Hi Kirian, Could you do a video on average yearly cost of training (exams fees, required subscriptions etc ) for GP trainees and maybe other specialities. Keep up the great work!!!
It's mind blowing to see people talk about a few doctors who unbelievably surpassed 1M a year when Kim Kardashian takes home this amount of money for an Instagram post.
Well footballers earn quite a lot for just kicking a ball around. Entertainment pays. That explains music, movies and sports. I'm not sure why you decided to single out Kim Kardashian. You might feel she has no talent but she obviously does. Nobody actually gets money for "nothing"
Entertainment pays! Footballers, movie stars and social media influencers get paid by the truckload. Yet the people who are protecting the country and lives of its citizens regularly by putting their own lives in danger are paid peanuts
I don’t have problems with doctors making money. They literally spend a decade to become doctors. That’s a dedication. Not many of us have that much stamina to stay in school for this long. We need dedicate people like doctors. Thank you for giving up your social life and a lot more to be part of a healthcare team.
another great video, I also live in Manchester and I had a very bad time last year with a burst appendix. Without the help of doctors I would of passed away. They deserve a lot more than what they get end of conversation :)
As an eye surgeon, I think it’s great that doctors get paid so well. It takes years to learn such high level skills. No amount of money is enough. Being a private consultant anywhere in the world is way more difficult than an institutional practice.
Whats your thoughts on the young, left wing generation suggesting surgeons like yourself would still work as hard, sacrifice as much, without the incentive of money?
@@ps0116 Tbh I didn't understand your question. Please can you frame it better. To whatever I have understood my preliminary reply would be : doing good , precise beautiful eye surgery is a passion of mine and the satisfaction one gets out of doing beautiful surgery. No amount of money can give that . Money is only a number, but yes it should be high for the skill that surgeons possess and the stress we take to do even a single case
Sudeep Brar , I see. I was trying to ask whether you, and other surgeons, would have gone through the training, if the salary was the same as someone working in McDonalds. I hear a lot of people suggesting you would, but I always disagreed.
@@ps0116 I don’t think anyone would do that at a young age, maybe after 60 someone might not look at the renumeration part. The intangible part about doing beautiful surgery and patient gratitude still remains as my previous comment. No other profession provides that I feel.
Sick video! I guess it’s important to realise that these doctors earning a shit ton are a tiny tiny minority. For the majority, we won’t be on lambo money but we’ll live a nice comfortable life & I guess that’s good enough
It's also to important to note professional outgoings for both NHS and private doctors. As the salary goes up, the fees go up. This is especially true in the private sector where there are administration fees, staffing, rooms rental, and the big one - indemnity. Also, surgical training is full of bottle necks and compulsory exams and courses so it would be interesting to look at the average time taken from medical school to consultant level between different specialties!
As bad as it sounds, I don't believe UK doctors are paid enough for the amount of work they do. For example the US, Australia, New Zealand and Canada have averages far higher and nurses in the NHS have salaries which aren't too far off to junior doctors. This is probably because the UK is more socialist than the countries mentioned above.
As a fellow medic and whilts I appreciate that this video's true intention is for informing, I fear that this might rekindle any of the backlash that we may have gotten when we went for industrialisation branding the profession as either greedy or ungrateful. Just a thought.
@@fairfacttv8175 really? That wasnt the point I was trying to make. I’ll happily tell you what a registrar earns. The point is the public didnt understand the point of industrialisation, and many branded the profession as greedy when the government decided to review the junior doctor contract or force a 7 day week service when it was clueless that this was already happening.
@@davidlai6798 yes but would you reveal your salary publicly? I think transparency on all fronts could have avoided some of what lead up to the industrial action, since the public do side with doctors more often than not. As long as there isn’t talk of complete privatisation like in America then I think the public would agree with doctors/nurses getting a fair pay rise, since it does also favour the public.
I have great respect for medicine doctor. I have worked for the NHS at the Hospital for many years as a domestic. I'm sad about the low salaries I have for the NHS. I do a variety of education, but there is no grade for domestic. I work for a minimum wage for a hard job😢😢!
I pray whoever reads this will be successful, keep fighting for success, them rich stay rich by spending like the poor and investing why the poor stay poor be spending like the rich yet not investing, Roar!! Invest, earn and be successful.
Impressive, I realized that the secret to making a million is saving for a better investment.. I always tell myself you don’t need that new Aston Martin or that vacation in Hawaii just yet and that mindset helps me make more money investing.
I wonder why people are upset when doctors who study hard and have a high pressure job, make a lot of money. they don't mind when women show their bodies for a lot of money.
