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Asked by 275menb53 to Psychiatry Ward Team, Neel - Psychiatrist, Home Treatment Team, Early Intervention Team, Ed - Mental Health Nurse, Arts Therapy Team, Annabel - Head of HR on 1 Feb 2019. This question was also asked by 584menb55, 878menb55, 228menb55, 248menb55, 424menb55, 696menb55, 255menb55, 674menb55, 538menb55, 554menb55, 636menb55.
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Sheffield Psychiatry Ward Team answered on 1 Feb 2019:
Emma here 🙂
A core trainee doctor at my level gets £36,000 a year-ish. After tax, paying back student loans, pension and all that other stuff thats far too grown up it’s probably around £2000-£2200 per month.
As doctors there are lots of things you have to pay for too, such as exams, insurance, the GMC (general medical council who decided whether you can practice or not!) etc.
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Home Treatment Team answered on 3 Feb 2019:
Hi, it all depends on your banding under something called agenda for change (if you google it will show you the pay rates), but then you have loads of stuff deducted such as tax, national insurance, pension, car parking, student loans etc! I try not to look at how much is deducted each month lol!!!
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Ed Freshwater answered on 5 Feb 2019:
Depending on banding, a Band 5 nurse might get around £1400-1600 per month, but there are factors like what hours you work that makes a difference. Nightshifts and weekends get higher pay.
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