Hospital (Private or Public) Designation and Salary Range

healthcare jobs don't pay much. true or not?

Job in other field with same YOE get more?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

healthcare jobs don't pay much. true or not?

Job in other field with same YOE get more?

It’s all relative depending on what you’re comparing against.

Compare against tech, obviously all others lose out.

Can get rich from being a AHP?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Can get rich from being a AHP?

its a iron rice bowl but you definitely will not get rich.

Originally Posted by ChalkGunner

Started off with 21 days. But still 21 days after 5 years in healthcare, haha

For singhealth,

JG 13 and below: 21 days for 5 years and below of service, 23 days for 5 years and above, and 25 days once you reach 10 years

JG 14 and below: 23 days for 5 years and below of service, 25 days for 5 years and above, and 28 days once you reach 10 years.

I believe its the same for the other clusters.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

On top of the base salary provided and annual bonus ~4 to 5mths (including AWS).
There are also flexi- benefits of 750 -1.25K yearly and excellent medical benefits in the event you are sick (touchwood). The work life balance for admin staff is great (most ppl usually knock off on time at 6pm)
Thus, it is not too shabby to join healthcare as admin if you want to devote your time to family.

Which cluster is this?

Singhealth definitely doesn't pay this much. It's a known fact among all the clusters, Singhealth pays the least, as far as I know for AHP.

For Singhealth, we don't get any variable bonus at all. For most people (B performers), we get 2.5 months for PB plus 1 month AWS, we also get a one time special payout ~$550. So most people get a 15.5 months package. Only those scored A and above will be able to get >16 months package, as A will guarantee you a 3.25 months PB.

The civil service increment, does it affect us??

Originally Posted by Unregistered

The civil service increment, does it affect us??

It does not concern us, we just had our salary adjustment last year.

Then how much increment should we be looking at?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Then how much increment should we be looking at?

The usual one we get every year.. We are not civil servant, so we don't follow their salary increment..