How much is the doctor's retirement salary?

The doctor's retirement salary needs to be determined according to the payment period, payment base and other factors.

Doctors' retirement pension is determined according to the payment period and payment base. Due to the differences in payment standards, payment years, payment fees and retirement age, there is no way to give the exact amount, but it can be calculated. The calculation formula is: personal account pension = personal account savings divided by the number of months.

The doctor's social security calculation method:

1, payment period: affects the calculation of pension. Usually, the longer the payment period, the higher the pension;

2. Payment base: it is determined according to individual wage income and is an important basis for calculating pension;

3. Payment ratio: The payment ratio stipulated in different regions may be different, which will affect the final pension amount;

4. Cumulative amount of individual account: the cumulative amount of individual contributions, which is evenly distributed every month to the expected collection period at retirement;

5. Regional differences: Different social security policies in different regions will lead to different calculation methods and standards of pensions;

6. Length of service subsidy: Some areas will give certain pension subsidies according to the length of service.

To sum up, the doctor's retirement pension is determined according to the payment period, payment base and other factors, and the specific amount can be obtained through the calculation formula.

Legal basis:

Social insurance fund accounting system

Article 26

The expenditure of the basic old-age insurance fund for urban and rural residents includes pension insurance benefits expenditure, transfer expenditure, subsidy to lower levels, higher levels and other expenditures. Expenditure on pension insurance benefits includes basic pension and personal account pension paid to insured urban and rural residents in accordance with regulations, as well as funeral subsidies. Basic pension refers to the pension benefits that are fully subsidized by governments at all levels according to regulations for insured urban and rural residents who meet the conditions for receiving benefits. Personal account pension refers to the pension benefits paid to the insured urban and rural residents, and the one-time expenditure of personal account when the insured urban and rural residents meet the conditions for receiving pension insurance benefits. Personal account one-time expenditure refers to the expenditure that individuals who participate in the basic old-age insurance for urban and rural residents return their personal account storage due to death, going abroad (border) and repeated payment of basic old-age insurance premiums for enterprise employees and basic old-age insurance premiums for urban and rural residents. Funeral allowance refers to the funeral allowance paid by the government to the survivors after the death of the insured in the area where the funeral allowance system is established. Transfer expenditure refers to the amount of funds transferred from individual accounts across regions or systems.