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Become specialist must have a period of ' advanced' training Anyhow 2 years ast lo. Malaysia U work 18 months after U exit IM training U gazetted as specialist liao. |
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Yesterday 09:24 PM | ||
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Most subspec in hosp must also run IM wards, like at least cover one week per month It is a chore Most endo , renal , respiratory need to cover IM I don’t want to cover but they force me |
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Yesterday 05:27 PM | ||
Unregistered | Other than locum, what are some of the good side hustles for doctors? | |
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Unregistered | You are proving the point. | |
Yesterday 02:45 PM | ||
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See everything. Refer everywhere. Coordinate care. Lowest pay. |
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Yesterday 11:28 AM | ||
Unregistered | What are the benefits of being double accredited in IM + subspecialty? Why is it an extra 2 years required to be certified in IM on top of basic IM training | |
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Unregistered | It's primarily clinical / surgical oncology fellowship. Research is optional. | |
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Of course. Im fm leh What do u think im? Some lousy specialist??? |
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Fam Med see patients. Not so much procedures. One day 24h. Let's say super Fam Med can see patient in 5 minute and be able to meet all objectives no matter how complicated. 12 patients per hour. Work 12h every day Everyday see 144 patients. Average profit per patient required to earn $4m a year is $11,000/1440 = $76.30 Very doable. |
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