How is life as a doctor in Singapore?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

He dumb or not I not sure
But if he is earmarked for office , his life in public confirm better
Stable 8 to 5
No need weekend, no need evening
First few years maybe not huat comparatively but it will turn

500k a year in public bossing people around beats 700k running a business
anytime

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If he really has good business acumen and patient skills, he would be making millions in private if he extends his business, expands and offers procedures or asethetics

Originally Posted by Unregistered

How to get mentors when everyone around you including your seniors have gone through the exact same mohh system of ho, mo etc..

Talk to your seniors about "it depends"

See what they say.

Find rhe guy with the higher pay package

Also make friends with admin and HR people too.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

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If he really has good business acumen and patient skills, he would be making millions in private if he extends his business, expands and offers procedures or asethetics

What is "raking it in" as a locum or part timer?

Raking it in for who? The clinic? Lol.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

What is "raking it in" as a locum or part timer?

Raking it in for who? The clinic? Lol.

Exactly how dump , raking it in for other people and then go join public where u are certainly not raking it in for yourself

Can anyone share how much does poly AC/C/SC earn

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Can anyone share how much does poly AC/C/SC earn

I am also curious.

So far the people posting monthly figures put it around 10-15k a month ie 180-200k a year?

But some will say can make 500k in public with better life is better than 700k in private.

LOL

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Exactly how dump , raking it in for other people and then go join public where u are certainly not raking it in for yourself

If doing GP work primary care and "raking it in" for the clinic means seeing patient fast fast prescribe lots of high profit margin meds. So this type good for OPS?

If raking it in as locum ......actually no raking lah. Is sit there collect money every hour nia. Locum see 5 patient an hour is same locum rate as see 20 patient an hour.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

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If he really has good business acumen and patient skills, he would be making millions in private if he extends his business, expands and offers procedures or asethetics

Lolz. All the trolls get drawn out
The moment u come here and talk about aesthetics, can confirm
You not in the GP landscape.
So...stfu and stop confusing pple.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Lolz. All the trolls get drawn out
The moment u come here and talk about aesthetics, can confirm
You not in the GP landscape.
So...stfu and stop confusing pple.

Eh gps groups or ops facing lots of competition from asthestics. I seen even mmeders jump ship to asthestics.

Funnily I think my asthestics friends are more passionate Abt their work than actual fps (in ops) or gps.

Won't be surprised if asthestics become a big part of primary care in the future and get taught in medical school

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Eh gps groups or ops facing lots of competition from asthestics. I seen even mmeders jump ship to asthestics.

Funnily I think my asthestics friends are more passionate Abt their work than actual fps (in ops) or gps.

Won't be surprised if asthestics become a big part of primary care in the future and get taught in medical school

Not sure about asthestics being taught in medical school. My residency faculty in general are very against asthestics, but can't deny that I have seen many of my colleagues jump ship to asthestics. (Not just FM btw, even IM/gs/Ortho, some of them even reach SR level already but still leave)

My FM preceptor actually openly admit that it's hard to convince people not to join asthestics if they really want to as it is hard for us to match their salary package.