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Post by jyothsna.rajagopal » Mon, 22 Sep 2008 4:29 pm

Hi ,
i am a qualified eye surgeon from india looking for a job in singapore. Can anyone tell me what is the scope for eye specialists in singapore and what is the average slalaryi can expect?
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Post by sleepydog » Mon, 22 Sep 2008 8:46 pm

if your medical school among the list in MOM for the foreign doctors, it's easy for you to find a job here :lol: , and the salary?? :lol: :lol: hehe, well-paid :wink: , check it out www.mom.gov.sg, good luck!

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Post by jyothsna.rajagopal » Thu, 25 Sep 2008 6:10 pm

[quote="sleepydog"]if your medical school among the list in MOM for the foreign doctors, it's easy for you to find a job here :lol: , and the salary?? :lol: :lol: hehe, well-paid :wink: , check it out www.mom.gov.sg, good luck![/quote]

any idea on exact numbers .I basically want to know if it is sufficient for a couple and a 3 year old to manage day to day living expenses?

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Post by sleepydog » Thu, 25 Sep 2008 11:48 pm

It depends :???: ! as a foreign doctor, you should get a job opportunity first to earn experience if you are lucky enough. We have so many Indian doctors earn 10,000SGD+/month :wink

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Post by jyothsna.rajagopal » Sat, 27 Sep 2008 12:20 pm

[quote="sleepydog"]It depends :???: ! as a foreign doctor, you should get a job opportunity first to earn experience if you are lucky enough. We have so many Indian doctors earn 10,000SGD+/month :wink[/quote]

okay.thanx for your reply...i have a fellowship of two years after my post grad and am currently working for the past 1 year ..is that experience enough?
PS are you a doctor too?

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Post by jyothsna.rajagopal » Wed, 01 Oct 2008 5:56 pm

[quote="jyothsna.rajagopal"][quote="sleepydog"]It depends :???: ! as a foreign doctor, you should get a job opportunity first to earn experience if you are lucky enough. We have so many Indian doctors earn 10,000SGD+/month :wink[/quote]

okay.thanx for your reply...i have a fellowship of two years after my post grad and am currently working for the past 1 year ..is that experience enough?
PS are you a doctor too?[/quote]

what is the value of FRCS glasgow in singapore medical fraterniry,,,, the SMC website lists it as an registrable post graduate specialist qualification.But in reality how much value does it add on the resume or to employment opportunities ?how does it compare with FRCS Ed or London? Can someone help me with info as i am taking the FRCS G exam and would want the money and effort it to amount to something !!!!!!!!!

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Post by sleepydog » Wed, 01 Oct 2008 11:47 pm

well, since you are a qualified eye surgeon, send your resume to National Eye Centre, SGH or Changi Genernal Hospital, TTSH, etc..., see how the HR officer count and accept your qualification and experience...

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Post by taxico » Fri, 10 Oct 2008 1:46 pm

jyothsna.rajagopal wrote:what is the value of FRCS glasgow in singapore medical fraterniry,,,, the SMC website lists it as an registrable post graduate specialist qualification.But in reality how much value does it add on the resume or to employment opportunities ?how does it compare with FRCS Ed or London? Can someone help me with info as i am taking the FRCS G exam and would want the money and effort it to amount to something !!!!!!!!!
you will get a job with such recognized qualifications. (i presume GLASG because you're based in india?)

i don't believe there's much distinction in the public eye (pun intended) between FRCSi, FRCS, FRCophth or MRCSed due to strict regulation and qualification scrutiny by the medical council.

despite less money in the public sector and more stress and only prov registration, it's still good money (dependent on your experience).

you'll definitely be able to support a wife and child in singapore; others have done so with less pay. just finish it and clear your ICO if you can (for professional reasons).

your time spent in the public hospital will help you get the hang of the local patients and system. think of it as part of your training!

good luck, and here's an advanced welcome to the SMA. don't forget to get your SMC car label and SMA credit card on your way out.

taxico, m.d.

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Post by jyothsna.rajagopal » Mon, 03 Nov 2008 1:20 am

[quote="taxico"][quote="jyothsna.rajagopal"]what is the value of FRCS glasgow in singapore medical fraterniry,,,, the SMC website lists it as an registrable post graduate specialist qualification.But in reality how much value does it add on the resume or to employment opportunities ?how does it compare with FRCS Ed or London? Can someone help me with info as i am taking the FRCS G exam and would want the money and effort it to amount to something !!!!!!!!![/quote]

you will get a job with such recognized qualifications. (i presume GLASG because you're based in india?)

i don't believe there's much distinction in the public eye (pun intended) between FRCSi, FRCS, FRCophth or MRCSed due to strict regulation and qualification scrutiny by the medical council.

despite less money in the public sector and more stress and only prov registration, it's still good money (dependent on your experience).

you'll definitely be able to support a wife and child in singapore; others have done so with less pay. just finish it and clear your ICO if you can (for professional reasons).

your time spent in the public hospital will help you get the hang of the local patients and system. think of it as part of your training!

good luck, and here's an advanced welcome to the SMA. don't forget to get your SMC car label and SMA credit card on your way out.

taxico, m.d.[/quote]



ok that sound reassuring ( at least a glimmer of hope :D )
Why only a provisional registartion .. why not a conditional registration ?
and is there a chance of a full registration some years down the line

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