How Much Do Doctors Earn in the Philippines (Doctor Salary) 👩🏻‍⚕️

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  • Опубликовано: 17 ноя 2022
  • Wonder how much doctors earn in the Philippines?
    Or how much medical school tuition fees are in the Philippines?
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Комментарии • 258

  • @marcmagnaye4711
    @marcmagnaye4711 Год назад +29

    Simple explanation: Kapag Fixed lang ang sweldo ng Doktor, ibig sabihin nasa Residency Training pa lang yan. Ang residency training ay training para maging consultant or sa tagalog ay "specialista". Once na matapos na ang residency training, ay kukuha ka na lang ng exam para maging consultant ka na. Once na maging consultant ka, hindi na fixed ang sweldo mo. Ang kita mo kapag consultant ka na ay kada pasyente na. For example: 500 pesos to 3500 pesos per patient consult. Ibig sabihin nyan, kung marami kang pasyente kada araw, ay madami din ang kita mo. Pero syempre may tax ka na babayaran annually kapag naging consultant ka na, just like being a businessman. Isama mo pa ang secretary mo na babayaran mo din monthly. So ang tanong yayaman ka ba kapag naging doktor ka? Ang sagot: dapat consultant ka na at nakadepende yan kung marami kang pasyente at clinics sa iba't ibang ospital.

  • @franciscofletes1948
    @franciscofletes1948 Год назад +35

    I love hearing the idealism and altruism in the voice of medical residents. Hold on to it for as long as you can. It will get harder to not become cynical and bitter. Many people around you will complain and there will be points where you yourself will doubt if you made the right decision going into medicine. Focus on your patients and learning your profession. It will be worth it in the end. I trained for 10 years in US. 4 years med school, 4 year’s residency, 2 years fellowship. Then I worked as a consultant for 10 years. Burn out comes around that 10 year mark. The practice of medicine is a wonderful calling. The business of medicine is incredibly frustrating. Keep focusing on what’s important… Good luck to all young doctors :)

  • @kf.9844
    @kf.9844 Год назад +25

    I really salute and admire doctors and other health professionals sa pinas. Kalungkot lang na hindi nasusuklian ng tamang salary ang hardwork and dedication nyo. Ingat po kayo lagi dyan, always be healthy as Filipinos depend on you a lot.

  • @eitanyochanan8586
    @eitanyochanan8586 Год назад +16

    That renumeration couldn't suffice much the dedication they're putting in on saving lives. Kudos to all doctors.

  • @clairevillanueva8802
    @clairevillanueva8802 Год назад +5

    Saludo sa mga doctors, nurses and other workers working in the health industry. Walang amount na makakahigit siguro sa pagod at hirap at dedikasyon na inyong ipinamamalas sa araw araw. God bless po!

  • @JL-dj5ek
    @JL-dj5ek Год назад +5

    Salute to all docs, nurses and other medical people to all their sacrifices specially this pandemic... Godbless to u all.

  • @darrend7764
    @darrend7764 Год назад +9

    Hello Dr Ian , I just come across your videos on RUclips. What a journey you have to go through and all those sleepless nights to become a Doctor. I’m so proud of you . Being a Doctor in any part of the world 🌎 you earned that recognition and respect. May the lord continue blessing you , because we all need Doctors. 🙏🏽.❤

  • @marccolomayt82094
    @marccolomayt82094 Год назад +4

    Love this budget-friendly content in Doc Ian's vlog!!! 😍💖💖💖💖💖

  • @unknownicarus233
    @unknownicarus233 Год назад +34

    currently a medical clerk here in Davao. Knew a lot of residents quitted from the biggest gov't hospital here in Davao and went to a private institution due to the workload. Common denominator is that the hefty pay is not enough to cover how draining the training is :(. Also worked with residents in that gov't institution and I must say madami talaga sila pera and they are kind of generous to us clerks especially if we're good in what we are doing (thanks dokies hahaha). Good thing bumalik na interns and clerks because everything was extra hard during the pandemic. At least we're unloading some work off their shoulders.

