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23-10-2024, 08:51 AM
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"Excellent doctor" is not correlated well to how much money you make.
"Excellent doctor" is also in the eye of the beholder. Is the from the patient's view? Or your colleagues view?
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I want to be highly marketable and liked by patients. Good for business in the long run
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23-10-2024, 08:54 AM
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Are you a practising GP and lawyer? I was under the impression that we cannot practise both simultaneously.
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No i’m literally the guy that was considering oxford med but was told to do law instead
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23-10-2024, 09:01 AM
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The statistics would be quite different for different specialities.And no one can comment as the people selecting you have different criteria across the various residency programmes.
There is no guarantee on residency entry unless you have ' connections ' but I wouldnt know about this.
No cut off age but less chance of getting selected as you get older.
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I have seen statistics a few years ago when MOHH came to my uni to recruit us back. I was under the inpresssion that it’s hard but if u stuck it out for 2-3 years as an MO it should be doable
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23-10-2024, 01:54 PM
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I am in ophth and i know you are trolling from some of the things that you have wrote. anyone in ophth will know, so i am not going to mention it out loud.
as for the property market in sg, i hearsay it is at all time high and probably not a good timing. what makes you think it is a good timing?
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Share more about the ophthalmology industry leh
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23-10-2024, 04:53 PM
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do anchor GPs for large chains have KPIs to meet in terms of number of patients seen and waiting time per patient
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23-10-2024, 08:37 PM
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No i’m literally the guy that was considering oxford med but was told to do law instead
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Oxford Med is a 6 year degree, it’s gonna cost a ton of money. If you are rich, I rather you do a local MBBS and then break bond after HO year.
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23-10-2024, 08:44 PM
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Oxford Med is a 6 year degree, it’s gonna cost a ton of money. If you are rich, I rather you do a local MBBS and then break bond after HO year.
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I don’t want to be Gp. The main reason of studying overseas is to broaden my specialty training options so I can train as a consultant then return to singapore after training. I don’t find GP work enjoyable so I don’t want to risk the chance of being bonded but unable to specialise. Break bond go outside specialise also not possible cos MOH will blacklist me and make it hard to return as a consultant
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23-10-2024, 08:45 PM
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
Oxford Med is a 6 year degree, it’s gonna cost a ton of money. If you are rich, I rather you do a local MBBS and then break bond after HO year.
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and btw local MBBS plus break bond is still around 150k more than oxford med so that dosent make sense either. Get a less prestigious and less internationally recognised degree for 150k more dosent make sense to me
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23-10-2024, 08:56 PM
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I don’t want to be Gp. The main reason of studying overseas is to broaden my specialty training options so I can train as a consultant then return to singapore after training. I don’t find GP work enjoyable so I don’t want to risk the chance of being bonded but unable to specialise. Break bond go outside specialise also not possible cos MOH will blacklist me and make it hard to return as a consultant
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Are you confident you can complete your training? Have you checked the attrition rates of trainees, especially those surgical specialities. You will be surprised at how many people drop out to be a GP
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