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Payroll is dealt with by a separate department. Both the Nottingham County PCT and the Nottingham city PCT use the same payroll department.

Pat Holborow 0115 9123307

Finance Department, 1 Standard Court, Park Row, Nottingham NG1 6GN

In order to get onto the payroll list, you need to get form K4 from the VTS office at the postgraduate Centre Nottingham city Hospital and complete the form giving relevant details such as national insurance, contact details, and evidence of your last payslip in order to get the correct rate of pay and increment in your next post.

You should do this well in advance as any delay will just mean that you are paid later. payments will be sent to your training practice and it is the responsibility of the training practice to pay you.  Obviously if you have not completed the relevant forms early enough, the practice will be unable to pay you until they have received notification from the finance department that they are able to do so.

 

The finance department are also involved in your medical defence organisation, be it the MDU or MPS.  As well as salary, they are also responsible for your mileage claims.  As from the first of August 2007, car allowance has ceased.  This has been replaced by a mileage allowance, you are to submit a mileage claim for travel each month.  Mileage can only be claimed for travel from the practice to home visits and does not cover travel from your place of residence to the practice.  You may also be able to claim for the use of a mobile phone should you use the phone for practice work, this will only cover the monthly rental or part thereof and not the actual calls themselves.  Again you will need to submit a claim form.  There may well be other claims that you may be entitled to, if you have any special circumstances, contact the finance department and discuss this with them.