How is life as a doctor in Singapore?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

This private GP clinic charging $70 for 15 min consult.. all full of British FM docs who try and practise uk style medicine in Singapore.. hearsay almost all of their patients are expats working in Singapore

oslerhealth.com

i looked at their website and not all are british GPs. some are australians and some are singaporeans. However, you are correct that they all have some associations with overseas education- basic or further degrees abroad. All went through residency, except Dr Woodworth

also this sgp did his med degree in austria?
s://osler-health.com/doctors/dr-peter-chiu

my passive income has reduced since i became a consultant as i got busier and more stressful with work. now that i have quit my consultant job and moved back to sg, i have just gotten back to managing my portfolios.
my passive income has been four figure monthly when i was a resident and exceeded my living expenses. sometimes i feel medicine is slowing my life down because i am constantly stressed by it. i am not good in studies and always lagging behind in learning.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

i looked at their website and not all are british GPs. some are australians and some are singaporeans. However, you are correct that they all have some associations with overseas education- basic or further degrees abroad. All went through residency, except Dr Woodworth

also this sgp did his med degree in austria?
s://osler-health.com/doctors/dr-peter-chiu

even their dietician is a medical doctor with MBBS
s://osler-health.com/doctors/vanessa-mcnamara

Originally Posted by Unregistered

This private GP clinic charging $70 for 15 min consult.. all full of British FM docs who try and practise uk style medicine in Singapore.. hearsay almost all of their patients are expats working in Singapore

oslerhealth.com

so? U don’t wanna go then don’t pay ah. What’s it got to do with you if expats want to pay for their services

Originally Posted by Unregistered

my passive income has reduced since i became a consultant as i got busier and more stressful with work. now that i have quit my consultant job and moved back to sg, i have just gotten back to managing my portfolios.
my passive income has been four figure monthly when i was a resident and exceeded my living expenses. sometimes i feel medicine is slowing my life down because i am constantly stressed by it. i am not good in studies and always lagging behind in learning.

UK consultant back in sg? How did u manage to achieve such passive income?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

so? U don’t wanna go then don’t pay ah. What’s it got to do with you if expats want to pay for their services

we are wondering the same thing too!

Originally Posted by Unregistered

so? U don’t wanna go then don’t pay ah. What’s it got to do with you if expats want to pay for their services

Kinda find expats stupid enough to spend $70 on a longer consult when they can get the same job done at a cheap neighbourhood clinic for $20 and within 5 mins

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Kinda find expats stupid enough to spend $70 on a longer consult when they can get the same job done at a cheap neighbourhood clinic for $20 and within 5 mins

nah... i would pay 70 for an english consultation, if i have the money. diff strokes for diff folks!

what if i never get into the residency that i want? so sad, but i guess i can settle for the second best?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

what if i never get into the residency that i want? so sad, but i guess i can settle for the second best?

anything also can but don't do preventive/geri worst specialities imo no private potential and limited earnings