UK Reveals NHS Junior Doctors' Salary Structure
The United Kingdom government has published the official salary structure for practitioners employed under the NHS junior doctor contract in England, as detailed in the NHS Employers Pay and Conditions Circular MD-5-2024. The salary figures are based on a standard 40-hour working week and may vary for doctors working different hours.
Foundation Year 1 doctors earn £36,616 per year, while Foundation Year 2 doctors earn £42,008 annually. Specialty Registrars at the CT/ST1 to ST2 level earn £49,909, and those at CT/ST3 and above earn £61,825 annually.
The salary structure outlines four earning tiers across the junior doctor career pathway, with pay increases of approximately £5,000 to £12,000 at each step. The largest increase occurs between ST2 and ST3, where doctors gain over £11,900 as they advance in specialty training.
The figures reflect standard rates and are subject to adjustment based on working hours.
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