Unfortunately there are always some people who get jealous of people who earn a decent amount - these people see the end goal but don’t see the work it takes to get there. The number of times I was told I was lucky because I earned a good wage....luck had nothing to do with it, try hard work and determination.
I work in the NHS. I had thought of specialising in gynaecology, because money is not the only reward. I actually work in ‘digital communications’ and my earnings potential is almost equal to that of a junior doctor, who has spent far more time in training and learning and perfecting his/her skills than me. So, I don’t begrudge doctors a punny of their hard earned money!
There is a bariatric surgeon where I work that does a private patient list every weekend, sometimes even two lists per week. Surgeon fee is about £3500 per patient. My estimation is they make an average of £100000 per month on top of their NHS salary.
Hi Kiran. Thank you so much for a very interesting and enlightening presentation. Could you please present or indicate how GP's practices who administered the covid vacines to the public were remunerated by the NHS during the covid pandemic. Thank You so much.
that is only on the higher end, you have to look at a real distribution to see if that there truly is a discrepancy on the salary. Also only the basic salary should be considered, as per the video it seems that the extra salary benefits are due to individual doctors making sacrifices in order to earn the supplemented salary. Most businesses or industries have supplemental compensation for working our of business hours as well.
Likely because of the societal expectation for women to be primary care givers. Once you get to higher levels/child raising years the discrepancies start to add up. It’s hard to do those extra training sessions or extra on calls/night shifts when you have children to look after. Generally (only in my experience, can’t speak for everyone) a lot of female doctors have to rush home to pick up the kids and can’t commit to things that would increase their income as often like on calls because of child care issues
If someone is earning £511,000 a year, then how much Tax they are paying. If paying 40% Tax. Then take home money will be around £300,000. And what about the complains, responsibility & Solicitor payments consultants had to make? What's the average year a consultant work in NHS?
What is this surgical core training u mentioned? I understood that after med school I can do Foundation Year 1 and 2 afted which I can apply for specialty. No?
Yes, but do to most surgical specialities you need to do core surgical training first. Eg you do 2 years of ‘core surgical’ and then do T&O, Urology, General surgery further training after that
i hope to hear back from you. I am an rcsi graduate and canadian citizen i heard you can go directly to FY2 is that true? And also what is with surgical training? What if I dont want surgery, can i skip directly to specialty training? And also why is it 6 years i thought it depends on specialty?
Sorry I'm not sure about where you would go into training in the UK system, different specialties are a different number of years yes, but I've taken an average one here
I’ve also argued that a better metric is an hourly rate and over the course of a career, in which case I think you’d find General Practice comes way ahead…. You’ve reached CCT in just three years and work far fewer hours than hospital trainees for their extra training years and even into consultancy. Pound for pound, hour for hour, I think GP is a brilliant option! Thoughts? Has anyone done similar maths?
Comparing the outcome with the effort taken to get there, there's something to be said for being an inmate in a long-term institution. True, you have to put up with a lot of abuse, but so do many paid workers.
That’s how market sets itself we obviously need more GPs then specialists surgeons To be honest after listening to this it seems quite fair The starting salary might be arguable. Also shift allowance and night shift etc is perfectly normal you need an incentive and that must pay off otherwise who would choose night shifts and weekends
Hey kiran Really appreciate the video Wanted to ask if u could make/update ur video regarding the earning of junior doctors in the UK on average… The payscale given by NHS is available online …. And there will always be the addition of night shifts and out of hour shifts etc But how about making a video explaining possible earning with locums and potential hours of locum which could be managed by people …. And any other side hustles which could be managed in this time for extra earning in the UK for doctors? Thanks
It isnt how it works, you have to look at why they are getting paid more. An actual break down, the richest man in the world is far richer than the richest woman. One owns amazon one owns l'oreal. If they are doing the same hours, same job, same extra stuff then it is disgusting.
@@rt-viz954 Couldn't agree more, its basic economics. @PJYT 07 If you want outright equality without any reasoning, then why aren't you complaining about how many more women get into med school than men?
@@varadillath4508 Yeah it annoys me how noone uses context in these arguments... its the same as people who get mad at English companies based in the UK not having equal races etc working for them. When lots of areas in the UK are vastly white british, some northern countys have as high as like 95% white-british populations
i am only 14 but i have been watching your videos back to back as i aspire to be a doctor in the future!! Please tell me more about what grades I need for my GCSEs to be in a good position when applying for unis. TYYY
@@Drzeezy But don't forget about sport, the arts and charity work. You have to give evidence of community involvement as well as brains when you apply to medical schools.
