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Old 30-09-2020, 06:31 PM
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So concerned that you post 4 times?
Work in Ch and a&e?
They are not complementary la
One require shift work, the other need u to know the patient. In your residency , have u done a community hospital posting? As the CH junior, u run the ward, tomorrow u not there, the very next day, u still have to mop up the work, something u can't hand over one. Don't be beguiled into such jobs.
Appraisal time how? 2 set of bosses. You have to appeal to both.
Suck one set of balls already tired, now u have to suck two. You not bunny, ERM, Jan, cough, Jan.

Salary about there. Max u get is principal rp, salary about that of a matured AC. u locum easier can get more than that.
End of the day, if u can tong till the end and pass exams, your life easier and money not too bad for the effort.
If u Sian, don't want study, be a rp also can, but stay one department. Don't be rp in a&e la, u end up being equally skilled as the specialist but wonder why your salary lesser, plus the night shifts... you go locum 24 hours clinic surely match that. Stay community hospital, work Ur way up , rp, senior rp, principal rp.. if gung-ho, can do m.med as private candidate later, some Ch also accept mrcp which u confirm plus chop with Ch patient and their wonderful clinical signs, can pass. Public servicel end of the day, qualification counts.

Also, FM residency is like that one. Many extra stuff. Unless u going for gold medal, no need put too much effort. They will close one eye and pass you. The real litmus test is the part 2 clinical at m.med.

Many pple quit residency. This is different from sack from residency. No one cares.
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If you pass through fm residency, but interested to work in ed/urgent care center (e.g in Ah or woodlands), would they hire you or are your skills totally irrelevant?
I am also fm resident, (year 3) but really not interested in ops/CH after working there as I like some acuity in my dailywork.

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