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| 07-09-2011 08:28 PM | ||
| Hermit |
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Postgraduate degrees from that country is not a guarantee. Eg. You can get your specialist certification from Australia but you may not work there just because you have passed it there. UK is getting worse for non-EU residents. Some Asians were literally terminated on the spot when the EC hiring laws were enforced. Now they have more European doctors who cannot speak good English. |
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| 03-06-2011 02:29 PM | ||
| Unregistered |
Places to work YLL MBBS and Duke/MD are recognised worldwide. NZ Comparable health system criteria You just need to work in a health system comparable to New Zealand for at least three of the last four years. Singapore is one of them Australia: Just need to pass Australian Medical Council Exam Australian Medical Council HK HK Medical Licensing Exam The Medical Council of Hong Kong US USMLE United States Medical Licensing ExaminationŽ Canada About the examinations UK Plabs GMC | Professional and Linguistic Assessments Board (PLAB) I think you just google where you want to work and see whether the qualification is recognised or not |
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| 03-06-2011 01:40 PM | ||
| Unregistered |
giving up on singapore? 
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| 03-06-2011 12:11 PM | ||
| Ahe |
Singapore doctors- where else can they work? Hello, Which countries are Singaporean doctors with a medical degree (e.g. NUS or Duke-NUS) allowed to practice in? Have searched the forum but can't cant seem to find information on this. Additionally, will having a postgraduate degree /specialist training from another country make a difference in this respect? Thank you very much in advance! |
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