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There are abundant career opportunities in the field of healthcare in private or public sectors.
You can find employment in :
-Hospitals
-Medical college
-Old age homes
-Clinics
-State health department
Some of the job profiles in this field are as follows :
-Chief Nursing Officer
-Health Administrator
-PR Officer
-Health Care Provider
-Chief Operating Officer
-Healthcare Management Executive
-Medical Superintendent
-Director Hospital
-Hospital Planning Adviser
-Patient Care System
-Consultant-Trauma
-Assistant Professors
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Salary :
Salary depends on various parameters such as size of the organization, profile, qualification, experience etc.
But, still, to give you a brief idea,
- At initial level a candidate can earn a pay scale ranging from Rs.10,000 to Rs.15,000 per month and after earning relevant experience in this field he/she can earn up to Rs.40,000.
- The pay scale of an administrator who is working for a medium level hospital ranges around Rs.30,000 per month.
- The annual pay scale of an administrator in a super specialty hospital can go as high as lakhs of rupees.
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With 3 major universities - NUS, NTU and SMU and a couple of other local and private universities, studying MBA, Engineering, Medicine, Aviation and Hospitality etc., Singapore is ranked as one of the best places to study.
Cost of Education in Singapore
The education of education in Singapore is quite low as compared to other study abroad destinations like UK, USA, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, etc. The cost of study in Singapore varies according to the institute, course and duration of the course. You might end up paying S$5000 to S$ 20000 approximately for 6 months to 2 years Diploma course, S$ 24000 to S$55000 approximately for 2 to 4 years Bachelor Degree course and S$ 18,500 to S$ 30000 approximately for 1 to 1.5 years Master Degree Course. If you are studying 5 years Medical and Dental courses in Singapore, you might end up paying subsidised tuition fee with an obligation to work for 3 years in Singapore under The Tuition Grant Bond.
Cost of Living in Singapore
Like cost of education, living expenses are low in Singapore as compared to other study abroad destinations but it has high standard of living. Your cost of living while studying abroad in Singapore will include your expenses on accommodation, food, groceries, books and travel.
Public Housing in Singapore refers to government-subsidised flats (HDB flats) developed by the Housing and Development Board (HDB).
Hence, an average cost of living in Singapore is S$750 to S$2,000 approximately per month.
Health Insurance for Studying Abroad in Singapore
While studying abroad in Singapore, medical or health insurance is compulsory for the students. The cost of health insurance will be S$45 approximately per year and it will cover all your medical expenses while studying in Singapore.
However, cost of education is low in Singapore as compared to other study abroad destinations but you can get financial assistance from Government and Universities of Singapore through various scholarships and fellowships.
Scholarships
One of the popular destinations to study, Singapore is fast emerging as the preferred choices to study abroad for Indian students. With 3 major universities - NUS, NTU and SMU and a couple of other local and private universities, studying MBA, Engineering, Medicine, Aviation and Hospitality etc., Singapore is ranked as one of the best places to study.