  • @tiffanycherhipos3640
    @tiffanycherhipos3640 Год назад +26

    Yes we doctors are here not to be rich, our profession is more of service, passion, love dor our craft. Yung salary parang compensation na lang for our pagod, though not really compensated for all the time we arent with our families. But seeing patients get well makes us more satisfied and fulfilled in the end.

    • @frantzrivera55
      @frantzrivera55 Год назад +1

      The profession is for the altruistic or for those coming from well-off families/ or both.

    • @lawrencerobles6207
      @lawrencerobles6207 4 месяца назад

      Was charged 50k PF by a doctor sa PH lol. Pretty sure doctors aren’t poor.

  • @tonykidd7441
    @tonykidd7441 Год назад +3

    I just went to see a liver specialist in Cebu go to over my fibroscan and ultrasound, the bill without insurance was lower than my lunch at Phat Pho…wow. I was thinking doctors are not getting paid much in the PH. Many thanks to aspiring doctors, feels like a labor of love here

  • @seannyninetyseven5863
    @seannyninetyseven5863 Год назад

    Great content and down to earth infos. Keep it up! 🙂

  • @hannahrudolfo
    @hannahrudolfo Год назад +3

    Hi Doc Ian! Thanks for sharing this po! P.S. congrats on your engagement :D

  • @valdehuezasheinkhankae8283
    @valdehuezasheinkhankae8283 Год назад +2

    so proud of ur success🥰 been a big fan of yours for so long na 🥺

  • @gabriellealdovino6689
    @gabriellealdovino6689 Год назад +1

    Hi Doc Ian!! Thanks po for the info with regards to this♥️♥️♥️ Stay safe po♥️✨

    • @IanStaMaria
      @IanStaMaria  Год назад +1

      Ily Gabrielle!!! Stay safe always

  • @JoelCabanero
    @JoelCabanero Год назад +4

    Oh! thank you for this very informative video. Kawawa ang mga Doctors dito sa Pilipinas, napakahirap ng trabaho and the responsibility is also big but the salary is too small naman pala. But we cannot deny the fact that if you are a Doctor here in the Philipines, we can say that you are sikat at respetado sa lipunan. By the way, ang cute ng tawa mo Doc, i like it, very natural ;). God bless Doc.

  • @cheskamillen
    @cheskamillen Год назад +2

    thank you for the honest vid, doc!! this is helpful since im considering taking nmat next yr 💚 take care always, doc ian!!

  • @tidus1ph
    @tidus1ph Год назад +9

    Yung nag aral ka ng todo todo tapos wala man lang sa kalingkingan ng nakukuha ng mga pulitiko. Walang degree tapos pa travel travel lang tapos yung isa may confidential funds pa na hindi naman niya pera. 😑

  • @euferjohn
    @euferjohn Год назад +5

    Training in a Government Hospital, you will get an item of a Medical Officer 3 at the least which has a salary grade of 21, around 60,000. But you still have deductions (tax, phic, etc).
    Government Employed VS Private Pratice? A surgeon in private practice can earn the monthly salary of a government-employed Doctor in just 1 surgical procedure.

  • @briananthonypabalate4753
    @briananthonypabalate4753 Год назад +45

    It's not always about the money, it's the value that you give. Thank you so much for sharing us this Doc!

    • @IanStaMaria
      @IanStaMaria  Год назад

      🤗🤗🤗

    • @emilien.8327
      @emilien.8327 Год назад +5

      Hipokritong sagot po and telling everyone it's not all that money matters! Without money nothing is possible!

    • @gospelsara8658
      @gospelsara8658 Год назад

      @@emilien.8327 You don’t know what you’re talking about.

