How is life as a doctor in Singapore?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

with AI, dont know when rads is going to be in trouble…

Nah i think AI will take over other aspects of life before medicine is even affected
If anything the job of a radiologist will improve in terms of efficiency and productivity

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

70 for 15min seems vvvv cheap
I am in hk on annual leave, clinic charging 70 sgd for 4min consultation before med lol
Then those standard fluomucil, symbicot, difflam, another 120

Insurance paid though so whatever

Originally Posted by Unregistered

with AI, dont know when rads is going to be in trouble…

I agree with you. but will rads be in trouble for the next 30 years? I do not care what happens to it after that..

Is rads one of the least competitive specialties in sg?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

70 for 15min seems vvvv cheap
I am in hk on annual leave, clinic charging 70 sgd for 4min consultation before med lol
Then those standard fluomucil, symbicot, difflam, another 120

Insurance paid though so whatever

That’s crazy HK is overpriced don’t get why you go there for holiday hotels and everything all inflated price Taiwan is so much cheaper

Originally Posted by Unregistered

can apply for multiple in one year? Btw does anyone know about MOH giving SON for J1 visa

what is SON for J1 visa? we need elaboration

Originally Posted by Unregistered

HR from illumia aesthetics and medispa posting here:

Keen to lift your sagging GP incomes and work under Kim Lim, socialite heiress daughter of Peter Lim, a renowned investor and owner of Valencia FC? Apply at Glassdoor.sg today for a position at our clinic.

Job Description:

1. Provide consultation and treatment on medical aesthetic services.

2. Perform medical aesthetics procedures including lasers, lifting treatments, injectables, etc.

3. Handle all patient enquiries and plan patient treatment plans including post-procedural follow-up and consultation.

4. Work hand-in-hand with in-clinic team to provide holistic patient experience and uphold high standards of professional medical expertise towards your work.

5. Attend courses/ training/ workshops related to ongoing aesthetic medicine and new aesthetic procedures.

Job Requirements:

1. Singapore Medical Council (SMC) full registration.

2. Medical Degree recognised by Singapore Ministry of Health (MOH).

3. Certificate of Competence (COC) for aesthetic procedures such as Light Therapy, Filler, Botox, Peel, etc.

4. Positive attitude and good interpersonal skills with team and patients.

5. Passionate in wellness and aesthetic medicine, with a keen interest in procedures.

Job Type: Full-time

Pay: From $18,000.00 per month

Benefits:

Professional development
Schedule:

Monday to Friday
Weekend availability
Supplemental Pay:

Commission pay

Hello,

Could you please share your contact information (email, LinkedIn, or phone number) so we can discuss further?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

after comissions, 30k+? Is aesthetics stable? Did they have job during covid?

i wouldnt be worried about another pandemic. i will be wrried about being replaced by the younger aesthetic practitioners as i get older.

is it possible to complete MRCP without being in IM residency? hoping to clear all parts including paces, but dont want to join the residency

Originally Posted by Unregistered

is it possible to complete MRCP without being in IM residency? hoping to clear all parts including paces, but dont want to join the residency

Can, I did it pre COVID. But must do paces overseas, as the local slots are mainly reserved for residents. I did mine in Glasgow

Originally Posted by Unregistered

is it possible to complete MRCP without being in IM residency? hoping to clear all parts including paces, but dont want to join the residency

dude what's the point of doing mrcp if you are not joining residency??