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Monday
Apr192010

TOC Exclusive - The Role of the Pre-Employment Grant

My first exclusive piece for The Online Citizen, about the proposed "pre-employment grant" for foreign-trained Singaporean doctors, is published here. Here's a sneak peek.

The PEG works on a simple premise: MOH will pay up to 60% of the fees for medical school, up to an annual cap of, say, $50,000, and in return they serve in one of Singapore's public healthcare institutions for a period of four years upon graduation. This four-year service bond is expected to include the year-long internship/housemanship that all doctors go through after graduation.

You can read the entire piece here. Comments are, as usual, welcomed.

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    The Ministry of Health (MOH) is looking to increase the number of doctors inthe public sector by expanding the two local medical schools, and offering a”pre-employment grant” (PEG) to graduating Singaporean medical students studying overseas.

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