    • @nirvana6440
      @nirvana6440 10 месяцев назад

      ​@@gospelsara8658She's right tho. It's just you are so passionate about your job that you don't care much about money. Lots of aspiring doctors in the Philippines are aiming for such profession aside from their calling and other idealistic reason, money is of the main reasons. Some of those aspirants especially those who came from poor family are pursuing if not law, medicine for money, glory, and life assurance.

  • @jefone1827
    @jefone1827 Год назад

    thanks doc. smart na, mabait na, maganda pa

  • @idegraphicdesign6522
    @idegraphicdesign6522 Год назад

    Thanks Doc! God bless po.

  • @emerszon76
    @emerszon76 Год назад +4

    I hope all of those underpaid MDs in the Philippines will go for residency here in the USA- matching is hard but I am sure will pay off their sacrifices...

  • @v.m.born...8217
    @v.m.born...8217 5 месяцев назад

    Thank you for sharing. My daughter is just is a med student, and I can see how hard it is to study medicine, 3hrs sleep minsan. Sometimes others will think yayaman ka pag nag doctor ka, it is not true. Being a doctor is a calling. I salute all the doctors. God bless you all.

  • @PogibokChallenge
    @PogibokChallenge Год назад +4

    Yesss! WVSU Med Student representative here… Just so thankful I qualified to enroll at WVSU.

    • @shinhassan3314
      @shinhassan3314 Год назад

      Hi po i would like to ask. May entrance exam (or MCAT) po ba ang WVSU for those students gusto mag apply for med school nila?

  • @bennydeguzman7668
    @bennydeguzman7668 Год назад

    Great video Doctor.

  • @laLoveRae
    @laLoveRae Год назад +2

    Kaya 20k per month ang resident kasi resident, sa isang hospital ka lang mag duduty. but if youre a GP, evry hosp is like 50-60k. My sister is a GP, 2 hospital sya nag duty and yan ang range ng sweldo nya.

  • @nexusdues3028
    @nexusdues3028 Год назад

    Thank you doc!

  • @autumntriesthings
    @autumntriesthings Год назад +2

    Yes, HCWs deserve more compensation and benefits and better working conditions!

  • @hubbyrongaming
    @hubbyrongaming Год назад

    Thomasian MD rin po doc! This path really is different from other careers, caring for patients>money

  • @amir3992
    @amir3992 Год назад +14

    Doctors, lawyers, engineers, veterinarians, architects and etc are not rich if their only source of income is their profession...
    Rich and wealth only flows via business and investments, and not practice of profession...

    • @ma.janelbarcelona9726
      @ma.janelbarcelona9726 Год назад

      True. ♥️♥️♥️

    • @franzricajean8541
      @franzricajean8541 Год назад

      Kumbaga ang Profession is just a pampakill time for me too and my other mode of income. True and i agree to your statement!

  • @allanwatts8361
    @allanwatts8361 9 месяцев назад

    randomly was suggested this lol youre beautiful and smart...filipino girls are naturally gorgeous

  • @franzricajean8541
    @franzricajean8541 Год назад

    West Visayas State University!! Yayyy
    And Iloilo Doctor’s college is 60k per sem

  • @ericbaluya361
    @ericbaluya361 Год назад +32

    No. if they are rich, you will not see doctors doing vlogs

  • @user-bh1se9hn9j
    @user-bh1se9hn9j 3 месяца назад

    Amazing..

  • @dormamo6917
    @dormamo6917 Год назад +2

    Doctor namin kada visit sa patient sa mga private room will cost you around 5k-10k

  • @davidgeorgecheu4615
    @davidgeorgecheu4615 Год назад +3

    Been there, done that. Paid my dues and now earning well. Not in the Philippines though hehe

    • @Eric-ey7rm
      @Eric-ey7rm Год назад

      what country are you in if you dont mind sharing?

