There is no NHS here but the local equivalent is Singhealth. Go to google.com.sg and do a search for "singhealth" and "hospitals".AVF wrote:I am a UK dentist and am keen to work in Singapore. I have tried looking for jobs on the internet and emailing my cv to most of the dental clinics I could find in the yellow pages. However, I have had very little luck. Would anyone know if there is a dental journal in Singapore that lists jobs available for dentists?
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AVF wrote:I am a UK dentist and am keen to work in Singapore. I have tried looking for jobs on the internet and emailing my cv to most of the dental clinics I could find in the yellow pages. However, I have had very little luck. Would anyone know if there is a dental journal in Singapore that lists jobs available for dentists?
thanks
Absolutely true. My wife had a root canal and a crown done in Singers four years ago and went for private treatment. Now the root was infected again and the whole thing had to be redone. She paid more than twice the amount here in the UK (for the root canal itself and the crown was even more than twice as pricey). So of course you will earn much less than in the UK.AVF wrote:... After an interview with a dental clinic here, i kinda gathered that dentists here do not seem to earn much compared to UK. Is that true?
i kwon how is in my contract ,like dentist here i have to work 40h/week,percentage remuneration is 50% from all money you have done ,about patients costs depend of clinic's you workAVF wrote:Just wanted to thank everyone for their responses. It has been really helpful:)
Would anyone know about about the working hours for dentists, holidays, percentage remuneration and rough costs of treatment to patients (Exam, Fillings RCT Extraction etc.) After an interview with a dental clinic here, i kinda gathered that dentists here do not seem to earn much compared to UK. Is that true?
This has to do with the fact that the NUS School of Dentistry (I think the only school for dentistry in SG) is very new and very small. Thus the only way to get trained in dentistry was to go to the UK (I think the government subsidised the UK degrees to a certain extend, thus no Aussie degrees). Hence you have a lot of Singaporeans practising dentistry with a UK degree.Blaster wrote:...When I walk around I see a lot local dentists practicing with UK degrees so I thing there might not be a big different in the net pay.
my 2 cent says not being in the list don't mean Dental council will not consider a T-regEmergency123 wrote:I have the feeling that there are no Indian dental colleges which are on the approved list of colleges.sagargoel wrote:
My wife has done her BDS (Bachelors in Dental Surgery) from India.
http://www.healthprofessionals.gov.sg/c ... ntist.html
- check out the schedule in ' criteria for conditional registration '
also this discussion - http://forum.singaporeexpats.com/ftopic ... asc-0.html
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