How is life as a doctor in Singapore?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Of the 2000 plus private specialists in Singapore, how many are earning above 1M. Rough estimate ?

I have never met one who isnt but there will never be a reliable estimate or any data. There is no point searching. The non procedural guys probably are in the 600-900k range. Private rads can make around 650k but they are a supporting function

Originally Posted by Unregistered

final year med student in the Uk considerong psych here. Should i g back to sg and train or train in the UK. My cv is quite srtacked towards psychaitry and I want to go into the most lucrative niche. Easier in UK?

Definitely easier because it’s only 1 mcq exam which you can prepare for: the MSRA


No interviews needed for CT training. No portfolio needed as well.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

final year med student in the Uk considerong psych here. Should i g back to sg and train or train in the UK. My cv is quite srtacked towards psychaitry and I want to go into the most lucrative niche. Easier in UK?

Most lucrative niches are child/adolescent and psychotherapy. you can make a killing doing ADHD and learning assessment reports all day long.

Psychotherapy ketamine induced therapy is the new thing- many MDD patients depend on it as their lifeline it’s a lucrative thing as mentioned in the earlier posts

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Most lucrative niches are child/adolescent and psychotherapy. you can make a killing doing ADHD and learning assessment reports all day long.

Psychotherapy ketamine induced therapy is the new thing- many MDD patients depend on it as their lifeline it’s a lucrative thing as mentioned in the earlier posts

Is there competition once im in to get into the competitve niches?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Is there competition once im in to get into the competitve niches?

You have to work on your portfolio during CT years if you want to get into the competitive niches in ST application

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Wheres the nvidia guy now

Anyone scoops up some NVDA yesterday?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Anyone scoops up some NVDA yesterday?

Of course. Bet the banker guy did as well.

Instead of wasting time talking about medicine, residency, specialization, should look at investing and trading. Make much more money in the short term and can retire and also make more money in the long run.

Don't waste time trying to fool self that helping people and saving lives can get rich. It cannot alone for sure. It might be something to do to get the capital to invest. But if don't invest, don't know how to invest or trade also will end up poor.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Of course. Bet the banker guy did as well.

Instead of wasting time talking about medicine, residency, specialization, should look at investing and trading. Make much more money in the short term and can retire and also make more money in the long run.

Don't waste time trying to fool self that helping people and saving lives can get rich. It cannot alone for sure. It might be something to do to get the capital to invest. But if don't invest, don't know how to invest or trade also will end up poor.

how many NVDA stocks did you purchase yesterday? How much in total do you have now?

So happy to have receive a offer to Duke nus!!!
I'm 29 and I spent the last 10 years trying to get into medicine
Let's goooo

What does it mean when the HO need to do "changes" instructed by the MO or Consultants?

Do HO and MOs really just do patient + customer management and nth else?

Sounds quite sian Sia.