Hospital (Private or Public) Designation and Salary Range

Originally Posted by Unregistered

You are bloody stupid and deserve zero pay.
If you have the slightest amount of basic understanding skill, you willl know people are talking about the national wide adjustment.

Well said. Totally agree

Heard that adjustment pay quite aggressive, now nurse starting pay is 4.0 to 4.3k. True or not ah?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

You are bloody stupid and deserve zero pay.
If you have the slightest amount of basic understanding skill, you willl know people are talking about the national wide adjustment.

Need you to be so mean?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Heard that adjustment pay quite aggressive, now nurse starting pay is 4.0 to 4.3k. True or not ah?

I'm not a healthcare worker, but if this is really true, I definitely support it. Their nature of work and workload is really deserving of this. They should be paid a premium compared to other healthcare workers (doctors are in a category of their own of course).

Originally Posted by Unregistered

I'm not a healthcare worker, but if this is really true, I definitely support it. Their nature of work and workload is really deserving of this. They should be paid a premium compared to other healthcare workers (doctors are in a category of their own of course).

Wish AHP pay adjustment is as good as nurses.. oh well..

Originally Posted by Unregistered

I'm not a healthcare worker, but if this is really true, I definitely support it. Their nature of work and workload is really deserving of this. They should be paid a premium compared to other healthcare workers (doctors are in a category of their own of course).

Can you imagine . Last time when I just joined in 2010.. my starting pay was only $2800 for a nus uni grad AHP.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Wish AHP pay adjustment is as good as nurses.. oh well..

Asking out of curiosity - is the type of work AHPs do as demanding/challenging as nurses?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Asking out of curiosity - is the type of work AHPs do as demanding/challenging as nurses?

Of course.....

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Asking out of curiosity - is the type of work AHPs do as demanding/challenging as nurses?

AHPs are usually bachelors/masters degree holders.
They do much high level work.

I rem our govt used to consider nurses blue-collar/unskilled and its not without reasons.
They do alot of mundane caregiver work

AHPs deserve higher pay than nurses.
I reckon they are at APN level of nurses

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Need you to be so mean?

Nothing wrong with what the poster said what.

That person really asked a stupid question without reading.
Deserves to be scolded.