Too low. US pays them 3-4x more. Friend in UK has mathematics degree and Masters in financial mathematics but makes about £110k after only 3 years since graduation
My husband didn’t get anything back from HMRC for the numerous courses that he attended and they all cost a whack! HMRC is only interested in taxing doctors, nothing more. Now as a consultant his take home pay is £4350😢What’s the point of working in the NHS?? I don’t see any point in wasting your life and time in this country 😢
Wow, you are exceptional. No f2 will fork out their own money doing all those course, exams, conferences. Most would not bother and take an f3 year. Please claim all those expenses back from HMRC.
Agree with your comment lots of these are not “mandatory” spending as an F2; but as I mentioned things like the BSS, ATLS, exams all contribute to applying to CST so how much of a “choice” is it really?! (how fair that is and whether it promotes a pay-to-win culture is another topic…) As someone on a visa (I’m not exactly an IMG as went to med school in UK) I was also not willing to risk not being on training as this would mean I would struggle to find a sponsor for my visa for the next few years. So unfortunately it did mean I had to work extra hard to ensure I get a post. Will definitely claim back from HMRC haha
At the current competition ratio of specialty application, those who will realistically get a job are most likely the ones who committed early on in 5th year or Fy1. If you could look at the CST application portfolio handbook at FY2, to get the bare minimum to get an invitation to submit evidence, you will need at least f3/f4 to barely cross the line to get an interview. The irony thing is you have to use your fy3/4 pay to go for extra courses/exams to score points.
My husband didn’t get anything back from HMRC! They are only interested in taxing, nothing more. Now as a consultant his take home pay is £4350😢What’s the point of working in the NHS?? Just wasting your life and time!
as a caribbean junior doctor we get paid the equivalent of 17,687 pounds but we work 100+ hour work weeks and all call shifts are 24hrs 8-8 but youre still expected to work the full workday 8-4 so it ends up cracking a 30hr workday most call days
See my MRCS part B video - couple of Q banks, books, and a £800 prep course (obviously all optional, but the rationale is it would cost less to go on the course and pass than fail then go on the course and resit).
It’s better to be a CA or a Finance executive! Being a doctor in England is a thankless job! Minuscule pay, no free time, long working hours, lots of stress, unhealthy food in the hospital cafes, and the resulting ill health from it all. Not worth it!
Hi , I am a international medical graduate, I am doing my final year studies in Ukraine but I haven’t done my internship so if I pass the plab. Will it be difficult for me to get the job as F1 Because of not doing any internship?
No it isn’t. I studied in Ukraine (Kharkov National Medical University), and I’m currently in Foundation training. What you need to do is apply through the UKFPO in June of the year you graduate. You’ll need to write IELTS and get at least 7.5 in each aspect, and later SJT. If you want more info I can give you my email and send all the info you need. Good luck
Completely accurate. F1 doctor here and my family were shocked at my pay. It’s ridiculous considering how hard we work
1, 2, 3, Orrrrrrrh
3, 2, 1, Pffffffft
Is this for real that the salary of nurses and doctors is kinda look the same in UK?
But. Your still under training
@@sassysam6998well said
Define, F1 are mothered
Pay restoration now!
im so shocked, the cost of extra 'optional' expenses and exams is something that was never on my radar as a medical student
in time, your shock will become reality...
And extra free volunteer jobs from
NHS if you want to apply medicine in Uk . Horrible systems
100 percent accurate 😔 , Gov.t should pay Doctors sufficiently !
They are handsomely remunerated at taxpayers expense.
I heard that the waitress get payed more per hour than the doctors in Britain...
Too low. US pays them 3-4x more. Friend in UK has mathematics degree and Masters in financial mathematics but makes about £110k after only 3 years since graduation
Because its private sector, doctors work in public sector
You have to be clever to do a maths degree and a Masters in financial maths.
