Undergraduate General Practice Theoretically, there is no reason why non-principals cannot become involved in teaching in this area. The first step, is to make contact with your local medical school, expressing an interest. A basic requirement is completion of vocational training, but achievement of several 'milestones' will help further your case. Participating as the training partner's deputy, in the registrar's tutorials, provides both teaching experience and a respected known referee.
Remuneration is less than pay for direct patient contact - even at locum rates.
SIFT will double this figure. However, most University departments take on GPs as clinical senior lecturers, with a part-time academic contract, paying considerably less. Figures vary depending on the staffing grade of each individual lecturer. Benefits are therefore not related to pay. Any doctor entering undergraduate general practice teaching does so on a self-motivating basis.