A levels matter most, the core subject is chemistry. Try to get all A stars in all 3 / 4 subjects. Most top uni will need you to pass the UCAT test. You will not be given an interview even if you obtain all A levels with A stars if you fail the UCAT Test ( some uni don’t require UCAT) On top of that it will help if you did some charity or related volunteer work. Good Luck .. apart from that it’s a walk in park
Up most respect for anyone in the healthcare system. The time and effort needed to get to such career levels takes years of hard work and sacrifice. All I can say is thank you.
You are so naive. They are puppets of the pharmaceutical industry and the tribe that owns this country. Top doctors are initiated into satanism at masonic temples and practice Kabbalism . Prior to this they go through mk ultra brainwashing through phd programmes. They are classic marxist useful idiots. Very useful for the big brother society and total NWO control. Jay Dyer has a good channel about the big picture of what’s going on in the world
Hey bro does the nhs consultants works as private consultants also? If they work then is earning £100k a year by private practice possible for a new nhs neurologist consultant?
Their roles and like differences between them and doctors. And job security and popularity and if its actually worthwhile to study it, or will it be useless in future
Trainees have their pay protected with increments ensured every year unlike non trainees working as Trust Grade/Clinical Fellows who are only hired for service and are treated like shit by everyone including trainee doctors. The BMA have confirmed this as well. Everytime you get a new job contract as a non trainee doctor working in service post, you are always put on the lowest pay scale.
You didn't mention Anesthesia doctors at all ? Is there any information about their income nhs and private ?? And what about overseas doctors coming to the uk , what should they expect ?
I have a question if GP training is short and a GP makes same amount of money as consultant or in some cases even more money than consultants then why do people even consider becoming a consultant? Answers will be highly appreciated thank you
@@faithlesshound5621 I agree, The reason I asked this question was to get a better understanding of why people chose consultancy over GPship. Becoming rich quickly isn't easy. everyone works hard no matter what their profession is, sure some people become billionaires and millionaires while they are in their 20s but majority of the people have to work for many years before they can attain a certain level of wealth at which they can be Labeled as rich
Hello so u are now in CT 1 or may be 2 now i guess. So you probably have to take full mrcp or mrcgp when this CT ends so i was just wondering, do you have enough time to study for them. I am worried about them actually so. Ahaha
A doctor saving lives working ridiculous hours with zero social life will earn 40k a year, then a footballer partying all the time will earn 100k per week. Pathetic. Doctors deserve SO much more than what they get.
Average salary in the UK is around 25k - 32k per annum, so this salary is pretty good. However, for the amount of studying, hours and work doctors do, they are being underpaid especially when you consider how much debt they are in after leaving university.
@@expurtlaygos5566 What are the professions which usually make more than doctors in Uk? Like in America doctors are pretty much the highest earners in the country
@@missiongamer4494 OK so I searched it up for you. Firstly, you'd have to be a senior manager of a company of some kind eg vice president of engineering. Also, there are some medical professions (usually surgeons) that pay really well. For example, orthodontists, dermatologists, neurologists, cardiologists, orthrapedics - all avareage at 100k per annum. However, I wouldn't recommend going into these solely for the money. Also some professions in law such as judges but it would take years of experience to get to this rank. Also other professions such as aircraft pilots and flight engineers. I would say, to get realy rich in the UK you either need to be the CEO of a big company or go into a well paid profession eg biochemistry.
@@missiongamer4494 If you want to make a lot of money I would suggest teaching yourself how to invest and make a lot of money from it. Look at tricks used by the world's richest people that can be found in books and online. They will teach you how to make money rather than just to get money.This will make you a lot of money without years of university and experience and also in a shorter amount of time. Don't go into a career they takes a lot of studying just because it is good pay, you will be severely disappointed because the money will not be worth it.
Complicated question. Like most public sector jobs on paper they get the same pay for the same job. The difference comes into play (like most careers) in the actual take home pay because in the UK women are still expected to make career sacrifices for children whilst men generally aren’t. And that adds up.
Whatever doctors get, they deserve it all and even more. They learnt hard for their degree and they continuously learn. Let alone what most of them have to deal with on a daily basis. What is outrages is how underpaid and undervalued the nurses and healthcare assistants are. Thank you for another great video.
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Sir Please guide if Indian Medical Graduate wants to Join NHS, what is the best time to join?
After MBBS Or MD?
Hi Kirian, Could you do a video on average yearly cost of training (exams fees, required subscriptions etc ) for GP trainees and maybe other specialities.
Keep up the great work!!!
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It's mind blowing to see people talk about a few doctors who unbelievably surpassed 1M a year when Kim Kardashian takes home this amount of money for an Instagram post.
