very informative video Sir ! Kindly guide about being inducted in Ireland health system as a doctor ...
Sorry we have no information about Ireland!
Thank u sir for our help. Really appreciated. Much love from pakistan
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Wow ur videos are really clear,straight and to the exact point 👏very informative 👏 keep doing the stuff
Thanks so much for saying so!
Excellent information. Thank you.
Our pleasure!
Please give the link of salary calculation
thank u . I want to know about pension.Will 9.3 pension be paid after retirement or resignation?How much money approximetly will have for a FI2 level doctor after deducting accomodation cost,tax and other necessary staffs cost from the basic salary?
We will do a video on pension soon, but we cannot know how much you'd have left over without knowing how much is being deducted.
Thank you....more motivation for me
You're welcome!
thanks for informative video
are national insurance and NHS pension mendatory ?
whats your opinion about it ?
National insurance is mandatory and taken from your payslip. You don't have to opt for the pension.
Excellent video. Thank you very much!
You're welcome 😁
I am now doing MBBS in west Bengal.
After completion of MBBS, MD in India. I want to practice as internal medicine for at least 8-10 years in the U.K to take the edge over other Indian Doctor and then return to my home country India. Is it worth it?
There is no such specialization in the UK known as internal medicine. If you intend on returning to India, why not opt for a training like MTI?
roadtouk.com/blog/medical-training-initiative-mti-uk/
Thanks
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 ?
As a consultant doctor upto what age you can enter NHS services and until what age you can practice ?
There is no age barrier.
Thank you sir,very informative.
I am from India,Me and my husband are planning to write PLAB ,do u think that we can manage to get the same hospital to work for.....what are the chances?
You're welcome! The chances are good as long as you both consistently apply to the same hospitals.
Actually I used to concentrate more on usmle I think I have to keep a glance at plab too!
Great video n it is informative n useful!
Keep it bro!
Is there any racism?
I guess there's racism and other negativities everywhere but it depends how you take it. If you allow it to disturb your mind and efforts, it will be a hard life but if you can develop the habit of ignorance and self confidence then I guess it will be good.
Please see: th-cam.com/video/GSikX_qcTZY/w-d-xo.html & th-cam.com/video/EfNzKcZi_fI/w-d-xo.html
Regarding banding and 40 hours per week work.... means banding applies on only antisocial hours ? And we have to work only for 40 hours including social and antisocial hours???
What are the working options after finishing FY2 until i start my ST1 residency in case i dont get in from first time ?
A non training job.
Hello I am preparing for plab .I am in UK with tier 2 dependent visa , in the instructions they mention I can't be a doctor in training . Can you please help me to get an idea about it .
You can still work in a non training capacity as a doctor and then switch to your own independent Tier 2 visa when you decide to join training.
Should i arrive there after completing my UG or should I join after the completion of my high school?
In what sense?
Very useful! Can you please do a video regarding the process for working in New Zealand as an IMG?
Sorry we don't have information on New Zealand.
54121 annually 3,200 monthly. ICU night shifts and on call.
Sir what about the stipend they pay while doing internal medicine
The pay is based on your training level, not your specialty. If you are at the first stage of internal medicine training, that is equivalent to CT1/ST1 pay.
Is the salary of an academic doctor (someone involved in research) less than that of someone who does a 100% clinical job in the nhs?
Hello doctor .. at 18:30 you talked about which category fy2 or core training ?
Very well explained and honest. Thanks a ton Dr Ibrahim.. Wish you both a very bright future and heaftier pay slips :D
Thank you!
Why?
Excellent.
Wt r chances of training in surgery for overseas doctors with mrcs+Gmc?
As good as anyone else. You just need to meet the criteria and make a good portfolio.
Do doctors have private practice in uk? If yes, then How common is that? What's the eligibilty and how's the payscale in private sector?
Yes. It's a personal choice. Eligibility and pay is dependent on the organization and can vary with experience and demand.
Thank you very much. Not sure if someone has asked this question before but do you get any pay enhancement if you have masters ?
Not unless it is relevant to the post, and even then it would be something you'd need to negotiate.
Banding is still in UK? I read in somewhere it is an old system?
Banding applies to most healthcare workers with the exception of doctors (and dentists) who are on a different pay scale.
Thanks a lot … really helpful …
I want to ask in FY2 year is that only 20hrs extra we can work ??? Or can we work upto 35-40 hours extra ???
For locum? In your own hospital, you don't have a cap on locums as long as you don't go over your hours and have enough rest time.
And in case i want to work as a locum in other hospital on weekends and not in my own … and is finding a job as a locum difficult?
Thank you for your efforts!
You're welcome!
Hi !! Another informative and a very helpful video!.. thank u so much for the efforts u guys put in for ppl u dont really know or merely know..♥️ the following questions might seem kinda silly ..but i really don't know how it all works there.
