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31-05-2023, 11:54 PM
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Hi Dr. Ng,
I'm currently a PGY4 in R2 in FM residency but i'm thinking of leaving before starting OPS in R3 as my bond is ending. I have almost completed all my COCs too.
How may I contact you or the clinic to register my interest? Thank you
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01-06-2023, 11:56 AM
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If you are interested, you can join CheongDam Aesthetics clinic. New opening for aesthetic doctor. Salary starting at 20K basic monthly. Sales incentive bonus not included. Tell them that Dr Colin Ng recommended you.
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Dr. Collin
I'm a pgy5 with a diploma of dermatology and had completed all my coc.
I had done 4 rotations with plastic surgery and dermatology over the last 4 years
I had also flown to Korea and Thailand to learn about the latest innovation in non invasive procedures
I'm willingly to accept 18k salary to be competitive.
How may I contact you or the clinic to register my interest? Thank you
Rgds
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01-06-2023, 11:30 PM
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vCheongDam Aesthetics clinic. New opening for aesthetic doctor. Salary starting at 20K basic monthly. Sales incentive bonus not included. Tell them that Dr Kwan Yuan Dong (Medical Director) recommended you.
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02-06-2023, 02:01 PM
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Dont listen to all these people.
Polyclinic needs you. We are openly hiring.
While stocks last. Post here and we will contact you for attractive career opportunities.
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07-06-2023, 09:23 PM
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Question about breaking bond - if unable to payback the full amount (let's say only able to pay back about 70% of remaining bond amt)- what does MOHH do? -besides charging you their exorbitant interest rate?
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08-06-2023, 05:55 PM
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Question about breaking bond - if unable to payback the full amount (let's say only able to pay back about 70% of remaining bond amt)- what does MOHH do? -besides charging you their exorbitant interest rate?
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Heard that they will sue you until your pants drop. Then if cannot pay, they will sue your gaurantor for the bond you signed back you were 19 years old
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09-06-2023, 03:29 AM
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Heard that they will sue you until your pants drop. Then if cannot pay, they will sue your gaurantor for the bond you signed back you were 19 years old
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Yes. They will go after the guarantor. That's the purpose of having that guarantor.
Once signed to do medicine you are SCREWED
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09-06-2023, 07:07 AM
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Yes. They will go after the guarantor. That's the purpose of having that guarantor.
Once signed to do medicine you are SCREWED
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That’s why must be smart when finding a guarantor before you sign the bond agreement. I found my uncle who is single and unmarried. Broke bond halfway without informing him. He’s angry and still curses me and my father till this day.
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09-06-2023, 08:28 AM
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Yes. They will go after the guarantor. That's the purpose of having that guarantor.
Once signed to do medicine you are SCREWED
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Wonder if people realize that. I still see JC and secondary 4 students coming to hospital to "learn how the system works" as they want to do medicine.
Sometimes I also don't know how to talk to/teach them lol
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09-06-2023, 04:31 PM
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That’s why must be smart when finding a guarantor before you sign the bond agreement. I found my uncle who is single and unmarried. Broke bond halfway without informing him. He’s angry and still curses me and my father till this day.
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Broke bond -as in you didn’t pay it back?
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