Madness!
Exactly
This just shows how broken our society is
Well footballers earn quite a lot for just kicking a ball around.
Entertainment pays. That explains music, movies and sports. I'm not sure why you decided to single out Kim Kardashian. You might feel she has no talent but she obviously does. Nobody actually gets money for "nothing"
Entertainment pays! Footballers, movie stars and social media influencers get paid by the truckload. Yet the people who are protecting the country and lives of its citizens regularly by putting their own lives in danger are paid peanuts
I don’t have problems with doctors making money. They literally spend a decade to become doctors. That’s a dedication. Not many of us have that much stamina to stay in school for this long. We need dedicate people like doctors. Thank you for giving up your social life and a lot more to be part of a healthcare team.
Anyone of average intelligence can become a doctor in dumbed down Britain.
another great video, I also live in Manchester and I had a very bad time last year with a burst appendix. Without the help of doctors I would of passed away. They deserve a lot more than what they get end of conversation :)
Thank you!
As an eye surgeon, I think it’s great that doctors get paid so well. It takes years to learn such high level skills. No amount of money is enough. Being a private consultant anywhere in the world is way more difficult than an institutional practice.
Thanks for sharing, agreed the training is long and the pay is representative of skill
Whats your thoughts on the young, left wing generation suggesting surgeons like yourself would still work as hard, sacrifice as much, without the incentive of money?
@@ps0116 Tbh I didn't understand your question. Please can you frame it better.
To whatever I have understood my preliminary reply would be : doing good , precise beautiful eye surgery is a passion of mine and the satisfaction one gets out of doing beautiful surgery. No amount of money can give that . Money is only a number, but yes it should be high for the skill that surgeons possess and the stress we take to do even a single case
Sudeep Brar , I see. I was trying to ask whether you, and other surgeons, would have gone through the training, if the salary was the same as someone working in McDonalds. I hear a lot of people suggesting you would, but I always disagreed.
@@ps0116 I don’t think anyone would do that at a young age, maybe after 60 someone might not look at the renumeration part. The intangible part about doing beautiful surgery and patient gratitude still remains as my previous comment. No other profession provides that I feel.
Sick video! I guess it’s important to realise that these doctors earning a shit ton are a tiny tiny minority. For the majority, we won’t be on lambo money but we’ll live a nice comfortable life & I guess that’s good enough
Point well made, these are just the top earners and they must be doing something really special to be earning these figures. Thanks for watching!
Well said
It's also to important to note professional outgoings for both NHS and private doctors. As the salary goes up, the fees go up. This is especially true in the private sector where there are administration fees, staffing, rooms rental, and the big one - indemnity. Also, surgical training is full of bottle necks and compulsory exams and courses so it would be interesting to look at the average time taken from medical school to consultant level between different specialties!
Yeah that would be really interesting, and I’ve not counted the costs but that would be a good exercise!
Don’t forget the fees they pay to the masonic lodges. Without degenerate rituals and Molock worship , they can only go so far in the medical careers
My husband trained for about 20 years before he became a consultant cardiologist in the NHS !!! It’s not easy at all!
I’m a little taken aback by the intro. How transparent you are about your own salary without sounding boastful, it’s quite an art. Nice video
Thanks Cheeseball, you have one of the best usernames ever
@@Kiran.Morjaria Made it at 11 years old. Even misspelt cheese. 😆
As bad as it sounds, I don't believe UK doctors are paid enough for the amount of work they do. For example the US, Australia, New Zealand and Canada have averages far higher and nurses in the NHS have salaries which aren't too far off to junior doctors. This is probably because the UK is more socialist than the countries mentioned above.
*Interest in medicine intensifies*
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What's in indian money ???
Don't do it.
@@Jayashree.Khadija 6 crore
Lol if you do it for money, you are in for a big disappointment
It will be interesting to analyse the cost to become consultant too. Those years for studying will have a lot of fees.
For sure, expenses in training, exams etc
As a fellow medic and whilts I appreciate that this video's true intention is for informing, I fear that this might rekindle any of the backlash that we may have gotten when we went for industrialisation branding the profession as either greedy or ungrateful. Just a thought.
Thanks for sharing, it’s for interest and I think it also highlights the pay of the most junior doctors too!
Cover up culture. Why are people so scared of honesty?
@@fairfacttv8175 really? That wasnt the point I was trying to make. I’ll happily tell you what a registrar earns. The point is the public didnt understand the point of industrialisation, and many branded the profession as greedy when the government decided to review the junior doctor contract or force a 7 day week service when it was clueless that this was already happening.
