Hospital (Private or Public) Designation and Salary Range

Originally Posted by Unregistered

The recent adjustment should have gave you quite a significant increment no?

Its 3 to 7% but I only got 5%.

Got A a couple of time, but even then, it's not enough to push my salary higher.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Its 3 to 7% but I only got 5%.

Got A a couple of time, but even then, it's not enough to push my salary higher.

This is worrying. The future for AHP isn't looking great at all..

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Now I see ahp12-13 need only 3-4 years.

Depend on your boss and how big is your section.

Small section don't need so many 14 and 15.

In my section
11 to 12: 7 years
12 to 13:10 years
13 to 14: >10 years
14 to 15: mission impossible

Originally Posted by Unregistered

This is worrying. The future for AHP isn't looking great at all..

No choice, got to keep healthcare costs affordable ya.

A lot of my colleagues left the industry cos of the low pay and shift work.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

No choice, got to keep healthcare costs affordable ya.

A lot of my colleagues left the industry cos of the low pay and shift work.

Where did they move to? Any plans for yourself? I wan to leave but I have no idea

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Where did they move to? Any plans for yourself? I wan to leave but I have no idea

Insurance, tech side etc.

I tried to apply for stat board and ministry but no response. I guess I'm too senior for them to justify for my asking pay and most of the time they are looking for more junior staff.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

No choice, got to keep healthcare costs affordable ya.

A lot of my colleagues left the industry cos of the low pay and shift work.

manpower cost is only a fraction of healthcare cost.

bulk of it is the subsidies that the gov is offering.

Can I ask how are gradings determine? I see most of your mentioned A, B, C. But my organisation use Good, Very Good and Exceed Expectation.

Originally Posted by UnregisteredR

Can I ask how are gradings determine? I see most of your mentioned A, B, C. But my organisation use Good, Very Good and Exceed Expectation.

We use alphabet grading
A* :exceed expectations
A: very good
B: good (meet requirements)
C
D

Most people will get B, I got A a couple of times before, A* is very very hard to get.

If I'm not wrong, 80% compromise of your professional review and 20 % comes from your peer review.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

We use alphabet grading
A* :exceed expectations
A: very good
B: good (meet requirements)
C
D

Most people will get B, I got A a couple of times before, A* is very very hard to get.

If I'm not wrong, 80% compromise of your professional review and 20 % comes from your peer review.

How did you get your A? How many times also?