Even your own quote shows this to be clearly untrue.They earn an average of £120K and work less hours than you do. No Saturdays, no call-outs. Cozy little office (usually) half asleep and talking gibberish.
The picture of high-earning GPs came to light after an annual survey of family doctor's pay revealed that nearly half of GPs earn more than £100,000 a year and 6% have broken the £150,000 barrier.
The high-earners are going to be hard-working entrepreneurial GPs. They tend to be workaholics with large list sizes
I'd be interested in seeing this so-called post of mine to which you keep referring because, if you can find one, it certainly wasn't posted by me and I'll ask Admin to investigate.
A very loose generalisation. As most of the stated 'facts' in this thread are.i really do not want to be on joes side on this but i can tell you for sure that a paramedic will save your life whereas a gp will add you to a list.
gp's have time to think, paramedics have to work with people screaming, people trying to steal the drugs they carry, at night, sometimes stuck sitting in their ambo all night so they can make turnout times..
gp's are little more than educated receptionists. they work on the seven day rule.. come back if its still bad in a week because the body clears up most things in a week. my m8's wife is a GP and it was she who told me!
i dont actually want to do GP's down but no way are they worth so much more than a paramedic..
"GPs are back in the news as their average pay has reportedly climbed towards £100,000. Their last officially recorded mean average of nearly £70,000 was nearly two and a half times the average salary. Forty years ago, however, they were earning three and a half times the average. The latest rises in their pay have been part of a deliberate policy by the government to address a shortage of doctors."
Not really, the bone of contention with that issue is the jobs are been offered to overseas Doctors too.Correct me if I am wrong, but haven't I read recently that there are to many doctors chasing to few jobs.
Could there be a connection between this and the high salaries which they are now being paid!
A very loose generalisation. As most of the stated 'facts' in this thread are.i really do not want to be on joes side on this but i can tell you for sure that a paramedic will save your life whereas a gp will add you to a list.
gp's have time to think, paramedics have to work with people screaming, people trying to steal the drugs they carry, at night, sometimes stuck sitting in their ambo all night so they can make turnout times..
gp's are little more than educated receptionists. they work on the seven day rule.. come back if its still bad in a week because the body clears up most things in a week. my m8's wife is a GP and it was she who told me!
i dont actually want to do GP's down but no way are they worth so much more than a paramedic..
Paramedics do a different job to GPs and in differing circumstances.
From one of Joes earlier posts, the plumber earning £100k. He worth it is he? especially when he claimed to be on £35/hr just for been on call - not actually doing anything.
And lets look at politicians. Yes, the ones who set their own wage rises and expenses. The same ones who ultimately decide who gets what in the State systems.
Why not? I'm a nice guy.
Why not? I'm a nice guy.