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Asked by same11yes on 30 Mar 2023. This question was also asked by hunt11yes.
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Laurence Quirk answered on 30 Mar 2023:
If you want to look at salaries – google Agenda for Change pay bands. These will show the range of salaries staff have in the NHS. Not every organisation uses those pay bands but they are a good indication. Doctors get paid a different pay level.
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Clare Goss answered on 30 Mar 2023:
As a nurse, salaries can vary greatly. For instance nurses who work in a hospital will be paid on agenda for change and it would depend on their experience and how long they have been qualified however a nurse working in a GP surgery may be paid different amounts as it would depend on what the GP surgery offers as they are not usually paid under agenda for change.
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Kate Knowles answered on 31 Mar 2023:
Personal information. But you can see what NHS workers get paid by looking at the Agenda for Change payscale
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Krishan Patel answered on 3 Apr 2023:
This can vary a lot. Not all income comes from “salary”. Out of hours (111 work), locum work is variable income which can change month to month. Essentially, the more work you want to do the more you can earn.
https://www.healthcareers.nhs.uk/explore-roles/doctors/pay-doctors
The link above tells you roughly what doctors earn.
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Sarah Chalmers-Page answered on 3 Apr 2023:
I am not on a salary – I freelance, so I am paid for the hours I work.
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Angela Musson answered on 3 Jul 2023:
The NHS has a banded pay scale system which can be found on Google.
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