How is life as a doctor in Singapore?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

UK img aiming for the US match. Anaes hopeful. All the pieces are in place, wish me all the best

Make sure you know the visa options. J1 sponsorship requires MOH approval if you are an sg citizen.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Make sure you know the visa options. J1 sponsorship requires MOH approval if you are an sg citizen.

ideally will go on a h1b but MOH approval wont be too hard either. MOH states that u either need to be working in sg OR u need to hold a prospective offer of employment. Seeing as anaes are always needed and it means they can guarantee that i stay in sg and contribute to the healthcare system, its a pretty good deal for them to have someone be trained at no cost to them and also bring unique thinking, ideas and knowlerdge

Originally Posted by Unregistered

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Non procedure AC - 2024

but with a bunch of overtime work.

Without that would likely be in the 280-290k region IMO

I can't see the image. What am I supposed to do?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Make sure you know the visa options. J1 sponsorship requires MOH approval if you are an sg citizen.

SGP needs certain visa type to take up doctor job offer in the states? Why so?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

SGP needs certain visa type to take up doctor job offer in the states? Why so?

its all non US citizens not just sgp.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

GP no future.. my uncle surgeon already happily retired at 68 with 5 houses in sg including a gcb. Meanwhile my neighbourhood GP still working at age of 72

You don't know people get senile tremor with age? You don't know surgeons drop surgery as they get older?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

ideally will go on a h1b but MOH approval wont be too hard either. MOH states that u either need to be working in sg OR u need to hold a prospective offer of employment. Seeing as anaes are always needed and it means they can guarantee that i stay in sg and contribute to the healthcare system, its a pretty good deal for them to have someone be trained at no cost to them and also bring unique thinking, ideas and knowlerdge

sounds about right. Anyone can confirm?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Female Dr's who have children don't need to pay 5 figure lah. WMCR is very powerful, deduct more than S$40 k of my taxable income. The more children the less tax.

wow i did not know about WMCR until now

Originally Posted by Unregistered

wow i did not know about WMCR until now

You must be quite young then.

Just checked my IQ for the first time from wwiqtest.com

Scored 114, above average. Not very high.

U guys can try and share yr IQ score