Specialty Training Registrar Pay

Hospital Jobs as part of your GP Training scheme:

These are the pay scales from August 2007 (including the latest pay award).

Your basic pay will be the next highest from your current basic. The paypoint number that you start on does NOT relate to your ST level.  E.g. if you are currently a Year 2 SHO with a basic of £28,031, you will go on to the MIN paypoint (basic = £28,118), regardless of whether you are starting at GP ST1, ST2 or ST3.

The take home pay is your monthly net pay (rounded to nearest pound).  The net pay does NOT include deductions for pension.  If you are a member of the NHS pension scheme, your actual take home will be a little lower. All figures are based on a standard tax allowance (currently £5,225 - Tax Code 522L)

If anyone is still on Band 3, they shouldn't be!  You will be paid Basic x 2.0.

London weighting if eligible:Non-resident £2,162; Resident £602.

If you are not sure what payscale you should be on, you can read the detailed guidance in the latest NHS pay circular HERE.  This document also includes payscales for thos above Paypoint 7.

GP Registrar Jobs

The current supplement for GP Registrar's is 55%.

Your basic will be the next highest basic to your current basic pay.  Please note that the current car allowance is due to be dropped.  Details of the replacement scheme are not yet available.  Off course you may also be due an increment as you change post, so may go up a point on the pay scale.

These figures are rounded down, and are based on a tax code of 522L.  As your pay may change during the tax year, the actual amount may differ.  You can get an accurate monthly calculation here (external link).  These figures do not include deductions for the pension.  

GP Registrar's medical indemnity will be reimbursed less the amount they would have paid for an SHO job.

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