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23-09-2021, 07:29 AM
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I am a foreign graduate looking to return to SG after completing my residency training. What would be the best way to approach my job search? Should I reach out to department heads directly?
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What are your qualifications? We are oversaturated with doctors already. As you know even as a local there is no preference for you over a foreign doctor.
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23-09-2021, 08:35 PM
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Currently mopex in gs. Feeling really tired and burnt out. However was wondering if it worth approaching for help? I am not sure what can be done given that most of us can't afford to take no pay leave anyway (due to financial reason, student loan etc)
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23-09-2021, 10:12 PM
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Currently mopex in gs. Feeling really tired and burnt out. However was wondering if it worth approaching for help? I am not sure what can be done given that most of us can't afford to take no pay leave anyway (due to financial reason, student loan etc)
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If you do ask for help it will not be viewed favorably when it comes to your future career. Try your best to cope without them knowing.
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24-09-2021, 03:50 AM
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Any UK doctors here? Can advice if consultant in UK has banding as well? So 40-50% more compared to basis pay?
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are you a doctor in the uk who is going to be a consultant soon? if not, no point asking
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24-09-2021, 03:51 AM
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Currently mopex in gs. Feeling really tired and burnt out. However was wondering if it worth approaching for help? I am not sure what can be done given that most of us can't afford to take no pay leave anyway (due to financial reason, student loan etc)
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what sort of help are you looking for? counselling? can you do it privately and in silence?
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24-09-2021, 03:54 AM
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What are your qualifications? We are oversaturated with doctors already. As you know even as a local there is no preference for you over a foreign doctor.
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i guess certain specialties in sg would always need more consultants? maybe geriatrics?
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24-09-2021, 08:44 AM
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What are your qualifications? We are oversaturated with doctors already. As you know even as a local there is no preference for you over a foreign doctor.
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MD, Plastic surgery. I will be challenging my American Boards in 2022. Is it over-saturated in SG?
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24-09-2021, 02:44 PM
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MD, Plastic surgery. I will be challenging my American Boards in 2022. Is it over-saturated in SG?
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Yup.
Too many doctors.
Too few positions.
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24-09-2021, 02:51 PM
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i'm an outsider -- not a doctor -- but just curious, why do doctors always marry other doctors? why are you guys generally so resistant to dating outside the medical field? i for one would love to date outside of my own field (industry is way too small, and if we have a bad break up, it makes for awkward encounters when we inevitably work on the same/opposite side). i've always thought of doctors being the ideal boyfriend/husband because it's as challenging/demanding as my own work (so there's the mutual understanding) without the above-mentioned potential awkwardness.
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My friend is a lawyer dating a doctor doing his residency now. They meet once a week because he’s too busy with work / doing calls / studying exams / dunno what. Everytime they have an issue, he seems to like to play the “I’m very busy with work” card. Her life basically revolves around his schedule / off days after calls. If you don’t mind this kind of life trajectory then ok lor.
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