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Specialty doctor contracts in England Pay comparison

Specialty doctor contracts in EnglandPay comparison2021 British Medical Medical AssociationSpecialty doctor contracts in England Pay comparisonBasic pay examplesFigure 1 below illustrates the impact of choosing to move to the new Specialty doctor (2021) contract on basic pay, for those on the old Speciality doctor (2008) contract , at all starting years of experience along the current pay scale. This assumes that the doctor has progressed annually on the SD (2008) contract and will continue to progress according to full transitional arrangements in the deal. For example, the basic pay rise for a doctor who has completed 5 full years on the SD (2008) contract by 31 March 2021 should have progressed five times and is shown by the starting year of experience bars labelled 5 in the below graph.

the Review Body on Doctors’ and Dentists’ Remuneration (DDRB). For illustration purposes, we have shown the pay rises for doctors who remain on the old Speciality Doctor (2008) contract, and if the government were to offer 1% annual pay rises over the next three years, assuming successful progression. Whilst the government has not currently ...

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