How is life as a doctor in Singapore?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

can someone confirm that aus entry is easier than uk for grad entry?

Aus grad entry is wayyyy easier than UK grad entry. UK international quota is very limited.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

can someone confirm that aus entry is easier than uk for grad entry?

In terms of difficulty of entrance for grad entry:

Ireland<Australia<UK Ireland being the easiest they don’t even need interview.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

In terms of difficulty of entrance for grad entry:

Ireland<Australia<UK Ireland being the easiest they don’t even need interview.

I almost fell off my chair learning that Ireland does not need an intw for medical school

any UK med bros consider moving to switzerland? Beautiful place and good pay + not that hard to learn german during med school

Originally Posted by Unregistered

I almost fell off my chair learning that Ireland does not need an intw for medical school

Yes that’s why many people apply there as a backup in all honesty the people there are much friendlier than UK so it’s not too bad tbh

Originally Posted by Unregistered

I almost fell off my chair learning that Ireland does not need an intw for medical school

Got into Ireland with bad A level score of BBB more than a decade ago.. now making 1.5M/yr as an aesthetic doc…Would say most of success stems from connections made during medical school…was great friends with many Kuwaiti/Emirati of royal descent.. which allowed me to get to know VVIPs in Singapore through them..

was thankful to be featured on Tatler this year..

.tatlerasia.com/lifestyle/wellbeing/emsella-pelvic-floor-strengthening

What does not in active practice means ? Saw the health hub doctor statistics that there are xxx number as not in active practice ?

Is progression from an AC to C automatic? Or are there things to sign off or assessments, etc?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

What does not in active practice means ? Saw the health hub doctor statistics that there are xxx number as not in active practice ?

people with medical degrees not doing clinical work ie those working in other sectors like pharma or finance

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Is progression from an AC to C automatic? Or are there things to sign off or assessments, etc?

Certain clusters require things like papers published..etc