NHS pay scales can be confusing, particularly with several different grades to consider. Each have their own basic salary but you might not realise that they also come with uplifts, enhancements, oncall allowances, banding and additional programmed activities (PAs).

If you're an IMG who is new to the NHS then you'll want to be sure that your offer is competitive and that your salary and pay package reflect your experience. That's why it's important to understand all of the pay scales prior to making job applications as it'll be much harder to negotiate the right package if you've applied to a job with the wrong scale for you.

In this comprehensive guide to the NHS Medical Pay Scales you'll learn how each grade of doctor is paid including all of the additional extras that you might not have heard about. We also explain which scales are used most regularly and draw comparisons between them. By the end of the video you'll understand how each scale is calculated and you'll then be able to effectively estimate how much you could earn as a doctor in the NHS.

For exact figures you'll find up to date pay scales here https://www.bdiresourcing.com/imgmed...

And all of the calculations for additional extras are explained in our blog on NHS Salary Calculation for Doctors https://www.bdiresourcing.com/imgmed...

You can skip ahead to your pay scale using these timings:

00.00 Intro
00:34 The Different Types of Pay Scales
01:37 2016 Junior Doctor Pay Scale
04:20 2002 Junior Doctor Pay Scale
06:25 Specialty Doctor Pay Scale
08:16 Specialist Doctor Pay Scale
09:35 Consultant Doctor Pay Scale
10:48 6% Pay Rise from April 2023

We hope you enjoy our video and if you'd like to get in touch about jobs in the NHS then please forward your CV to [email protected] and we'll be happy to help.

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