See Monthly Salary Of Resident Doctors In The UK

From the National Health Service (NHS) website:<br><br><blockquote>The monthly salary of a resident doctor (previously called junior doctor) in the UK NHS varies depending on their training stage, hours worked, and additional allowances. Based on the most recent data for 2024/25 in England, heres a breakdown:<br><br><b>Foundation Year 1 (FY1)</b>: Basic annual salary is <b>36,616</b>. After tax, National Insurance, and pension deductions, the monthly take-home pay is approximately <b>2,3002,500</b>.<br><br><b>Foundation Year 2 (FY2)</b>: Basic annual salary is <b>42,008</b>, with monthly take-home pay around <b>2,6002,900</b>.<br><br><b>Specialty Training (ST1ST8)</b>: Basic annual salary ranges from <b>49,909</b> to <b>70,425</b>, depending on the training level (e.g., ST1 vs. ST8). Monthly take-home pay is typically <b>3,0004,200</b>.<br><br><b>Additional Pay Elements</b><br><br><b>Resident doctors may earn more through:</b><br><br>Overtime: Pay for hours over 40 per week.<br><br><b>Night Shifts</b>: 37% enhancement for hours between 9 PM and 7 AM.<br><br><b>Weekend Allowance</b>: Varies based on frequency (e.g., 1 in 4 weekends).<br><br><b>On-Call Allowance</b>: For availability outside regular hours.<br><br><b>London Weighting</b>: Doctors in London receive an additional <b>5,125</b> (up to Core Trainee Year 2/Standard Trainee Year 2) or <b>4,613</b> (Core Trainee Year 3/Standard Trainee Year 3 onwards) annually.<br><br>For example, a resident doctor working a high-intensity rota (e.g., 48 hours/week with frequent nights/weekends) could see their monthly take-home pay increase by[b] 5001,000[/b], depending on their grade.</blockquote><br><a rel=ugc href="https://www.healthcareers.nhs.uk/explore-roles/doctors/pay-doctors">https://www.healthcareers.nhs.uk/explore-roles/doctors/pay-doctors</a>
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