General Practitioners (GPs) salaries vary significantly based on their role, experience, and location within the UK. Salaried GPs in the UK can expect to earn between approximately £71,000 and £112,000 annually, with specific figures depending on the nation they practice in during the 2024/25 period.
Understanding GP Pay
The compensation for General Practitioners is not uniform across the board. It can differ based on several factors:
- Role Type: GPs can be salaried employees, partners in a practice (sharing profits and liabilities), or locum doctors (working on a temporary basis). The figures provided here specifically pertain to salaried GP pay ranges.
- Experience and Responsibilities: More experienced GPs or those taking on additional responsibilities may command higher salaries.
- Hours Worked: Full-time equivalent salaries are typically cited, with pro-rata adjustments for part-time work.
- Geographical Location: Pay scales can differ by nation within the UK, reflecting regional agreements and cost of living.
Salaried GP Pay Ranges (2024/25)
The annual pay ranges for full-time salaried GPs across the four nations of the UK for the 2024/25 period are outlined below. These figures represent the typical minimum and maximum salaries for these roles.
| Nation | Minimum Annual Salary | Maximum Annual Salary |
|---|---|---|
| England | £73,114 | £110,330 |
| Wales | £71,061 | £107,229 |
| Scotland | £74,193 | £110,737 |
| Northern Ireland | £74,172 | £111,928 |
These ranges illustrate the structured pay scales for salaried GPs, providing a clear indication of potential earnings based on their location of practice. For more detailed information on GP contracts and pay, reputable medical organizations often publish comprehensive guides, such as those found on the British Medical Association's website.
