Life as a Doctor in Malaysia - Intro
So you really want to be a doctor...and it's not just what your parents want you to do. Well I will be sharing what it actually is like to be a doctor here in Malaysia so that you will be more informed before making that big decision. I'll be sharing in a series of blogs from my 7 years of experience working here. Feel free to ask questions by leaving comments on the blog, and I will try to answer them. So do join me as I share my real experience with you.
posted by Doc @ 11:54 AM
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well my friend is a physics student in matriks college scoring cgpa 4.00....he has offered to study medic in UPM. well, he doesnt have biology background in his pre-u level..do u think he can cope on with his studies in medic course? will it be tough for him?thanks for ur answer.
shall post all future medical related inquiries here from now onwards. have just finished my pre-U and was thinking of pursuing a medically related career other than as a practising physician...any suggestions?
thanks in advance and btw you have a great blog.. keep it up!
hello there..
i m currently a student..
i have strong desire to b a doctor in the future..
form4 right now.. in sci stream..
i m here for seeking your advice to study effectively..
please e-mail me..
dannytcz@hotmail.com
Nice blog =)
Can I please request for the part of Life as a Doctor 1? I cant seem to be able to access the link. Your help is very much appreciated.
I would also like to enquire on the prospects/way to practise overseas with a malaysian medical degree and perhaps ways to specialise overseas. I can be contactable at year2007university@gmail.com. Thank you very much!!
I'm an Iranian physician seeking a position in Malaysia, but I don't have any information about medical situation & working in this country; could you please give me some information or even useful websites?
My email: ruhighazi@gmail.com
hi, doctor. i'd like to know if during studying medicine course or when,do we have to be trained to sleep with dead body? i heard the medicine degree is very tough, may i know how tough is it? how did you solve the tough problem? how many years old for that time becoming a specialist? according what you have said in the blog is just the life during gov service? or even working in private hospital or our clinic, the life are also same as in gov service? those who want to be doctors must be very smart? may i know the basic salary or overall salary during housemanship and gov service, and the salary when becoming a specialist? what's the difference for those who study in the popular university and the least popular university? are the degree or certificate given the same? thanks for your answer. please reply me to my email : cando_cheng@yahoo.com
dear cando_cheng@yahoo.com,
trained to sleep with the dead body is not the worse thing in med school,....
in fact, you are simply trained not to sleep, and expect to perform in the best condition, or else, start losing lives,...
how tough is medical school, you cannot imagine,.. perhaps 20X tougher than STPM,... but that's not the end, there's again, life after graduation, or rather HELL after graduation, which could be like 50X tougher,... internship, doing masters, coping work and family, etc...
unless you really have to passion and motivation, or at least you strongly believe you can build it,.. unless that,... go for it then,...
to be a good doctor, easier said than done, probably one of the biggest sacrifies one might have made in life.. oh well....
still surviving in Hell...
someone's gotta do the job anyway
assalamualaikum...hi, doctor. i'd like to know if during studying medicine course or when,do we have to be trained to sleep with dead body? i heard the medicine degree is very tough, may i know how tough is it? how did you solve the tough problem? how many years old for that time becoming a specialist? according what you have said in the blog is just the life during gov service? or even working in private hospital or our clinic, the life are also same as in gov service? those who want to be doctors must be very smart? may i know the basic salary or overall salary during housemanship and gov service, and the salary when becoming a specialist? what's the difference for those who study in the popular university and the least popular university? are the degree or certificate given the same? thanks for your answer. please reply at azzahra62@yahoo.com.my..thanks a million!~
assalamualaikum...hi, doctor. i'd like to know if during studying medicine course or when,do we have to be trained to sleep with dead body? i heard the medicine degree is very tough, may i know how tough is it? how did you solve the tough problem? how many years old for that time becoming a specialist? according what you have said in the blog is just the life during gov service? or even working in private hospital or our clinic, the life are also same as in gov service? those who want to be doctors must be very smart? may i know the basic salary or overall salary during housemanship and gov service, and the salary when becoming a specialist? what's the difference for those who study in the popular university and the least popular university? are the degree or certificate given the same? thanks for your answer. reply me at farahnf_194@yahoo.com
hello doctor.
i'd finished my school already. right now, i'm quite hesitate whether to take medic or geologist. i just want to know more about doctors' life and about their salary in malaysia.
doctor,i am 15 years old and my dream is to become a doctor.can you tell me with detail what are terms required to be a doctor?my e-mail is mizafadzil@gmail.com :]
I heard in Malaysia the death rate is almost 10 times higher than other african countries
hi.. assalamu alaikkum.. i'm a final yr med student from south india.. wat are the oppurtunities for pursuing higher studies in malaysia as well as working at the same time .. admission procedures...?
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Hi! Great blog! I am going to be in form 1 next yr. I've been thinking abt wat do I want to do as my job when I grow up. Among one of them is being a doctor. But, bcoz I heard that the study process is quite long with lots of pressure, I am doubting it. Besides, some of my family members discouraged me to be one bcoz of the irregular times the doctors have to work. So... right now, I am really confused in choosing my future career that suits me. Hope to hear ur opinians. You can email me at nabilah_hqs96@yahoo.com. Thanks. :)
Hi! Great blog! I am going to be in form 1 next yr. I've been thinking abt wat do I want to do as my job when I grow up. Among one of them is being a doctor. But, bcoz I heard that the study process is quite long with lots of pressure, I am doubting it. Besides, some of my family members discouraged me to be one bcoz of the irregular times the doctors have to work. So... right now, I am really confused in choosing my future career that suits me. Hope to hear ur opinians. You can email me at nabilah_hqs96@yahoo.com. Thanks. :)
dear doctor,
I just finished my SPM,can you please guide me step by step on how to be a doctor(Gynecologists),i have no plan to go to STPM
hello doc...
the salary for the starting doc including allowance has increased up to RM7k right.I hope this would minify the pressure among the HO practician =)
HI,I'm a 15 year old boy interested in becoming a doctor. I hope you would give advice on the pathway to becoming a doctor for example: uni,college,med school....
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hi, doctor. i'd like to know if during studying medicine course or when,do we have to be trained to sleep with dead body? i heard the medicine degree is very tough, may i know how tough is it? how did you solve the tough problem? how many years old for that time becoming a specialist? according what you have said in the blog is just the life during gov service? or even working in private hospital or our clinic, the life are also same as in gov service? those who want to be doctors must be very smart? may i know the basic salary or overall salary during housemanship and gov service, and the salary when becoming a specialist? what's the difference for those who study in the popular university and the least popular university? are the degree or certificate given the same? thanks for your answer. please reply TO MY EMAIL: kalai06_selvo@yahoo.com .10q.
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