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Charmee Diane · 8d ago

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baka may knows kayong work jannnn

Community User · 17d ago

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To those working in SG healthcare, I just wanna know.. are there jobs in healthcare line that actually offer work-life balance? I love helping people but the long shifts, night duties, and weekend calls are not my vibes anymore. I don’t want to leave healthcare, but I need a version of it that doesn’t take everything out of me. Does such a role exist? Maybe clinic-based? Or private sector? I just want to breathe again.

Community User · 25d ago

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The issue of short-staffed always happen... here we all doing our best, but patients just don’t care.. they shout, complain, refuse to follow SOPs, and treat us like enemies. I know they’re in pain or frustrated, but it’s hard not to take it personally after a while. We’re here to help, not to be yelled at. How do you guys keep your cool? I’m so mentally drained and just tired of feeling like the punching bag.

Omar · 18 Jun 2025

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I’m currently working in healthcare here, and I just got an offer to work overseas in Saudi with amazing salary and benefits. Honestly, I’m torn. On one hand, the pay and perks sound great, but on the other, I’m worried about adapting to a new culture, being far from family, and how the work environment might be different. For those who have worked there/abroad, would you take the leap? What made you say yes or no? Would love to hear your thoughts to help me decide!

Community User · 20 May 2025

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Hey everyone, I’m here to share one of the best days of my career — a day that really reminded me why I chose this path. After weeks of tough shifts and difficult patients, one day a patient I’d cared for came back just to thank me personally. They said I made a difference in their recovery and that my kindness gave them hope when they felt lost. Moments like that lift my spirit and remind me why all the exhaustion and stress are worth it. Do you have stories like this too? Mind to share?

Irene Anatashia · 19 May 2025

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As a healthcare worker in SG, it’s not all tough days and long hours—there are perks too! 😊 Here are 3 things I love about working in this field: 1) The healthcare industry is always in demand, so there’s job stability even during tough times. 2) With constant training and certifications, I’m always learning and developing new skills. 3) Knowing that I’m helping people and making a difference in their lives is truly rewarding. It’s tough, but these positives make it all worthwhile! 💪

Community User · 13 May 2025

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Does anyone know any sonographer jobs in singapore who have an opening for a foreigner?

Community User · 9 May 2025

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I’ve always admired healthcare workers, but now that I’m one, I finally understand how tough it is. 🥲 With packed shifts, long hours, and barely any time to eat or rest, I’m starting to wonder… how do others take care of themselves while working in such a fast-paced environment? Do you meal prep? Do you squeeze in 10-minute breaks to mediate? I feel like I’m just surviving each shift. Would love to know how other healthcare workers keep themselves going!

Ye Naing · 5 May 2025

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hello my name is Ye Naing Aung i am myanmar now in singapore working Construction 3 year ready in myanmar my job Motorcycle mechanic 2013 to 2021 now i want to do the Motorcycle mechanic please help me🙏🙏🙏

Irene Anatashia · 2 May 2025

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Working in healthcare really takes a toll sometimes. My day usually starts at 6am, and by the time I get home, I'm completely drained. The usual routine: patients nonstop, sometimes even skipping lunch. Honestly, my mental health is 👎 after working like this for many months so I started doing small things to cope. Ie: buying kopi before shift to have a quiet moment, blasting music on the MRT home, and not replying to work texts once I clock out. Just small steps to help me reset. Wby?

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