Hospital (Private or Public) Designation and Salary Range

Originally Posted by Unregistered

how many ADs and above are non boomers tbh?

and the reason why they started the whole cluster and restructure hospital concept, seperating all of us from the civil service is cause they cannot afford paying the benefits for your 30-40,000 a month senior consultants .....

Hey hey this is the AHP (and hospital admin) thread. We're broke girls (and guys) here.

There's a thread somewhere else in this forum for doctors who're bickering if GPs are underpaid at $10k a month

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Hey hey this is the AHP (and hospital admin) thread. We're broke girls (and guys) here.

There's a thread somewhere else in this forum for doctors who're bickering if GPs are underpaid at $10k a month

how much is a good salary for AHP and hospital admin then?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

how much is a good salary for AHP and hospital admin then?

10k after bonus.

So around 7 to 9k base

Originally Posted by Unregistered

10k after bonus.

So around 7 to 9k base

Based on the previous posts, I am assuming that most local uni grads will hit the 100k annual compensation after about 7-8 years?

This is actually not too bad since the average monthly is above median already.

I was expecting most to be underpaid after many years (every now and then many complaints on social media about salary)

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Based on the previous posts, I am assuming that most local uni grads will hit the 100k annual compensation after about 7-8 years?

This is actually not too bad since the average monthly is above median already.

I was expecting most to be underpaid after many years (every now and then many complaints on social media about salary)

No.... that's definitely not true
How old are you and what's your role? Feels like astroturfing is happening here

5k x 15 months (that's if you're getting A, otherwise less) is 75k. Where is the 100k?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Based on the previous posts, I am assuming that most local uni grads will hit the 100k annual compensation after about 7-8 years?

This is actually not too bad since the average monthly is above median already.

I was expecting most to be underpaid after many years (every now and then many complaints on social media about salary)

I think you misunderstand. The person who said 7-9k as their dream salary when asked what is a good salary. That is not an actual salary.

If anyone earnning 7-9k in 7 to 8 years please share your role. I will also want to change roles.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Based on the previous posts, I am assuming that most local uni grads will hit the 100k annual compensation after about 7-8 years?

This is actually not too bad since the average monthly is above median already.

I was expecting most to be underpaid after many years (every now and then many complaints on social media about salary)

I'm only hitting $90K at my 9th year. Probably can only hit $100K in another 2 to 3 years time. You can only $100K at earlier years if you are a high flyer.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Actually I had two years of experience prior and had less than 10% increment from my prev job. Did not receive any sort of bonus yet. What is this retention payout about? And how much?

looks like the new retention payout is only for nurses...

Originally Posted by Unregistered

No.... that's definitely not true
How old are you and what's your role? Feels like astroturfing is happening here

5k x 15 months (that's if you're getting A, otherwise less) is 75k. Where is the 100k?

12 months plus 1 months AWS plus 3.X months of bonus
Multiply that 6.X.
Total should be at least 100k

Originally Posted by Unregistered

12 months plus 1 months AWS plus 3.X months of bonus
Multiply that 6.X.
Total should be at least 100k

Assuming the person earns $5000, 16 months pay package is only $80K.

And not all PHI pays a 16 months annual, singhealth annual package never exceeds 16 months for B graders, only A graders get 16 months.