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06-07-2019, 09:22 PM
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My first job pregrad internship 9k post grad 12k
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Must be some ib right? Even computer scientists dont earn that much.
Ib is for cream the crop. dr is for the masses so cant compare
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07-07-2019, 02:20 AM
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Must be some ib right? Even computer scientists dont earn that much.
Ib is for cream the crop. dr is for the masses so cant compare
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Aren't doctors cream of the crop too? Supposedly
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07-07-2019, 09:54 AM
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Aren't doctors cream of the crop too? Supposedly
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About 500 local and 500 foreign graduates nowadays, so not so cream.
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07-07-2019, 03:18 PM
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Must be some ib right? Even computer scientists dont earn that much.
Ib is for cream the crop. dr is for the masses so cant compare
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Maybe I am still single,. But I find 7-8k monthly salary is sufficient for me to lead a comfortable life with frequent holidays and restaurant meals. (At least for now)
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07-07-2019, 06:59 PM
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I am intending to up a private practice clinic to provide special service to males who have fetish in female pretty doctors, me and my several female ex classmates in medical practice will do it together, confirm can earn big $$$. just like those scenes in japanese AV
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07-07-2019, 08:40 PM
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I am intending to up a private practice clinic to provide special service to males who have fetish in female pretty doctors, me and my several female ex classmates in medical practice will do it together, confirm can earn big $$$. just like those scenes in japanese AV
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You sick old dude.
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07-07-2019, 10:03 PM
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This has been answered in previous posts go check them out. RP don't earn much at all and sadly most people will not get a chance to do what they like in Singapore. Doctors spend tons on money on education, those overseas grads worse, and they will live to regret their decision to become a doctor. Living standards increasing, taxes increasing, pay are increasing for most other sectors esp IT and banking. Only thing stagnating or decreasing is doctors salary. The government think that doctors earn enough already and so will not want to increase the compensation rate of doctors for the work they do. They don't know that hourly the doctor makes less than your McDonalds cashier and are doing such high stress job. So yeah you get the point.. Dont be a doctor you prob gonna spend your whole life regretting it. Go into banking, finance, IT. Become a pilot or create your own start up. Prospect in medicine has been declining from God knows how long ago. It's no longer a viable way to make a comfortable living.
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Correction la, don't be a doctor in singapore
Other places can pay their doctors decently for each hour worked
They oso dont have 30-40 hour calls, which is tantamount to abuse by the way
Just not singapore
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08-07-2019, 10:40 AM
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Maybe I am still single,. But I find 7-8k monthly salary is sufficient for me to lead a comfortable life with frequent holidays and restaurant meals. (At least for now)
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Wouldn't be a comfortable life once you have a family. Trust me ..
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08-07-2019, 03:40 PM
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Actually GP locum rates have kept pace with inflation the last 10 years. I used to get reg slots about S$85 per hr but now I get for S$90 per hr.
What has also changed is most clinics now pay by sliding scale according to patient load.
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becoming a GP is the least stressful path to making 150 - 200k pa
you guys should be thankful
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