I agree...the opening did not qualify this is all before taxes either.
@@davidlai6798 yes but would you reveal your salary publicly? I think transparency on all fronts could have avoided some of what lead up to the industrial action, since the public do side with doctors more often than not. As long as there isn’t talk of complete privatisation like in America then I think the public would agree with doctors/nurses getting a fair pay rise, since it does also favour the public.
I have great respect for medicine doctor. I have worked for the NHS at the Hospital for many years as a domestic. I'm sad about the low salaries I have for the NHS. I do a variety of education, but there is no grade for domestic. I work for a minimum wage for a hard job😢😢!
Thanks Roman
I pray whoever reads this will be successful, keep fighting for success, them rich stay rich by spending like the poor and investing why the poor stay poor be spending like the rich yet not investing, Roar!! Invest, earn and be successful.
If you want to be successful have the mindset of the rich spend less and invest more don't give up your dreams..
@@robertharton6237 yes that true.
Impressive, I realized that the secret to making a million is saving for a better investment.. I always tell myself you don’t need that new Aston Martin or that vacation in Hawaii just yet and that mindset helps me make more money investing.
@@fastlinkdeliverycompany6402 yes it really true to save for a better Investment.
You’re right investing now should be at the top of wise individuals list because in few years you'll be ecstatic with the decision you made now
I wonder why people are upset when doctors who study hard and have a high pressure job, make a lot of money. they don't mind when women show their bodies for a lot of money.
Unfortunately there are always some people who get jealous of people who earn a decent amount - these people see the end goal but don’t see the work it takes to get there. The number of times I was told I was lucky because I earned a good wage....luck had nothing to do with it, try hard work and determination.
That was an interesting one 🤯. I thought moving out of the UK was the only way someone could earn this much!
Thanks man, something to look forward to
These were not the norm though. Places like Austrailia would be better suited to match that figure without having to do as much “work”.
I work in the NHS. I had thought of specialising in gynaecology, because money is not the only reward. I actually work in ‘digital communications’ and my earnings potential is almost equal to that of a junior doctor, who has spent far more time in training and learning and perfecting his/her skills than me. So, I don’t begrudge doctors a punny of their hard earned money!
Thanks for sharing Howard!
IT IS AMAZING THAT YOU APPRECIATE THE AMOUNT OF WORK THAT A DOCTOR PUTS INTO TRAINING, TRUST ME AT THE END OF THAT ROAD ,NOT ALL PEOPLE APPRECIATE IT.
Am still curious about that😔
@@jurilynbasas7058 you’ve lost me, curious about what?
Doctors are overpaid.
There is a bariatric surgeon where I work that does a private patient list every weekend, sometimes even two lists per week. Surgeon fee is about £3500 per patient. My estimation is they make an average of £100000 per month on top of their NHS salary.
Hi Kiran. Thank you so much for a very interesting and enlightening presentation. Could you please present or indicate how GP's practices who administered the covid vacines to the public were remunerated by the NHS during the covid pandemic. Thank You so much.
Great content..keep Growing!!🧿
Thanks Shreya!
Why is there a difference between salary of male and female doctor
Great question, and I don’t know
that is only on the higher end, you have to look at a real distribution to see if that there truly is a discrepancy on the salary. Also only the basic salary should be considered, as per the video it seems that the extra salary benefits are due to individual doctors making sacrifices in order to earn the supplemented salary. Most businesses or industries have supplemental compensation for working our of business hours as well.
Likely because of the societal expectation for women to be primary care givers. Once you get to higher levels/child raising years the discrepancies start to add up.
It’s hard to do those extra training sessions or extra on calls/night shifts when you have children to look after. Generally (only in my experience, can’t speak for everyone) a lot of female doctors have to rush home to pick up the kids and can’t commit to things that would increase their income as often like on calls because of child care issues
I had no idea doctors could earn unto 1000000 pounds. Great video bro
Madness
If someone is earning £511,000 a year, then how much Tax they are paying.
If paying 40% Tax. Then take home money will be around £300,000.
And what about the complains, responsibility & Solicitor payments consultants had to make?
What's the average year a consultant work in NHS?
Do you mean how many years? Thanks for the comment
They pay 45% tax after 150,000 plus NI
@@sandersson2813 seriously?🥴
The tax is too much ...
Loved this video, and great production quality!! :D
Thanks man
Starting as a GPST in august (ARCP pending). Awesome video, keep it up 👌
Nice one man, good luck!
What is this surgical core training u mentioned? I understood that after med school I can do Foundation Year 1 and 2 afted which I can apply for specialty. No?
