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05-06-2020, 01:55 PM
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I'll just quote this poster in response to your question on Medicine in SG vs Canada
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300 - 400k a year working only 23 hours/week
he's living the dream man
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05-06-2020, 02:02 PM
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
300 - 400k a year working only 23 hours/week
he's living the dream man
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Why dont more SG doctors migrate to Canada then?
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05-06-2020, 02:22 PM
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
300 - 400k a year working only 23 hours/week
he's living the dream man
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Dont believe it.
That is before tax. After tax only 100k
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05-06-2020, 09:03 PM
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Family physician pay
Any family physicians here? Can shed light on the salary for those working in the polyclinics as well as a private GP. What are the locum rates as well? Can state your credentials(e.g. GDFM, MMed etc.) and job title with the salary you are drawing will be good
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05-06-2020, 10:37 PM
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
300 - 400k a year working only 23 hours/week
he's living the dream man
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Where did you get that he was making 300-400k working only 23 hours per week?
Most full-time family MDs work around 40 hours per week (8 - 5pm, includes 1-2h lunch break/catch up on notes/lab reports).
300-400k is also pre-overhead and pre-taxes, which will leave them around 175k after tax. This translates to around 15k per month, which is not an exaggeration.
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05-06-2020, 10:41 PM
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
That is one view. I find it hard to believe. Can share your own experience?
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Monetary rewards aside, I can say for certain that my quality of life in Canada is significantly better than SG. I get my evenings and weekends to spend time with family. Although I don't get "performance bonus", I also don't have to "prove" my abilities to anyone other than myself.
Only thing I miss from SG is my friends and the food.
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05-06-2020, 11:56 PM
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
Monetary rewards aside, I can say for certain that my quality of life in Canada is significantly better than SG. I get my evenings and weekends to spend time with family. Although I don't get "performance bonus", I also don't have to "prove" my abilities to anyone other than myself.
Only thing I miss from SG is my friends and the food.
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Hey, I'm the FD from Calgary. How are you?
Where are you in Canada? Also CCFP or specialist?
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06-06-2020, 12:13 AM
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
Where did you get that he was making 300-400k working only 23 hours per week?
Most full-time family MDs work around 40 hours per week (8 - 5pm, includes 1-2h lunch break/catch up on notes/lab reports).
300-400k is also pre-overhead and pre-taxes, which will leave them around 175k after tax. This translates to around 15k per month, which is not an exaggeration.
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Family Physicians in Canada are quite flexible in that they can "specialize" in certain fields. There are competency certificates in elder care, emergency medicine, obstetrics, sports medicine, chronic pain, interventional pain management
Some FDs will see a large number of referrals from other physicians. Referral consults pay very well. About $124 per patient. You can do the math. 3 patients an hour $372. 5 hours a day $1860. 4 days a week $7440. 1 month $29,760. 11 months (1 month for holiday) - $327,360. And of course they can still have a small panel of family practice patients to add to this.
You can search Alberta Fee Navigator.
SKLL GP Replace Base $124.25
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06-06-2020, 12:18 AM
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What’s the GP pay now ah both polyclinic and private GP land, and how it differs from MMED GDFM etc
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