  • @AzerSumadsad
    @AzerSumadsad Год назад

    hi doc! ❤️

  • @alexanderrelveria
    @alexanderrelveria Год назад +3

    Same lang pala sa other profession ang sweldo depende na lang sa haba ng work experience

  • @floresstephaniejoyc.8024
    @floresstephaniejoyc.8024 Год назад

    Hi Doc Ian!

  • @yamato_lovescoffee
    @yamato_lovescoffee Год назад +3

    Doc Ian, I really admire you 🥺 I can really say na safe place ko yung mga vids mo 🥺 I'm currently waiting for the PNLE result at the end of this month and hopefully I can get the license as a Christmas gift 🙏
    I'm still undecided whether to pursue medicine, but I bought NMAT reviewers (for sure I will try to take the NMAT, ito man lang ma- fulfill ko), siguro kasi I'm still doubting myself (SOBRAAAAA 😭). I'm not even that smart and tbh hindi ako magaling mag English and shy type na din (introvert to be exact), and lastly it kinda scares me if I really can be a competent doctor in the future.
    Ps: My dream is to become an anesthesiologist or an ophthalmologist.

    • @yamato_lovescoffee
      @yamato_lovescoffee Год назад +1

      And I'm also thinking that my time is running out, my parents are getting older 😭 (Especially my mom). When I chose nursing, nahihirapan na din ako i-balance yung fam gathering and malayo ako sakanila. How much more kapag med school proper na 😭

    • @jccaserola7980
      @jccaserola7980 Год назад

      Ang creepy, we share almost the same experience and goals 😬😬 haha skl ✌️

    • @naisu796
      @naisu796 Год назад

      @@yamato_lovescoffee Hellooo, do u mind if I ask ano po nangyari? Hope u passed!! 🥰

    • @earthchan7540
      @earthchan7540 6 месяцев назад

      How did everything go? Are you a med student now?

  • @salve1185
    @salve1185 2 месяца назад +1

    pero yung binigay nyo sa salary figure ay sa resident lang naman, hindi sa espesyalista na mismo.. yun sana ang gusto kong malaman magkano yung kita ng totoong doktor na talaga na espesyalista kasi isang bisita pa lg nila sa naka confine may bayad na dagdag mo pa ang consultation sa clinic nila, if may ooperahan sila, etc

  • @WaWeCris
    @WaWeCris Год назад

    Can you talk about love life ng mga doctors or how do you date one?

  • @abigailverzano3706
    @abigailverzano3706 Год назад

    Hii po ate doc ian❤️

  • @bler43
    @bler43 Год назад +2

    i dont think they pay their "fair" share of taxes ... lalo na sa consultations na cash only na doctor. di tumatanggap ng HMO and CCs and di nagiisue ng resibo

  • @risasilagan42
    @risasilagan42 Год назад +8

    Hii, Doc! I'm a g11 STEM student. Isa ka po sa reason kung bakit gusto ko maging Doctor 💛

  • @franciscofletes1948
    @franciscofletes1948 Год назад +22

    I’m a retired MD. Trained in US retired in Philippines. My med school tuition in US was 200,000 USD or about 10 million php it’s ridiculous how expensive medical training is in the US.

    • @monroehehe
      @monroehehe Год назад

      🤑🤑

    • @Justiceforall-xi3uh
      @Justiceforall-xi3uh Год назад +3

      Yes, but u have a much higher quality education. U get what u pay for, sir!

    • @Bluepanda555
      @Bluepanda555 9 месяцев назад

      And if you work in the US you will recover that in a year.. Indians they study hear relatively cheap but quality education and they work in the US and that's how many indians are doing good in the states..

