Salary of Australian Doctor: From Intern to Surgeon

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If you are thinking of working in Medicine in Australia you may naturally want to know exactly how much you will earn. Having worked in the Medical HR field for over two decades I thought I would challenge myself to write you a comprehensive post to cover as many possibilities as could be thought of.

But first let’s get the question of the range of doctor salaries dealt with. As of March 2019, A doctor salary will range from a low of $68,000AUD per annum as an Intern in the State of NSW to a possible high rate of $393,467AUD on average per annum for a Surgeon (according to Nine Finance).

Now let’s dive deeper. Because most doctors, can often earn a lot more than average, particularly by working additional hours and working in the private sector. Let’s also look at what various types of training doctors make in pay before looking at the various specialties and some other categories of doctors.

Trainee Doctors.

Specialists.

This is where it starts to get a bit more difficult

Career Doctors.

Additional Benefits.

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Anthony Llewellyn

Managing Director AdvanceMed

FRANZCP, MHA, GAICD | Medical HR Expert and Coach.

Anthony is an experienced health public sector executive, medical educationalist and coach.

Anthony is an expert in Medical HR. He has reviewed numerous CVs, chaired and conducted over a thousand job interviews and provided advice to a number of employers and Colleges about selection processes.

Anthony's background: Consultant Psychiatrist and Medical Manager with 20 years’ experience as a medical practitioner in public health services in a range of roles.

Anthony is currently the Medical Education Specialist and Fellow for the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Psychiatrists as well as the Chair of Accreditation for South Australia Medical Education and Training.

From 2012 to 2016, Anthony was the Medical Director of the Health Education & Training Institute (HETI), involved in overseeing a number of network training programs. He was also previously an Associate Professor at the University of Newcastle’s School of Medicine & Public Health.

Anthony recently delivered for the Royal Australasian College of Physicians a Best Practice Guide for Trainee Selection into Employment Roles

Anthony was born on Mouheneenner land in Hobart (Tasmania) and pays respect to the traditional owners of lands he lives and works on, and elders past and present. His most important role in life is proud father of two boys.

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