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Welcome to Singapore :) half the pay and 2.5 times the work hours |
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I feel that the salary progression in hospitals is not well understood by local medical students. Can existing doctors help to confirm the following?
To summarise the salary progression before deductions: HO ~3.3-3.6k, ~4.2k for on call First year MO ~4.5k (~5k for NS men), ~5.5k-6k for on call(?), ~16-17month salary? Surgical MOs make slightly more? Registar, Associate Consultant, Consultant, Senior Consultant? Polyclinic? Private GPs ~12-16k for 40hr work week Private hospitals? |
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there will definitely be sufficient money for a bto and grab rides. do not worry about that. from a concerned senior.. |
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For one, having an idea about progression and salary scale helps with future planning. I would argue that one would be highly irresponsible towards one's spouse and children without any kind of forward financial planning. These are all very real concerns living in Singapore and have nothing to do with putting greed over patients. |
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Stop being such a snowflake. We don’t live in utopia. A heart to serve alone isn’t going to feed a family or put a roof over their heads. There is absolutey nothing wrong with discussing salary. And FFS we are in a salary.sg forum, if you don’t want to talk about salary then wtf are you doing here? |
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Actually the pay for MO is comparatively low for the blood and sweat put in studies...my friend is a 2nd lower class NUS degree-holder; signed on police force and his starting pay is 4.9k. Lol study 5 years of medicine like wasted sia.
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