Women on £50k plus

[ImJustaGirlnotaPrincess]

What do you do? I'm getting jaded working in the NHS and know I have many skills that I could use elsewhere...

Management consultant

Accountant public sector

Marketing

Director Big 4.

Publishing

Lawyer

Strategy in civil service

Head of Faculty in a Secondary school, going into 31st year of teaching and would never, ever want to do anything else.

Finance

As others have said though, these roles all require either years of experience, professional qualifications or both…

Truck driver 🚛

NHS,,,,😁

Marketing

The job I’m training to do will be in the NHS and over 50k when I qualify- clinical psychologist.

Marketing in technology

Detective sergeant

Not me. DD1. So young. Biomedical scientist. Just doubled pay moving to the private sector in London. Same job. Less cobwebs.

Business owner

Proposal manager.

Teacher, been working 30 years. Could be making an awful lot more if I were senior management but couldn’t stand the hassle.

Project Manager £60K plus - 4 day week

CEO at a FTSE100

NHS - Manager - frontline - many years experience

Public Relations, public sector

Vice principal in secondary school, responsible for behaviour. Would definitely not recommend.

How about ops or quality management in clinical trials? If you're really keen to leave the NHS you could go to the university side of a research office, or go into industry. You'd have the relevant experience, especially with a first degree in life sciences, and lots of travel opportunities for conferences etc.

I retrained at 35 to go into NHS management after ten years in the arts (and am now on over £50k). NHS salaries, progression opportunities, and job security seemed like a dream after the arts--and the glamour of work travel had definitely worn off.