    • @franciscofletes1948
      @franciscofletes1948 9 месяцев назад

      @@Bluepanda555 not in a year but yes, I was able to pay off my student debt within 3 years. It’s one of the few professions where the crazy student loan debt in the US is worth it because your salary allows you to pay that off. It would not be worth it for a teacher or an artist as those professions make it very hard to pay back that debt but it is worth it for a physician. I don’t think Philippine medical education is terrible though, I’ve met many residents and fellows and consultants over the last 4 years as my Filipina wife was diagnosed, treated, and cured for Acute lymphoblastic leukemia here in Manila at st Luke’s BGC. She received excellent treatment. I will admit that 7/10 specialist she saw were all trained in US and UK. She was inpatient for 1 year so I interacted with the residents and fellows every day and they were very good. Main difference between Filipino medicine and medicine in US is they still depend too much on book or taught knowledge and institutional practice and habits as opposed to evidence based medicine like we do in the west. I do feel that the fact that I am a physician modified how intensive my wife’s chemo was as I pushed for an intensive pediatric inspired regimen based on evidence where the initial proposed protocol by the oncologist at st Luke’s was for a classic adult regimen they were more used to administering at st Luke’s but I pushed for the pediatric regimen that was evidenced based… so that’s the main difference, in Philippines they are practicing old medicine like 10-15 years old.

    • @PatrickFDolan
      @PatrickFDolan 3 месяца назад

      And you make 250,000 USD per year as a staff physician. 500,00 USD if you are a specialist.

  • @FluppyTV
    @FluppyTV Год назад

    Ang ganda mo doc

  • @sadikbracero2385
    @sadikbracero2385 Год назад +2

    OMG I got disappointed with that salary I'm considering to enroll this coming school year in med school,

  • @francoisplaniol1489
    @francoisplaniol1489 9 месяцев назад

    Thanks, very interesting. So medicine in the Phils is for passionate amateurs. True enough. With the money you spend to study and the taxes you will pay lifelong, just buy an agricultural lot, grow your food, live peacefully and be happy (and no doctor needed).

  • @justinfortu
    @justinfortu 2 месяца назад

    Hello, thanks for the video. Any stories you may have heard about how much dermatologist consultants make per month on average by chance?

  • @maalat
    @maalat 9 месяцев назад

    Kawawa naman kayo….😢. My daughter finished her residency. She works so hard.

  • @aphiaph2905
    @aphiaph2905 4 месяца назад

    Hi po! May question po regarding medical schools. Which ones do you recommend we include in our options po?

  • @charlesa1234
    @charlesa1234 Год назад

    About two decades ago it was my dream to become a Doctor. but we couldnt afford it

  • @franzricajean8541
    @franzricajean8541 Год назад +1

    I have scholarship from the Military because my dad is a military veteran but ofc I will have to get it im IDC only.

  • @erinmanela5744
    @erinmanela5744 Год назад +1

    La salle is already around 300k+

  • @rcgarcia916
    @rcgarcia916 19 дней назад

    Over here…. They are but there are factors needed to consider ! Mine , he makes USD 700,000 annually as a cardiothoracic surgeon

  • @LeaningonJesuswithNanceBiswas
    @LeaningonJesuswithNanceBiswas Год назад +3

    have you considered migrating to Australia po?

  • @Hybridflip-eg5hg
    @Hybridflip-eg5hg 8 месяцев назад

    I know guys who work as armed security (bodyguard) and he makes 85,000 pesos a month as a supervisor and the others in his crew make 50,000 pesos a month. He too is on call 24hrs.

  • @DailyGrind.
    @DailyGrind. Год назад +1

    When they get consultation fee... Most if not all don't pay correct taxes... Some doesn't pay tax at all. Rich or not... That is not fair

  • @user-vm9pt4ji1s
    @user-vm9pt4ji1s 3 месяца назад

    Sana mag increase ang sweldo ng doctor sa pinas god bless

  • @liezlmalazarteejares6903
    @liezlmalazarteejares6903 9 месяцев назад

    Yah i know gurl. If gusto mo maging doctor ang goal mo is to help. If gusto mo maging mayaman then mag business ka lol. Alam na namin yarrrrrrn haha!

