Donor Dies (killed) Doctors/Hospital Blames Tool...
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Thanks, LazerLordz. Absolutely right. I wasn't going to dignify his idiocy with a response.Originally posted by LazerLordz:It's 5 years.Unless your sons are foreigners.
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Well, if he had not ranted and simply googled it...there wouldn't be a need to have all this angst.Originally posted by cherry_garcia:Thanks, LazerLordz. Absolutely right. I wasn't going to dignify his idiocy with a response.
But anyway, if I don't know, then it's quite shameful lah, given that I'm from the same school.
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No need to believe me...just read the papers:Originally posted by LazerLordz:$800 per month?And you believe him?
$800 a month won't get you an A-lvl grad to file papers in an office man..
"Bangalore, Jan 28 (IANS) Karnataka has finalised an $800-million project to revamp its healthcare infrastructure and train health professionals at the grassroots - a scheme that is expected to benefit over 45 million people.....
...The minister said the salaries of contract doctors in the state were under review and may be increased. The government is planning to increase the salary of contract doctors to Rs.19,000 and specialised doctors to Rs.20,000, he added." (Exerpt from http://www.hindustantimes.com/news/181_1913342,000600030009.htm)
Rs.20,000 for specialised doctors is only S$695.670 a month....
That figure is probably right. Here's an entry in the national newspaper from a reader's letter:
"Looks like Shashi Tharoor has not done his homework. He knows the salary of a doctor in the U.S. but is he aware of the salary in India? In an expensive city like Bangalore , the average monthly salary of a specialist is Rs 15,000-25,000. Even prestigious hospitals do not offer more than Rs. 50,000 a month, even after six years of experience in the U.S. (which by the way is a draw-back). First, let there be better living conditions, and remuneration for doctors. Then people can ask why doctors still go abroad?
Ish Kaur,Bangalore " (http://www.hindu.com/mag/2006/12/17/stories/2006121700210600.htm)
A specialist in Bangalore earns only S$700 and a private hospital specialist with experience working in the US comes at just over double the amount; much less than what we pay our junior doctors.
Indian doctors are paid less than S$800 in Bangalore. I have never said that we pay them the same amount in Singapore. However, with the low salaries Indian doctors command in their country, we can employ many of them at lower prices than what we pay our own doctors. That will increase the number of doctors in public service at low cost. -
How can my sons r foreighers n went through SAF for 9 weeks BMT b4 dicharge for the study?Originally posted by LazerLordz:It's 5 years.Unless your sons are foreigners.
It is a 6 yrs bond including 1 year housemanship!!!
My daughter-in-law who is also a doc but from Kuching has also confirmed that her bond is 7 yrs including 1 year housemanship.
we r planning to migrate next year when they had served their bonds with this stupid gov!!! -
Same medical school in NUS???or from Geylang U same as OM!!!!Originally posted by LazerLordz:Well, if he had not ranted and simply googled it...there wouldn't be a need to have all this angst.
But anyway, if I don't know, then it's quite shameful lah, given that I'm from the same school.
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I don't have to be a medical student in NUS to tell you this, being in another Faculty is good enough.Originally posted by foomwee88:Same medical school in NUS???or from Geylang U same as OM!!!!
Which hospital u r in now???
If you look up the SOM's site, it will tell you 5 years. Your definition of 6 years inc. 1 year of housemanship is the same as 5 years of bond serving(with NS included in this portion) and the further housemanship year.
Look, if you cannot stop blasting everyone that comes your way, even people who are not pro-establishment like me will not back you up in any debate or argument. -
Now that dude is really a rebel without a cause.
And he's surprised that people reject him.
Prehaps it is regretful that he was not the one who died in the place of that lady, it would certainly be a lesser loss to soceity.