our local GP is on about €200k, it was in the newspaper a few months ago
Under what circumstances did the newspaper publish your GP's salary details? Or were you mistaken and it was actually some other figure (e.g. HSE payments or something like that)?
It was just a rough calculation. I'm sure that not all visits are 20 minutes long, many may be only 10 minutes. Of course this estimate is gross income. Doesn't anyone work a 40 hour week any more? (apart from me)Does this GP not take lunch? Or ever have gaps in their appointment schedule? Or take time off from clinics to do other work in the practice? Or do house calls?
Actually I think it was to do with defaulting on Income tax payments. It was a few months ago, and I don't have the article to hand.Under what circumstances did the newspaper publish your GP's salary details? Or were you mistaken and it was actually some other figure (e.g. HSE payments or something like that)?
Just for curiosity, would you be able to explain the stresses involved?I'm a GP (relatively junior) and I earn 90,000 euro gross per year. It took me 10 years to train and the job is intensely stressfull so I earn every penny.
I'm sure that they do. But my point was that a GP's working week involves a lot more than just seeing patients in practice.It was just a rough calculation. I'm sure that not all visits are 20 minutes long, many may be only 10 minutes. Of course this estimate is gross income. Doesn't anyone work a 40 hour week any more? (apart from me)
If I mess up people could die!Just for curiosity, would you be able to explain the stresses involved?
Ah come on, that's a bit of a cop out. If I mess up driving home from work, people could die. That doesn't make the drive extremely stressful.If I mess up people could die!
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