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Living & Working in the UK

Living & Working in the UK. Salary. Junior doctors earn a basic salary of roughly £30,002 (€38,617). The Junior Doctors contract is currently being reviewed. Consultants earn a basic salary of roughly £75,249 (€ 96,456.95).

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Living & Working in the UK

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  1. Living & Working in the UK

  2. Salary • Junior doctors earn a basic salary of roughly £30,002 (€38,617). • The Junior Doctors contract is currently being reviewed. • Consultants earn a basic salary of roughly £75,249 (€ 96,456.95). • Information about national salary scales can be found on the NHS Employers website. @NatPsychRecruit @GPNRO

  3. Working in the UK • For doctors in the EEA, there are no visa or immigration restrictions (other than for Croatian Nationals). • To be able to work, EEA doctors will need to be able to evidence a level of training or certification equivalent to UK medical qualifications and be registered with the UK’s General Medical Council. • You must also be apply to demonstrate an acceptable standard of English. This is usually best demonstrated by having Academic IELTS (7.5 score overall, and at least 7.0 in every module). @NatPsychRecruit @GPNRO

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  5. @NatPsychRecruit @GPNRO

  6. Initial Costs • Accommodation when you arrive: When leasing a flat or room in a flat-share, the bond can be up to 6 weeks’ rent and on top of that you will probably have to pay up to a month’s rent in advance. • Transport: Consider weekly/monthly bus, train, tube travel passes • Mobile phone: If you’ve brought your mobile phone from home you still may need to buy a SIM card or pay to have your phone ‘unlocked’ from your previous carrier • Internet access: Internet cafes charge from £1 an hour, or many libraries, coffee shops and pubs also have free wifi. @NatPsychRecruit @GPNRO

  7. Approx. Living Costs @NatPsychRecruit @GPNRO

  8. National Insurance Number • Your UK National Insurance number is a unique personal number allocated to you that is used to identify you to HM Revenue & Customs and the Department of Work and Pensions. • It ensures the Government correctly records any contributions you are entitled to. Your National Insurance contributions go towards the UK social security and the state pension system. • Everyone who works in any capacity in the UK will need to register for an national insurance number. • When you arrive in the UK, you can apply for an NI number by calling 0345 600 0643 or by making an appointment at your local Job Centre Plus. @NatPsychRecruit @GPNRO

  9. Additional Information • A Career in Psychiatry: https://youtu.be/lHOAi1FLYe8 • An insight into the work psychiatrists do: https://youtu.be/EB2opEiyk-g • An insight into General Practice: https://youtu.be/HBXbmLsDTF4 • Email us: nwd.psychiatryrecruitment@nw.hee.nhs.uk @NatPsychRecruit @GPNRO

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