How is life as a doctor in Singapore?

[Aneano]

Like most countries in the world, Singapore has both public and private healthcare. All medical institutions, regardless of the form of ownership, are equipped with the latest equipment, and the service is equally impeccable, only in private hospitals can the examination and treatment process be organized much faster. Medical tourism is very developed in Singapore, patients from all over the world come here for treatment. But if you do not have the opportunity to come to Singapore for quality treatment, from my personal experience I can recommend trinityschoolofmedicine.org. Specialized doctors with the latest equipment also graduate from this university, and treatment will cost you much less.

Originally Posted by Aneano

Like most countries in the world, Singapore has both public and private healthcare. All medical institutions, regardless of the form of ownership, are equipped with the latest equipment, and the service is equally impeccable, only in private hospitals can the examination and treatment process be organized much faster. Medical tourism is very developed in Singapore, patients from all over the world come here for treatment. But if you do not have the opportunity to come to Singapore for quality treatment, from my personal experience I can recommend [URL="s://.trinityschoolofmedicine.org/resources/ultimate-guide-caribbean-medical-schools"]trinityschoolofmedicine.org[/. Specialized doctors with the latest equipment also graduate from this university, and treatment will cost you much
less.

Caribbean Medical School lol!

Thats where all the North American Medical School rejects go to ans then out MD at the back of their names but can never get into a residency training position.

Biggest scam ever.

Great if you are happy to have MD at the back of your name but work as clinic manager or recruiter

Originally Posted by Aneano

Like most countries in the world, Singapore has both public and private healthcare. All medical institutions, regardless of the form of ownership, are equipped with the latest equipment, and the service is equally impeccable, only in private hospitals can the examination and treatment process be organized much faster. Medical tourism is very developed in Singapore, patients from all over the world come here for treatment. But if you do not have the opportunity to come to Singapore for quality treatment, from my personal experience I can recommend [URL="s://.trinityschoolofmedicine.org/resources/ultimate-guide-caribbean-medical-schools"]trinityschoolofmedicine.org[/. Specialized doctors with the latest equipment also graduate from this university, and treatment will cost you much less.

Caribbean Medical school? Biggest scam of all.

How many people join residency nowadays? Whats the point when Being a GP/locum earns you so much more?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

How many people join residency nowadays? Whats the point when Being a GP/locum earns you so much more?

Dk why the same question keeps getting asked.
Scroll back the pages to read the answers.

Not sure of this is the right thread to ask, but does anyone know if it is easy to get gp/FM training jobs overseas in English speaking countries like UK, Canada, USA, Australia, new Zealand.

I am thinking of going overseas to practice for a while and potentially migrate there for good. I understand that I will have to redo all training and the pay likely not as good as Singapore. But I am just bored of Singapore and it's healthcare tbh.

(Background: I studied in UK but left after FY1 back in 2016)

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Not sure of this is the right thread to ask, but does anyone know if it is easy to get gp/FM training jobs overseas in English speaking countries like UK, Canada, USA, Australia, new Zealand.

I am thinking of going overseas to practice for a while and potentially migrate there for good. I understand that I will have to redo all training and the pay likely not as good as Singapore. But I am just bored of Singapore and it's healthcare tbh.

(Background: I studied in UK but left after FY1 back in 2016)

Search within this thread. I think someone shared their experience doing this. It's around current page minus 100. Good luck

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Search within this thread. I think someone shared their experience doing this. It's around current page minus 100. Good luck

Sorry it is current page minus 315

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Not sure of this is the right thread to ask, but does anyone know if it is easy to get gp/FM training jobs overseas in English speaking countries like UK, Canada, USA, Australia, new Zealand.

I am thinking of going overseas to practice for a while and potentially migrate there for good. I understand that I will have to redo all training and the pay likely not as good as Singapore. But I am just bored of Singapore and it's healthcare tbh.

(Background: I studied in UK but left after FY1 back in 2016)

USA / Canada u need to sit USMLE lei.
u finish fy1 can go Australia , NZ or back to UK.

UK training always a bit difficult to get in and pay not v good la since most gp hire by NHS. barely hit 80k pound Vs ur living cost.
try NZ or auzzie.

Why would you be a quitter and not contribute to your home country!!