How is life as a doctor in Singapore?

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)

I am a doctor practising in the UK. do you want to drop your email or telegram here and I can fill you in more of the current situation in the uk job market.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

I am a doctor practising in the UK. do you want to drop your email or telegram here and I can fill you in more of the current situation in the uk job market.

Op here

Telegram: kofrules

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Op here

Telegram: kofrules

Again you. kofrules

Ask so many times already.

You are the no action talk only type

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Again you. kofrules

Ask so many times already.

You are the no action talk only type

do you know talking itself is therapeutic.
do you know psychotherapy is as good as drug for depression
while i no action only talk, it is therapeutic to me.

Does anyone know if it is possible to complete diploma in occupational med while still employed by moh? I understand the final assessment requires a case report of a workplace, not sure how to fulfill that if still under moh?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Does anyone know if it is possible to complete diploma in occupational med while still employed by moh? I understand the final assessment requires a case report of a workplace, not sure how to fulfill that if still under moh?

Beri hard

Occupational diploma is for dfd
U want to have dfd in coz u Harbour thoughts of running away
So expecting to be disloyal yet want a good assessment is impossible

However I highly encourage u to join prevent med residency and specialize in occupational health

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)

Aussie full-time GP (40 hours a week) is A$300-500k++ per year hence why UK GPs quitting NHS and migrating en masse down under, but some difficulty getting into training program for IMGs. More income if you do procedures (allowed in Aussie but not in SG). There is a big facebook group for UK GPs looking to work in Australia, but not the other way around.

Psychiatry easier to get into than GP training in Aussie for IMGs and similarly paid. Paeds is lowest paid specialty in Aussie, easiest to get in but most of their trainees really enjoy treating kids.

any doctors here are aware of a fake dr David tan going around masquerading as a doctor?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Aussie full-time GP (40 hours a week) is A$300-500k++ per year hence why UK GPs quitting NHS and migrating en masse down under, but some difficulty getting into training program for IMGs. More income if you do procedures (allowed in Aussie but not in SG). There is a big facebook group for UK GPs looking to work in Australia, but not the other way around.

Psychiatry easier to get into than GP training in Aussie for IMGs and similarly paid. Paeds is lowest paid specialty in Aussie, easiest to get in but most of their trainees really enjoy treating kids.

40 hours a week making 300k to 500k in auzzie?
haha
haha
haha
haha
u must be peddling drugs on the side.
u might bill 300k in that time. remember revenue != profit
billings is 70 percent of ur billings.
u take back 200 to 240 k nia.
after 30 percent net tax, left 150 to 160k.
one mth average 12k.
self employed so no super.

ur gdfm fp makes that amt in polyclinic

Originally Posted by Unregistered

40 hours a week making 300k to 500k in auzzie?
haha
haha
haha
haha
u must be peddling drugs on the side.
u might bill 300k in that time. remember revenue != profit
billings is 70 percent of ur billings.
u take back 200 to 240 k nia.
after 30 percent net tax, left 150 to 160k.
one mth average 12k.
self employed so no super.

ur gdfm fp makes that amt in polyclinic

That's correct.

Singapore drs are very lucky and probably over paid.