Thank you for your answer!
Could you be more specific regarding working hours, pay and such things? :)

Starting pay after internship/housemanship is about 4500. 500 clinical allowance per month.

Working hours abt 7.30am to 6pm weekdays
Sat and sun have to come back for at least one morning.

Each week u get a overnight call. Which u get about 200-300 depending whether it is public holiday or weekend or weekdays.

Leave is about 3 weeks.

Overall is tolerable. Most ppl leave in 5 years to become general practitioner.

Think it is a known fact that juniors are always under appreciated in the public sector. After all we are small pawns being moved around in a large organization. Hence either you work your way up to the top or you leave the system and become a freelance (i.e locum)

In China, doctors are being attacked and pay is low. So I say the situation in Singapore is v gd

I swear all the people this generation all super soft one. When they meet some difficulties they will start complaining. Being a junior has always been this way, you have the least say as you have the least experience, you are not able to call the shots. This has always been the way in probably anywhere you go, everyone has been through that phase. I hope you became a doctor because you wanted to help people and not because you assumed that they are the biggest shot in the healthcare system.

Your life is not the worst, Doctors in Singapore back during the SARS crisis have been infected and even one died trying to treat the sick. Another user here also said that in China Doctors are attacked and are not paid well, many Doctors in China from other cities are also willing to risk their own lives and go into Wuhan to treat the sick. Would you have done the same? So just endure and do your job, remember why you’re in this line of work, to help the sick and the needy. If your whole goal is to just have an easy life, maybe dentistry would be something up your alley instead.

Im sorry. Im just a strawberry.

At the end of the day, doctors are part of the society, and are in no way superior/inferior/different from others. Hence if the millenial generation has gone soft, obviously doctors will be the same as well..

how much does a fresh Assoc Consultant make these days?

200k pa all-in?

Actually there were 2 doctors who died in Singapore during SARS.

Dr Ong Hok Su a Cardiology Medical Officer at TTSH who was aged 27 when he died.

Dr Alexandre Chao a vascular surgeon in SGH who was aged 37 when he died.

Would be interesting to see if any doctors resign during this Wuhan crisis period
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