Aug 14 2022, 09:03 PM
QUOTE(sean15 @ Jan 26 2020, 12:01 PM)
Many Malaysians are now pursuing medicine due to the perceived good life that they will have in the future, i.e. moving to private sector where they will earn big bucks. Eventhough the situation in the public hospitals are overwhelming, they always convince themselves that once they join the private sector, they will lead a comfortable life raking in big money.
My question I would like to post is, does anyone know how much these specialists can earn in private, like say KPJ or Pantai hospitals? Some say more than RM100k a month, some say reaching RM40k is also considered good. So let's have a discussion on this so that we would have future doctors who enter the profession for passion, not just money per se. Appreciate any input that you guys might have! Thanks
5 years uni + 2 years MO at gov hospitals (most quit or no job positions here) + 2 years minimum specialist study + 1 year give & take to search for needle in the haystack private hospital job post-specialist qualification = 10 years of medical suffering.My question I would like to post is, does anyone know how much these specialists can earn in private, like say KPJ or Pantai hospitals? Some say more than RM100k a month, some say reaching RM40k is also considered good. So let's have a discussion on this so that we would have future doctors who enter the profession for passion, not just money per se. Appreciate any input that you guys might have! Thanks
21 years old + 10 years = 31 years before you can have work life balance.
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