Hospital Pharmacy Jobs

Hospital Pharmacist Salaries - From April 1^st 2004. From DOH [link]

Point	£	Grade
	£13,745	Pre-reg
00	£19,337	A
01	£20,550	A
02	£21,763	A	B
03	£22,976		B
04	£24,190		B
05	£24,496	C	B+
06	£25,666	C
07	£26,835	C
08	£28,003	C
09	£29,173	C
10	£30,344	C
11	£30,637	C+	D
12	£31,775	C++	D
13	£32,912		D
14	£34,050		D
15	£34,518	E	D+
16	£35,634	E	D++
17	£36,748	E
18	£37,864	E
19	£38,981	E+	F
20	£40,095	E++	F
21	£41,212	E+++	F
22	£42,326		F
23	£43,443	G	F+
24	£44,558	G	F++
25	£45,674	G	F+++
26	£46,790	G
27	£47,905	G+
28	£49,020	G++
29	£50,136	G+++	H
30	£51,251		H
31	£52,368		H
32	£53,484		H+
33	£54,600		H++
34	£55,716		H+++

London allowances:

£2,762 (inner London)
£1,643 (outer London)
£923 (extra-territorially managed)
£259 (fringe).

Emergency duty allowance: £2,448

Explanation of incremental points

Each year your salary increments by one point, until you reach the top of your grade.
Eg when starting as 'grade C' you would be paid £24,496.
After one year this would increase to £25,666.
After 5 years it would be £30,344 and would not go higher, unless you have a 'discretionary point' (plus signs indicate discretionary points) in which case your salary would continue to increase annually until £30,637.