Hospital (Private or Public) Designation and Salary Range

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Someone mentioned next year a few pages earlier

But based on past years trend, should be around 2026.

although not specifically mentioned, you can already observe the trends for salary adjustments...just look at the public sector, the intervals are getting longer

probably need to adjust your own expectations...last time adjustment every 3 years maybe possible, now likely to be around every 5 years instead

private sector MNCs may be more generous in timely adjustments

Originally Posted by Unregistered

although not specifically mentioned, you can already observe the trends for salary adjustments...just look at the public sector, the intervals are getting longer

probably need to adjust your own expectations...last time adjustment every 3 years maybe possible, now likely to be around every 5 years instead

private sector MNCs may be more generous in timely adjustments

Been in healthcare for ten years. I had adjustments in 2016 and 2021, so 2026 should be the next adjustment.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Been in healthcare for ten years. I had adjustments in 2016 and 2021, so 2026 should be the next adjustment.

Got the special adjustment last year already for young staff.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Got the special adjustment last year already for young staff.

The adjustment we are talking about is the national wide AHP adjustment, the one that is reported in the news. Not the hush hush under the table kind .

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Been in healthcare for ten years. I had adjustments in 2016 and 2021, so 2026 should be the next adjustment.

I spoke to people from MOH finance. Likely next year.
Apparently the turnover for AHPs even worse than nursing.
So it is something they are trying to work on.

But keep your expectations low.
Last adjustment was 3 -7% only. So dont expect like 20% for next year.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Ahp
Nhg
39yo male with NS
13th years
8k basic
Include bonus, 11k

Is this considered ok?

Is this normal trajectory for all AHPs if they stay long enough? Can get 8k basic around 40 yo?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Is this normal trajectory for all AHPs if they stay long enough? Can get 8k basic around 40 yo?

Hell no. I'm almost 40 and my salary is in mid 5000 only.

8K basic at age 40 is outlier, likely for principal JG15, JG14 unlikely.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

I spoke to people from MOH finance. Likely next year.
Apparently the turnover for AHPs even worse than nursing.
So it is something they are trying to work on.

But keep your expectations low.
Last adjustment was 3 -7% only. So dont expect like 20% for next year.

Of course not expecting 20%, AHP is like second class to nursing , even 2016 adjustment was only less than 10%.

Last adjustment I only got 5%.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

The adjustment we are talking about is the national wide AHP adjustment, the one that is reported in the news. Not the hush hush under the table kind .

it's not only for allied health. every healthcare worker with under 3 years working experience got it.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

it's not only for allied health. every healthcare worker with under 3 years working experience got it.

So unfair for the seniors.....