My husband didn’t get anything back from HMRC for the numerous courses that he attended and they all cost a whack! HMRC is only interested in taxing doctors, nothing more. Now as a consultant his take home pay is £4350😢What’s the point of working in the NHS?? I don’t see any point in wasting your life and time in this country 😢
My god what a joke of a salary...
Amazing content. Well said. We need pay restoration now!
Wow, you are exceptional. No f2 will fork out their own money doing all those course, exams, conferences. Most would not bother and take an f3 year. Please claim all those expenses back from HMRC.
Agree with your comment lots of these are not “mandatory” spending as an F2; but as I mentioned things like the BSS, ATLS, exams all contribute to applying to CST so how much of a “choice” is it really?! (how fair that is and whether it promotes a pay-to-win culture is another topic…)
As someone on a visa (I’m not exactly an IMG as went to med school in UK) I was also not willing to risk not being on training as this would mean I would struggle to find a sponsor for my visa for the next few years. So unfortunately it did mean I had to work extra hard to ensure I get a post.
Will definitely claim back from HMRC haha
At the current competition ratio of specialty application, those who will realistically get a job are most likely the ones who committed early on in 5th year or Fy1. If you could look at the CST application portfolio handbook at FY2, to get the bare minimum to get an invitation to submit evidence, you will need at least f3/f4 to barely cross the line to get an interview. The irony thing is you have to use your fy3/4 pay to go for extra courses/exams to score points.
My husband didn’t get anything back from HMRC! They are only interested in taxing, nothing more. Now as a consultant his take home pay is £4350😢What’s the point of working in the NHS?? Just wasting your life and time!
@@paromita10Is your husband Devdas 😂 Sorry, couldn't resist 😅
as a caribbean junior doctor we get paid the equivalent of 17,687 pounds but we work 100+ hour work weeks and all call shifts are 24hrs 8-8 but youre still expected to work the full workday 8-4 so it ends up cracking a 30hr workday most call days
thats the salary for the entire year, im writing plab and mrcp, the uk salaries and work hours and quality of living are amazing to me
I’m so shocked at the lack of funding for essential courses and exams!
We have literally been scammed by the uk gov 👍
Thanks for informing us!! Well done!
Can I ask what study resources cost £1.4k?
See my MRCS part B video - couple of Q banks, books, and a £800 prep course (obviously all optional, but the rationale is it would cost less to go on the course and pass than fail then go on the course and resit).
Great Video :)
It’s better to be a CA or a Finance executive! Being a doctor in England is a thankless job! Minuscule pay, no free time, long working hours, lots of stress, unhealthy food in the hospital cafes, and the resulting ill health from it all. Not worth it!
Over £2000 per month would be like absolute heaven for me……
Go to med school for 6 years, accrue 70k worth of debt and then you can!
Also make sure you work in life or death on weekends and nights and sacrifice your own health. STFU
Work in your job for 8 -10 years with no pay and then you get 2K a month.
If you did that anywhere else you would not be happy at all
Most other industries dont get cost of living increases. Dont bite the hand that feeds you
Hi , I am a international medical graduate, I am doing my final year studies in Ukraine but I haven’t done my internship so if I pass the plab. Will it be difficult for me to get the job as F1 Because of not doing any internship?
Yes. F1 is competitive
No it isn’t. I studied in Ukraine (Kharkov National Medical University), and I’m currently in Foundation training.
What you need to do is apply through the UKFPO in June of the year you graduate.
You’ll need to write IELTS and get at least 7.5 in each aspect, and later SJT.
If you want more info I can give you my email and send all the info you need.
Good luck
the fundamental point of f1 is to train you so you don't need any internship
Hey. I would appreciate more info. Is it okay if I have your email?
@pleasant gold, can u please share your email or insta handle please
Why everyone stays quiet about NHS gold plated pensions. 2 sides to every story
U want drs to wait till they're 65 to benefit from working all their youth, unappreciated overworked and burnt out? Use Ur common sense plz
Some of the exams and career progression things can be claimed on tax returns.
You could get something back 🥲
can u please share your email ?
@@srishtishuklaa you are also applying for UKFP?