According to PayScale, the average salary for general practitioners in Namibia falls around $5,500 per month. Some general practitioners earn as little as $2,000 per month, while others earn as much as $10,000 or more each month. Many factors come into play with determining how much a GP will earn each month, and these include the general practitioner’s years of experience and education level and the specific hospital or clinic where he or she works. (continue).

Who Is a GP (General Practitioner)?

A general practitioner is a medical doctor who is qualified to diagnose and treat illness, as well as prescribe medication. They may also can refer patients for specialist care, such as for a cardiologist or orthopedist.

What Are the Benefits of Becoming a GP?

GPs are medical practitioners who are qualified to diagnose and treat common conditions. They work with patients of all ages, both male and female, and tend to the needs of everyone from babies to the elderly. The salary for GPs varies depending on the country they practice in.

How Much Do General Practitioners Earn in Namibia??

According to the Namibian Ministry of Health, general practitioners earn an annual salary of N$1,500 per month. This is equivalent to US $108 per month.