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scot47
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| Egyptian ? Bengali ? It all depends..................... |
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trapezius
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"Doctors" is a broad category. I know doctors who earn SR. 5,000/month (3rd World trained GPs) and I know doctors who earn SR. 200,000/month (Saudi cardiac surgeon trained in the West).
Are you asking about GPs? Specialists? Trained where? And the most important question, what nationality? |
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NYCESOL11211
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| And salaries for medical technologists in KSA are not high - most are from India/Pakistan/Philippines. |
MT's start at a little over 70K at the hospital in Manhattan where my wife works now (she isn't an MT yet). They also start with 3 weeks vacation and have the opportunity to accumulate considerably more vacation as the years progress. Even after taxes, she should bring home over 4K per month.
For this reason, we are probably better off staying in New York. Even if I'm shuttling between adjunct jobs.  |
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scot47
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In KSA she would be lucky to get 6000 SR a month. (=US$1600).
Draw your own conclusions. |
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Griff-James
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Location: A place full of 18 year olds and endless ale. Not not this time.
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UK pharmacists and doctors, Scot.
Anaesthetists, Trap. |
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