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06-12-2024, 05:46 PM
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Interesting. So what's the base at C level? 16k? So bonus is calculated based on the base, not including clinical allowance?
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16k for a first year con but pretty sure higher after a bit of expeirence
The clinical allowance goes up as well.
Yes bonus is on the base. The monthly seems low but there’s a lot of other payments and compensation structures so the annual pay is a lot higher than the base suggests.
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06-12-2024, 06:36 PM
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Thats decent. But wow didn't know the base is so low. What exactly is the 5600 allowance for?
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That’s why I quit GS residency. Too much work and difficult exams that I keep failing. Don’t have time with all that when you are trying to set up a family.
My wife earns more than me (she’s a portfolio manager at GIC), and I am ok just being a part time locus GP and taking care of my kids at home.
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06-12-2024, 06:46 PM
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That’s why I quit GS residency. Too much work and difficult exams that I keep failing. Don’t have time with all that when you are trying to set up a family.
My wife earns more than me (she’s a portfolio manager at GIC), and I am ok just being a part time locus GP and taking care of my kids at home. |
do u have any clue how much colorecteral surgeond make in private or at C/SC level
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06-12-2024, 07:26 PM
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do u have any clue how much colorecteral surgeond make in private or at C/SC level
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My friend is making around 700k a year in a private surgery group. He was making around 450k all-in as C before going to private
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07-12-2024, 08:37 AM
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What is the Median annual income of non-procedural C in government hospital ?
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Think questions like this dont add any value to the asker of the question.
There are too many variables both speciality wise and individual.
Have already put in the non procedural pay approximation for a fresh AC.
It will be a few thousand more per month plus additional bonus and monthly extras.
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07-12-2024, 08:48 AM
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Overall comp a month around 20k excluding bonuses and performance component. Most AC are 250-300k with sone higher
Quite decent but the 160 per weekend shift is a pittance that’s just an hour of work for a locum
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Yes 5 dollars more than a senior resident and 10 dollars more than an MO lol
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07-12-2024, 09:44 AM
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Have to be realistic lah.
250k for ac
350k for con
450k for sc
Add another 100k for procedural specialty
I think thats all
If u want higher must go pte
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07-12-2024, 10:14 AM
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Have to be realistic lah.
250k for ac
350k for con
450k for sc
Add another 100k for procedural specialty
I think thats all
If u want higher must go pte
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No it can be higher by 10-14k a month but need to do teaching,admin,other estab, etc
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07-12-2024, 10:17 AM
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That’s why I quit GS residency. Too much work and difficult exams that I keep failing. Don’t have time with all that when you are trying to set up a family.
My wife earns more than me (she’s a portfolio manager at GIC), and I am ok just being a part time locus GP and taking care of my kids at home. |
Lol.
Really full of trolls.
Surgical residency where got many exams for U to fail.
Portfolio manager ? Hahaha.
U want bruff say banks la at least no one will know cos so many banks
The few portfolio holder that comes to my dad house all uncles in their 50s.
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