  • @billymanalang965
    @billymanalang965 Год назад

    Tingin ko mga OB-Gyn ang medyo may consistent na kita hehe kasi.laging may nagbubuntis and monthly pa sila magpapa check - up.

  • @rrobastojr
    @rrobastojr Год назад

    Ganda ni mam

  • @angelryan9710
    @angelryan9710 Год назад

    Yung mga kamag anak Kong seaman 400k monthly. 3yrs lng Sila sa college

  • @JunRoss-pp3mv
    @JunRoss-pp3mv 18 дней назад

    In California, an internist makes around $250K a year. Specialist makes more, some double. A nurse makes around $100K a year.

  • @jaztadz
    @jaztadz Год назад +3

    I live in Canada and I’m studying to become a dental hygienist (taga linis ng ngipin) and I’m paying 1,861,050 php for an 18 month course. Pero worth it naman dahil triple ang sahod annually pag nakatapos. But if I would have to move back to the Philippines, minimum pay lang ang profession na to :(

    • @IanStaMaria
      @IanStaMaria  Год назад +1

      This is a sad reality here in the philippines :((( but so happy for you and the job you habe there in Canada 😊

    • @Health101Official
      @Health101Official Год назад

      Yes true. Doctors here in cruiseship have salary of 10k usd while nurses around 5.5kusd plus commissions and officers status benefits. Sad to say that our Medical Heroes are severely underpaid.

  • @AG-so4gl
    @AG-so4gl 9 месяцев назад +1

    Its all relative, Im sure earning 600k php a year puts you in Middle, upper class. But if you got big Student loans, paying those off for the next 20 years. No different to other countries

  • @loopofhenul6071
    @loopofhenul6071 Год назад +4

    7000 in wvsu is just the miscellaneous, tuition is 20k per semester. Majority of the students have scholarships so they pay 0.

    • @franzricajean8541
      @franzricajean8541 Год назад

      Hi can i ask how can I get and apply for the scholarship?

  • @ryanmateo6380
    @ryanmateo6380 Год назад

    Wow so pretty

  • @sheyz1634
    @sheyz1634 Год назад +1

    Di ako doktor pero monthly salary ng GP jan OT ko lng dito sa UAE 😢😢😢😢

  • @temujinkhan6326
    @temujinkhan6326 8 месяцев назад

    when I was gambling on and off in manila years ago a doctor tried to loan using his phone as a collateral from me to continue gambling.

  • @imedkilat8652
    @imedkilat8652 Год назад +1

    Are you planning to have your clinic in your hometown in the future po, doc ?

  • @MrKockabilly
    @MrKockabilly 3 месяца назад

    How about yung mga commissions na natatanggap ng mga doctor from drug companies? I'm sure that's a lot that's why doctors are so generous in prescribing medicines

  • @nubgaming4115
    @nubgaming4115 Год назад +1

    okay lang po ba mag cu crush sayo doc? salute po sa inyo and to all doctors and nurses

  • @jannethsorinio5070
    @jannethsorinio5070 10 месяцев назад

    Ganda cguro khit 50k lng but my doc is almost 150k with out books pa but neverthless d money is the pagod n puyat but she survived.

  • @genrerationx
    @genrerationx Год назад +4

    WVSU is cheap but not just anyone can pass the entrance exam there

    • @IanStaMaria
      @IanStaMaria  Год назад

      👩🏻‍⚕️👩🏻‍⚕️

  • @markpelayo
    @markpelayo Год назад

    Vocation tlga ang pag ddoctor. si Doc Willie Ong lang ata kilala kong doctor na mayaman cguro dahil family of doctors sila therefore old money?
    Anyway I hope tumaas sahod ng doctor, para naman mging comfortable buhay nila kasi for sure passion nila yan, might as well ma rewardan naman sila ng tama.