How can we ask the HR about the job hours?
And when do we ask him/her about the hours? Before or after the interview?
Can we decline the offer if we dont like how the hrs and rota is laid?.
Thanks in advance 😁. Stay blessed 😇 Ibreez and Ibrahim.
Our pleasure! You can ask during the interview if you'd like and it seems appropriate, but even asking after once you've gotten an offer is not a bad idea. Please also see: roadtouk.com/blog/the-interview-finalizing-your-first-nhs-job/
Thank you for valuable info.💐
You're welcome!
Sir, thanks for nice information, kindly tell does NHS doctors get resident facilities from NHS or one have to live at rent?
If we stay at rent then do we get HRA (House Rent Allowance).
Specially for ST3 level.
Some hospitals offer accommodation at a cost, but they can be limited and have some restrictions (such as no children, etc). In the UK, housing allowance is only for those who do not make enough salary on their own and require government help (benefits).
Can u tell me rhe average take home pay of an fy2 monthly?
All i can find is the base pay before tax.... I wanna know the pay after factoring in extra hours and tax.
I am looking for a ballpark figure here.....
Please see: th-cam.com/video/2NmeH_z2vUY/w-d-xo.html
@@RoadToUK I have also heard from ur video's that it's possible to get a Ct1 job after plab....
How to do this?
Plz answer one question that i have. My pay slip says 40 hours but as per my rota i am working approx 45 hours. My rota coordinator says that they are allowed to make me work for upto 48 hours per week. Is this correct? Do i need to contact pay roll for extra payment?
On the payslip, how many hours have you been paid for?
@@RoadToUK it says 173
What about holidays like monthly holidays ??,sick leave like that ???
Please see: th-cam.com/video/WL4BsU2dUB4/w-d-xo.html
@@RoadToUK 😀Thank you for the reply I will watch for sure
I’m from south India trying to practice in UK
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I would like to ask a question, on call availability do you get paid for only beig available whether you are called or not or you get paid when they actually call you and you get there
You are paid through the duration of your on-call shift. Some on-calls require you to be onsite but some don't. Regardless of if you are actually called, you still get paid.
Thank you
It was elaborate.
God bless yoi
You're welcome.
If Someone haven’t done his internship can he apply for plab?
Yes. Please see: th-cam.com/video/iRTJu1rB3Io/w-d-xo.html
Thanks for your information.
You're welcome
If I clear MRCP and want to do training in cardiology from UK and settle there , what's the level from which I'll have to start from ? ST3/ ST1 / above this ?!
Please see: roadto.uk/okBo/
Sir can u plz tell exactly howmuch is average pay after clearing plab and does it increase or always constant?can we do any other part time job ?and after all cost of everything how much is left in hand? And how about life style?
As mentioned in this video, pay is dependent on your level of work. Please see here more regarding saving: th-cam.com/video/2IfxX6WkGPo/w-d-xo.html
Hey dr your video is very informative
Can you tell me the working hours of a registrar job?
Please see: th-cam.com/video/WL4BsU2dUB4/w-d-xo.html
Hi @roadtouk
Please can you clarify do the doctor gets pay yearly or monthly?
And if monthly how will we calculate like 37000/12 ?or something else kindly guide
We are paid monthly. Please see: th-cam.com/video/2NmeH_z2vUY/w-d-xo.html
Thank you for the video.. Can you tell about leaves of a junior doctor per year?
Please see: roadto.uk/Xhjw
@@RoadToUK thank you so much for the reply 🙏
Excellent and informative 👍👍
Thanks 😊
If you have something for ophthalmologists aspiring for uk..mti route for ophthal.. would be of great help.
Can we do real estate work as a junior doctor?
On a work visa, you can only do the job applied for the certificate of sponsorship.
Doctor, thanks for your good information.
I am from India and I finished my MBBS from Philippines.
Now my question is
for doing PG degree/diploma in UK , what is the procedure ? and
with Fresh MBBS , is it possible to practice in UK and what is the procedure ?
Take PLAB
Please see: th-cam.com/video/OEWSOoTzI6Y/w-d-xo.html
Would it be difficult for a girl to go through this journey by herself? Tbh that is my biggest concern, I traveled alone before but I've never lived by myself, I live wth my parents.
No of course not! Please also see: th-cam.com/video/chcDcU8NC-k/w-d-xo.html
And how much will i be paid if i have a MBBS degree along with MRCS but no any experience .
It depends on the level of the post you apply to.
I have completed my mbbs back in 2015.worked for a year and I have had a long gap since then.will it b wise to start preparing for plab now and how long will it take for me to prepare for plab...please guide
Yes sir
There's nothing stopping you! Hope this helps: th-cam.com/video/wW9XMgdc0qE/w-d-xo.html
After MBBS followed by internship after PLAB 1 &2 will I get job at the level of FY2 or FY1 ... will be very much thank ful for ur reply
Please see: th-cam.com/video/SJkSaQ5FApM/w-d-xo.html
Sir I am currently working in India and taking MRCP exams. After clearing MRCP what payment and post I can expect in UK ?
