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Originally Posted by Soldier Boy
In the US doctors are always thought of as high earners... And I remember growing up in the UK thinking the same - that if you're a doctor you're raking it in.
Maybe it was never entirely true? But I know that it certainly isn't now. The low end of the range starts at something like £30k which at this point, after tax and student loans, only works out a couple of hundred quid a month over minimum wage.
I think most people find that quite surprising.
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That is true, however once you reach consultant grade, they generally have a private clinic running alongside their NHS Clinic, they will be paid as Editors of Medical journals, they get paid by drug companies to attend conferences and give lectures, so there is ALOT of money to be made in all the side hustles alongside their NHS pay
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Originally Posted by Beso
Livelier than Izaaz, and hes got 2 feet.
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