Here’s the part that makes you wince. GPs in the UK are chronically underfunded compared to their peers in Australia, Canada, or the US. A UK GP earns roughly half of what an Australian GP earns—even after adjusting for cost of living. And the workload? Bonkers. A full-time GP might see 40–50 patients a day, each with complex problems, while managing a mountain of paperwork. The British Medical Association has been screaming for years that GP pay has fallen by 20% in real terms since 2008. Yet the public still thinks they’re swimming in cash. Irony level: 10/10.
How Much Do Gp Earn in Uk
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