Please see: th-cam.com/video/SJkSaQ5FApM/w-d-xo.html
awesome and you are a idol for me.
Wow, thanks!
Thanks for this very informative video, I have an inquiry doctor, for consultant how do they get paid for oncalls?
Additional to their basic.
Best detailed explanation 👍
Thank you!
Sir..can an Anaesthetic registrar ST 3 Doctor earn £ 70k per month before tax?? Or is dat too difficult
No one would be earning that amount per month.
Hi Dr Ibrahim, greetings...
I am about to complete my postgraduate in pediatrics in few days and I wish to take pediatric cardiology fellowship in GOSH...could u plz guide me?
Thanks in advance and wish u all success
Sorry we have no information on this subject
Very well explained, thank you.
You're welcome!
Sir... Is there any tuition fee at any step during the entire period from Fy1 to st3+.......??
No. Please also see: th-cam.com/video/OEWSOoTzI6Y/w-d-xo.html
@@RoadToUK thank u sir....
General medicine or paediatrics- which specialty is easy to get into specialty training and has hectic life?
Can I do adult medicine like cardiology, neurology etc., in UK after Paediatric training and MRCPCH?
Adult medicine requires MRCP. Gen med would require a specialization alongside, not just gen med. Regardless, competition is merit based, so depending on your portfolio, you can apply for whatever you wish.
Ok. On-Calls increase the pay.
Can u guide us regarding to visa policy, like type of visa to be taken, Qs asked during issuing of visa and all like that . It will be a great help if u can so.
Please see: roadto.uk/4otY/
Hi there! I would like to book a personal guidance session with you or Dr ibreez.
I clicked on the link you provided in the description box but Im still not being able to book a session. Are the personal guidance sessions paid?
What happens when you try?
@@RoadToUK when I click on the link and I click on book, then two things come up, general session and specific session and learn more. When I click on learn more nothing happens.
@@woodpecant6992 Try- guidance.roadtouk.com/general-guidance-sessions/
I cleared my MRCOG, 6 mths back , so at what level will i join??
Please see: th-cam.com/video/TG0gJGlICD4/w-d-xo.html
Sir for an intern student PLAB OR MRCS which is the best way sir can u pls tell me sir
Please see: roadtouk.com/blog/plab-vs-mrcp-what-do-you-need-to-know/
Sir I am 2nd year mbbs student from china.My plain in future is plab.What I can do from now?sir any tricks or pattern or opinion to solve the plab test easily.thanks for advance.
You will face UKMLA: th-cam.com/video/7qrzEG_vjQU/w-d-xo.html
Respected sir , what is the pathway of orthopaedic branch after completing plab exam? Thank you sir
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Sir after passing plab 2 at which level imgs get into? Is it FY1 or ST3?
Please see: th-cam.com/video/TG0gJGlICD4/w-d-xo.html
Thank you❤️
You’re welcome 😊
Fy1
28k per year?????? Or monthly without tax or with
Per year basic pay
is it possible to make about 3000+ pounds per month with locum shifts as an CT1*2 level trainee? couldnt find any answer about the salaries with shifts. I know it depends on the hospital but i ask for average.
At a CT1/2 level you can make £3,000 after taxes as is. Locum shifts and their rates depend heavily on availability in the hospital you work at, but at the CT1/2 level on average £40-50/hr is not unusual for locum pay.
as the living expenses differ from place to place like in London expenditure of living is high .
so the salary or money we earn also differ from place to place or its same in the entire UK
Good question. There is extra pay but only in/near London (called the London weighting). There may be slight regional differences across the UK but not very significant and certainly not to the level of London.
Yes, as mentioned, there is London weighting. Wales, Scotland, Northern Ireland, and England have different basic pay rates, but these tend to reflective how expensive the areas are as well.
Thank you sir for all the infms.I just wanted to knw can i apply directly for core medical training 1 after plab exam and gmc registration?
Yes if you meet all the criteria to do so.
@@RoadToUK Can u kindly elaborate abt the criteria?
@@dr.abhipsachoudhury3475 It's possible but not very easy and straightforward. Especially if you have been working in the Sub continent, it's recommended to join as a non-trainee and have some experience working in the UK get competencies signed here and then go for a training job.
Reason being there are many columns in competencies that we don't practice back home. And in the UK it's better to be sure that you know what you claim to know.
For competencies google about Oriel and have a read.
@@aamirkhan6692 thnk u soo much
I think you need to give MRCP exams to be able to get a residency position, am I wrong ?