How much do doctors earn in the U.K.? : Real figures

 The pay of doctors vary with different grades and experience.

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The following are the basic pays of doctors per annum in England . Pays are slightly higher in Wales ( few thousand pounds higher for junior doctors ).

These figures are before taxes and national insurance . These do not include banding payments.

Foundation doctors

Foundation doctor year 1 (FY1): £28,243

Foundation doctor year 2 (FY2): £32,691

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Specialty registrars (including GP trainees)

Specialty registrar (core training CT1-2/ run-through training ST1–2) : £38,693

Specialty registrar (core training CT3/ specialty training run through ST3–5/ higher training after CT i.e.ST3–5) :£49,036

Specialty registrar (specialty training run through ST6–8/ higher training after CT i.e.ST6–8) :£52,036

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Consultants

Year 1 (starting salary) : £82,096

1 year completed as consultant : £84,667

2 years completed : £87,328

3 years completed : £89,809

4–8 years completed : £92,372

9–13 years completed : £98,477

14–18 years completed : £104,584

19 years completed : £110,683