Pay
Pay of medical practitioners varies widely in different countries throughout the world. In the UK, for example, full-time self-employed GPs can currently expect to earn a profit share of around £100,000 per annum while PCT employed GPs can currently expect to earn a salary of £53,781 to £81,158.
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