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31-10-2021, 01:23 PM
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if you like hosp medicine, hate gp work, dont want responsibility as a con, want to go home at 5. not a bad idea
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what the pay like
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31-10-2021, 01:44 PM
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what the pay like
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10-20% Lower than AC , 30-40% higher than MO
Cant be helped
If i have all the money in the world, i would employ only top American specialists and ask them to come over to run my centres.
But i dont have, so i employ a mix of local sinkies cons.
But these cons dont want to do calls,
So i must augment with an army of MO and RP, called hospital clinician
But moving on, im interested in the creation of a rank called assistant consultant
Assistant consultant of 5 years. So during assistant consultantship, they have to do calls.
Pay is slightly higher than SR.
Basically passed exam exit -> award provisional specialist accreditation > only when they finish full five years of assistant consultantship > then full specialist accreditation > then associate con.
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31-10-2021, 03:07 PM
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How much does associate consultant for radiology earn
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31-10-2021, 04:50 PM
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how much does associate consultant for radiology earn
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12000........
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31-10-2021, 04:50 PM
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How much does associate consultant for radiology earn
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20k/month - 30k/month
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31-10-2021, 04:51 PM
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How much does associate consultant for radiology earn
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50 to 60% more than MO.
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31-10-2021, 09:48 PM
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Kindly elaborate. Cut by how much to how much?
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Cut by about 20-30 percent.
Consultant pay similar to medical officer now
In actual fact medical officer(private gp) earn more then specialist
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31-10-2021, 09:50 PM
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What do people think of the hospital clinician scheme in general? (No trolls plz)
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after a few years will be officially recognized as internal medicine specialist.
government is trying to replace the generalist with cheap middle grade
after a few years, can try fast track to be subspecialist.
currently cannot but in future maybe can
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31-10-2021, 10:27 PM
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What do people think of the hospital clinician scheme in general? (No trolls plz)
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lol, u mention no troll and all the trolls come in to reply you.
this concept is not new la. it's just another name for resident physicians. hospital clinican still the same, end result, u not gonna get a consultant pay but work harder than a consultant doing all the legwork, forever. 7 am come in to round? do calls? weekend round? in your 50s?
it's copied from UK
s://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Specialty_Doctors
sorta work in UK because it takes freaking long to exit and after which u probably work as a locum consultant for a few years before getting a substantative consultant post. UK grads not uncommon to have a substantive (ie permanent) consultant job only in late 30s to mid 40s. so for someone who wants a life , go have kids, motivation not high, it's a good alternative. plus these speciality doctors can actually become consultant via fulfilling assessment . go read up on cesr.
in sg, reality is u piah 1 or 2 years u can get into im already and another 3 years u are an ac.
so not worth it, because once u ac, althought u are the bitch of your department, will have minions working for u and your life will improve from there. as hospital clinican , ur salary immediately improve from mo but then stay in a limbo state with the duties of a registrar.
they just package it to smell nice.
hospital clinican is just what woodlands campus is calling their rp. dun get suckered in
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