Yes, but do to most surgical specialities you need to do core surgical training first. Eg you do 2 years of ‘core surgical’ and then do T&O, Urology, General surgery further training after that
Great video Dr Kiran . Love the video
Thanks dude
i hope to hear back from you. I am an rcsi graduate and canadian citizen i heard you can go directly to FY2 is that true? And also what is with surgical training? What if I dont want surgery, can i skip directly to specialty training? And also why is it 6 years i thought it depends on specialty?
Sorry I'm not sure about where you would go into training in the UK system, different specialties are a different number of years yes, but I've taken an average one here
I’ve also argued that a better metric is an hourly rate and over the course of a career, in which case I think you’d find General Practice comes way ahead…. You’ve reached CCT in just three years and work far fewer hours than hospital trainees for their extra training years and even into consultancy. Pound for pound, hour for hour, I think GP is a brilliant option! Thoughts? Has anyone done similar maths?
Great point, shorter training was definitely a swaying factor in me choosing GP training!
Comparing the outcome with the effort taken to get there, there's something to be said for being an inmate in a long-term institution. True, you have to put up with a lot of abuse, but so do many paid workers.
That’s how market sets itself we obviously need more GPs then specialists surgeons
To be honest after listening to this it seems quite fair
The starting salary might be arguable.
Also shift allowance and night shift etc is perfectly normal you need an incentive and that must pay off otherwise who would choose night shifts and weekends
GPs drown in reams of paperwork and bureaucracy.
Just a request ,keep motivating us💚
Thanks man
Hey kiran
Really appreciate the video
Wanted to ask if u could make/update ur video regarding the earning of junior doctors in the UK on average…
The payscale given by NHS is available online …. And there will always be the addition of night shifts and out of hour shifts etc
But how about making a video explaining possible earning with locums and potential hours of locum which could be managed by people ….
And any other side hustles which could be managed in this time for extra earning in the UK for doctors?
Thanks
Great video ! nice, clean and professional editing also very informative. keep it up ;D
Glad you enjoyed it! Cheers Teeno
Holy!
Thanks for the informative videos 👍
Real eye opener! Way to go Kiran...will be waiting for more exciting stuff! :)
Thanks Prottay!
That's a lot of dosh to earn... Thanks very much what you do for us all. I'm an ex soldier but feel you guys do more than I ever did.
Thanks for your service!
@@Kiran.Morjaria No, thank you.....
The gap between the highest paid male and female doctors is massive evidence of the gender pay gap.
For sure
Please can you make a similar content about Health care managers or administrators in the UK.
If the information is accessible then yes for sure!
Hey Kiran! That is soo kind of you
Not everyone tells the info so detailed
Could you tell me how to become a neurosurgeon?
Thanks Jasleen, you’d need to go though surgical speciality training
Good
Thank you for making this
I have a quick question, does the core training ST1and ST2 count from the speciality training years or not ?
Yes
@@Kiran.Morjaria Thank you🙏🏽
What will be the in-hand salary post tax?
Depends, but probably around 50% of that
The gap between male and female consultants is despicable
I could not agree more, and it’s also something that I had no idea about
It isnt how it works, you have to look at why they are getting paid more. An actual break down, the richest man in the world is far richer than the richest woman. One owns amazon one owns l'oreal. If they are doing the same hours, same job, same extra stuff then it is disgusting.
@@rt-viz954 Couldn't agree more, its basic economics. @PJYT 07 If you want outright equality without any reasoning, then why aren't you complaining about how many more women get into med school than men?
@@varadillath4508 Yeah it annoys me how noone uses context in these arguments... its the same as people who get mad at English companies based in the UK not having equal races etc working for them. When lots of areas in the UK are vastly white british, some northern countys have as high as like 95% white-british populations
basic economics, nothing to do with gender
Very interesting video once again!
Thank you!
Your video popped up, I watched and loved it! Subscribed straight away. Your honesty is so brilliant 🥰
Thanks Katie! These are the comments I love
Great video!
Thanks for the visit
i am only 14 but i have been watching your videos back to back as i aspire to be a doctor in the future!! Please tell me more about what grades I need for my GCSEs to be in a good position when applying for unis. TYYY
Thanks man, that’s awesome! Do your best, as many A/A*s as you can get
Its nice to see that at your level you are already interested in becoming a doctor. Keep at it . Work hard and get as many A's currently .
@@Drzeezy But don't forget about sport, the arts and charity work. You have to give evidence of community involvement as well as brains when you apply to medical schools.
