How is life as a doctor in Singapore?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Unfortunately there is always discrimination

If you are white, there will be positive discrimination
If you are east Asians like koreans and jap, positive discrimination

If you are chinese is neutral or slightly negative
If you are indian slightly negative because of ceca
If you are middle Eastern with be slightly negative to negative.

If you are african black, will be neutral as we don't have much Africans, so be neutral

Total rubbish. There is no discrimination in Singapore. If anything Indians are definitely favored by the Singapore government which is why there are so many India nationals moving to Singapore. Singapore needs us.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Unfortunately there is always discrimination

If you are white, there will be positive discrimination
If you are east Asians like koreans and jap, positive discrimination

If you are chinese is neutral or slightly negative
If you are indian slightly negative because of ceca
If you are middle Eastern with be slightly negative to negative.

If you are african black, will be neutral as we don't have much Africans, so be neutral

What if you are SG chinese that went overseas to study?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

What if you are SG chinese that went overseas to study?

Super positive.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Also majority of patients in Singapore do NOT speak English or Spanish. They speak mandarin or Hokkien or Teochew or Cantonese or Malay or Tamil.

There might be great difficulty in understanding conversations between the doctor and patients. You will need to learn those 5 languages before you go to Singapore for the elective.

Not true, so many Hindi and Tagalog speaking only doctors who can't speak Mandarin or Hokkien or Teochew or Cantonese or Malay or Tamil being hired by management, I don't think an additional Spanish doctor will be frown upon here.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Not true, so many Hindi and Tagalog speaking only doctors who can't speak Mandarin or Hokkien or Teochew or Cantonese or Malay or Tamil being hired by management, I don't think an additional Spanish doctor will be frown upon here.

hindi and tagalog are actually quite important.
if you dont know you will have problems listening to your colleagues conversation.
i suggest taking some classes.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Total rubbish. There is no discrimination in Singapore. If anything Indians are definitely favored by the Singapore government which is why there are so many India nationals moving to Singapore. Singapore needs us.

Nobody wants or needs your kind here as doctors, better stay in your Yeendia slums to treat covid and aids

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Nobody wants or needs your kind here as doctors, better stay in your Yeendia slums to treat covid and aids

Dude no need so angst.
He is a sinkie troll

Hmm is pathology, radiology or anesthesiology easy to get into in terms of residency?

How much does it cost to open your own GP clinic in singapore? Thinking of using some of my Ang Bao money to do that

Originally Posted by Unregistered

How much does it cost to open your own GP clinic in singapore? Thinking of using some of my Ang Bao money to do that

Wah your ang bao money a lot!