Britain's biggest GP body is advertising lucrative jobs abroad which p…

Britain's biggest GP body is advertising lucrative jobs abroad which pay up to three times more than the , MailOnline can reveal.

The Royal College of General Practitioners (RCGP) — which represents 50,000-plus members — posts hundreds of roles on its vacancies site.

One job in British Columbia, , famed for its picturesque scenery, comes with a whopping £316,000 salary.  

Another pledges a £23,000 relocation package on top of a similar pay package, and brags about being close to an award-winning golf course.

But it was slammed as 'hypocrisy' by patient rights campaigners, given the shortage of family doctors in the UK that the RCGP itself often criticises the Government for failing to address.

Yesterday, the RCGP blasted Health Secretary Therese Coffey for failing to address the crippling shortage in her plan to rescue the ailing health service. 

The shortage has left Britain more dissatisfied than ever with their doctors, with millions struggling to secure appointments.  

The Royal College of GPs has been criticised for hosting Buy Taboola Ads Accounts - QuickVCC.Com trying to entice British GPs to go work in Canada, home to part of the Niagara falls, for triple what they would earn in the UK

One ad on the RCGP website says British family doctors could earn up to £316,000 and the clinic in the province of British Columbia was owned by a UK GP to help them settle in

Another ad, for GP position in Saskatoon, offered a £23,000 golden hello to cover relocation and other set-up costs, adding that UK physicians would 'love' the opportunity to boost their income by working in Canada

MailOnline found five jobs across the Atlantic on the RCGP website.

One ad, placed by recruitment agency Canadian Medical Careers, also touted how the successful applicants will avoid some of negative aspects of being family doctor in other places. 

'No home visits, no late nights and no hospital visits,' it read.
The ad said it was seeking GPs for several clinics in the cities of Surrey and Langley in British Columbia.

'This is a great opportunity for a GP who desires a family friendly city, with lower housing costs than Vancouver.