A levels matter most, the core subject is chemistry. Try to get all A stars in all 3 / 4 subjects. Most top uni will need you to pass the UCAT test. You will not be given an interview even if you obtain all A levels with A stars if you fail the UCAT Test ( some uni don’t require UCAT) On top of that it will help if you did some charity or related volunteer work. Good Luck .. apart from that it’s a walk in park
Can a medical student after completing training can practice in private sector??
No you need to have finished training
Ok.
Thank you for the reply.
Up most respect for anyone in the healthcare system. The time and effort needed to get to such career levels takes years of hard work and sacrifice. All I can say is thank you.
Thank you 😁
You are so naive. They are puppets of the pharmaceutical industry and the tribe that owns this country. Top doctors are initiated into satanism at masonic temples and practice Kabbalism . Prior to this they go through mk ultra brainwashing through phd programmes. They are classic marxist useful idiots. Very useful for the big brother society and total NWO control. Jay Dyer has a good channel about the big picture of what’s going on in the world
@@hautecouture2228 what drugs u on man? id like to try
Great video man 🔥
Thanks Gabriel!
How does one get into the UK to practice medicine from the DR.
Hey bro does the nhs consultants works as private consultants also? If they work then is earning £100k a year by private practice possible for a new nhs neurologist consultant?
They can also work privately!
Hello what does nhs staff mean??It includes only doctors or all health care workers like doctors nurses etc....??
All healthcare workers!
@@Kiran.Morjaria OH fine and are there any filipino doctors working in the UK??
@@bhaargavanand7928 I don't know any personally
@@Kiran.Morjaria no problem
can you do a video on physician associates and doctors. I think it would be very interesting for people to watch
Sure, what do you want to know?
@@Kiran.Morjaria your opinion of them.
Their roles and like differences between them and doctors. And job security and popularity and if its actually worthwhile to study it, or will it be useless in future
That was really informative! ❤
Thanks Samar
There you go again with an another outstanding video
Thanks man
Trainees have their pay protected with increments ensured every year unlike non trainees working as Trust Grade/Clinical Fellows who are only hired for service and are treated like shit by everyone including trainee doctors. The BMA have confirmed this as well. Everytime you get a new job contract as a non trainee doctor working in service post, you are always put on the lowest pay scale.
Nice information ❤❤❤
Great videos.👍👍👍👍
Thanks 😁
Is it easy to register for foreign Physiotherapist for hpsc registration? After that is it easy to get job and work visa from NHS?
Is neurosurgeon also get good payment..?
You didn't mention Anesthesia doctors at all ? Is there any information about their income nhs and private ??
And what about overseas doctors coming to the uk , what should they expect ?
I hope you would answer my questions
There is no change in wage just because you are from overseas. Anaesthetists were not specifically mentioned in these reports that I looked at
How can one practice in UK if they have done there MBBS from India, Apart from giving MRCP?
As far as I know don't think there is any other way, sorry.
Pass Plab
The tax increases alongside with the pay so whats the benefit ? Could u pls explain.. we are earing just for gov
Tax increases alongside the pay, but the pay still increases!
If someone do FY1 at uk , do they need to pay any amount to the hospital they work???
They may need to pay for their accommodation, and certainly will for meals and car parking.
So how is there £500k for highest paid considering they’re on NHS? Obvs you said the speciality wasn’t specified but how?!
Honestly I don’t know, maybe some sort of leadership role/dean?
Before this even starts I’m expecting my GP to show up.
What about it analyst salary in NHS ?
No idea
Very few psychoanalysts work in the NHS. They are almost all in private practice, or their NHS work is not psychoanalysis.
I have a question if GP training is short and a GP makes same amount of money as consultant or in some cases even more money than consultants then why do people even consider becoming a consultant? Answers will be highly appreciated thank you
Interest in certain fields!
If you want to get rich quickly, medical school is probably not the way to go.
@@faithlesshound5621 I agree,
The reason I asked this question was to get a better understanding of why people chose consultancy over GPship.
Becoming rich quickly isn't easy. everyone works hard no matter what their profession is, sure some people become billionaires and millionaires while they are in their 20s but majority of the people have to work for many years before they can attain a certain level of wealth at which they can be Labeled as rich
I see ..theres a lot of work going on with the video ..great job 👍👍 keep goin
Thank you!
Hi ,
If I complete my MBBS & internship in india and then move to UK for pg then I should do both fy1 and fy2 or only fy2??
Please reply....
U cant go into foundation after doing internship, i think u have to apply for standalone fy2 posts, but i dont know how easy they are to get
Thank you for the reply
Uk doctors earn less than many of their European peers. But Uk press wants you to believe that unless they are on minimum wage, they’re overpaid.
NHS doctors are among the highest paid in Europe but provide one of the worst services in Europe. British taxpayers are getting poor value for money.
So that were all the tax to NHS goes
Hey Man,
Just came across your videos today and just think you are a proper likeable guy.
Thanks dude, I really appreciate that
Are you medical or non medical?
Great insight 😁
Thanks man
Can you tell how a doctor make money without clinic or hospital?
As a final year medico, this video motivated me a lot. Thanks bro 😁❤️
Glad to hear it!
love that you use time stamp .... you are diong great . may you make us a comedy show in youtube'
Thanks! Sure, at some point I will
Hello so u are now in CT 1 or may be 2 now i guess. So you probably have to take full mrcp or mrcgp when this CT ends so i was just wondering, do you have enough time to study for them. I am worried about them actually so. Ahaha
There is plenty of time don't worry!!
@@Kiran.Morjaria thank you. I want to try rehab so i need to finish mrcp and i am alrdy worried about ti 😅
Why is it always knee surgery and hip fracture in private
Good vid dude
Thanks Kav
A doctor saving lives working ridiculous hours with zero social life will earn 40k a year, then a footballer partying all the time will earn 100k per week. Pathetic.
Doctors deserve SO much more than what they get.
Appreciate it!
Doctors take lives.
Can foreigners work in NHS ?
Yes
Y doctors don’t go for private sector ?
Can u elaborate bit about dentist's salary?
Sure, I’ll look into doing a comparison video!
Does dermatologist get job in NHS?
Yes
Likewise informative , thank u sir, stay safe
Thanks man
How good is a salary like 70-80k per year for living in England?
Average salary in the UK is around 25k - 32k per annum, so this salary is pretty good. However, for the amount of studying, hours and work doctors do, they are being underpaid especially when you consider how much debt they are in after leaving university.
@@expurtlaygos5566 What are the professions which usually make more than doctors in Uk?
Like in America doctors are pretty much the highest earners in the country
@@missiongamer4494 OK so I searched it up for you. Firstly, you'd have to be a senior manager of a company of some kind eg vice president of engineering. Also, there are some medical professions (usually surgeons) that pay really well. For example, orthodontists, dermatologists, neurologists, cardiologists, orthrapedics - all avareage at 100k per annum. However, I wouldn't recommend going into these solely for the money. Also some professions in law such as judges but it would take years of experience to get to this rank. Also other professions such as aircraft pilots and flight engineers. I would say, to get realy rich in the UK you either need to be the CEO of a big company or go into a well paid profession eg biochemistry.
@@missiongamer4494 If you want to make a lot of money I would suggest teaching yourself how to invest and make a lot of money from it. Look at tricks used by the world's richest people that can be found in books and online. They will teach you how to make money rather than just to get money.This will make you a lot of money without years of university and experience and also in a shorter amount of time. Don't go into a career they takes a lot of studying just because it is good pay, you will be severely disappointed because the money will not be worth it.
@@expurtlaygos5566 Cheers pal.Do you live in England?
In France there is also something like private and public practioner.
The private 's one charge much money as fees
That’s interesting!
See what they get in the US.
If IMG comes to england with a whole year of internship, which place he is gonna get in NHS.
Fy2 or CT1?
Non training
The older you get the more you are experienced the more you get paid. And the lesser time you have then to enjoy that money. 😬🤦♀️
Do male and female doctors have equal pay in the UK?
Complicated question. Like most public sector jobs on paper they get the same pay for the same job.
The difference comes into play (like most careers) in the actual take home pay because in the UK women are still expected to make career sacrifices for children whilst men generally aren’t. And that adds up.
From a general training point of view, yes. However here we can see at the top end that this is not the case
Very informative. Can u make a video on what criteria hospitals look for when deciding who to take for a certain speciality training?
Sure!
Aren't there consultant jobs in the NHS that pay like £100 an hour.
Locum jobs, yes
What about dentists, do they earn similar money or less?
It depends, in general I would say dentists earn more but at the top end it’s pretty similar
Hi can i ask if you can do part time job while in med school? Thank you
You can for sure, it would have to be mainly weekends and evenings though
Whatever doctors get, they deserve it all and even more. They learnt hard for their degree and they continuously learn. Let alone what most of them have to deal with on a daily basis. What is outrages is how underpaid and undervalued the nurses and healthcare assistants are. Thank you for another great video.
Thank you, I really appreciate you taking the time to comment!
Make a full video on becoming a consultant in detail!!!
I am a doctor and want to complete my post graduation (specialization) in cardiology surgery from uk can you guide me
Good luck!
How about consultant radiologists?
I don't know specifically, but there is a lot of scope for outside/private work