  • @shaniadeniseavellano
    @shaniadeniseavellano Год назад +1

    😴 study tips for hs students (face to face classes) 😴

  • @mr.bigdick7692
    @mr.bigdick7692 Год назад +4

    Hindi ka yayaman if mag rerely ka lang sa salary mo, yumayaman ang lawyer at doctor kapag nagsasarili ka. Example, nagpatayo ka ng law firm mo at madami ka clients, nagpatayo ka ng health clinic mo at madami kang patiente, dyan yumayaman ang doctor at lawyer. At the same time nag iinvest din ang mga yan. Madami source of income.. Hindi lahat ng doctor at lawyer mayaman, ang iba hirap din sa buhay pero lahat ng governments officials mayaman, walang middle class.

  • @user-vm9pt4ji1s
    @user-vm9pt4ji1s 3 месяца назад

    Sana magincrease ang sweldo ng doctor dito sa pinas

  • @euniceg4706
    @euniceg4706 Год назад +1

    Doc Ian pinanood namin to ni mama. Thank you po. Mag nmat na po kasi ako. Goodluck to me po.

    • @IanStaMaria
      @IanStaMaria  Год назад +1

      Yay go go go Eunice!!! Good luck!!

    • @codelessunlimited7701
      @codelessunlimited7701 Год назад

      @@IanStaMaria It is still affordable in the PH to become a doctor compare to developed country which could be 10X the amount. I think what lacking in the PH is the market of health services.

  • @user-xs8re2oy7i
    @user-xs8re2oy7i Год назад +2

    I heard resident doctors in the US does not get paid but given allowances during their 4 years residency.

    • @ddphotography4313
      @ddphotography4313 Год назад

      Not true… residents/fellows here in the United States are salaried/paid during their training.

    • @franciscofletes1948
      @franciscofletes1948 Год назад +3

      I did my residency in Hawaii
      PGY1: 75k USD
      PGY2: 80k USD
      PGY3: 90k USD
      PGY4: 105k USD
      PGY5: (fellowship) 110k USD
      PGY6: (fellowship) 115k USD
      PGY7: (full sub specialist/consultant 250k+ USD
      Sub-specialist with 10+ years of experience: 350k USD or higher depending on specialty.
      But all of us had to pay over 200k USD in tuition and fees during our training

  • @nixzuniverse7671
    @nixzuniverse7671 Год назад +7

    Hi Doc Ian. I always watch your vlog, I hope you also cover about the latest med school scholarships available.🥰🙏🏻✨
    More power to you, Doc!❤️

  • @oninsfirred
    @oninsfirred Год назад +1

    you look too fresh for being a doctor! my doctor barely has time for her self anymore :( shes always on the run

  • @chez2885
    @chez2885 7 месяцев назад

    Aloha Dr Sta. Maria. How hard is it for a Philippine Dr to get licensed and then practice in the US if they got their schooling in the Philippines

    • @jerrylaxamana1628
      @jerrylaxamana1628 4 месяца назад

      You are doctor in Philippines, if you go to the states, you start from scratch. Your MD license is not valid in the states. Filipino doctor from Philippines end up going for nursing in the states. Medical school in the states pick you as a student. Four year medical school tuition is $220,000 for 4 years. After that another 3 or 6 year residency if they pick you.

  • @hidiyakikliuka2792
    @hidiyakikliuka2792 Год назад

    Echoserang to 😝

  • @GagGoe-in5lu
    @GagGoe-in5lu 6 месяцев назад

    Tnong q lng poUng neurologist Po ilng monthly salary sakanila

  • @quantomic1106
    @quantomic1106 3 месяца назад

    Hell, becoming an Airline pilot nowadays costs 3.5 million on average - not including the cost of a four-year degree. That 3 million is only for the certifications and building flight hours.
    Nothing is cheap anymore.

  • @catnip5308
    @catnip5308 Год назад +1

    Ako na gusto lang maging doctor kasi gusto ng 'Dr.' sa name ko 👁️👄👁️

  • @mariheroma3698
    @mariheroma3698 Год назад +16

    All I know is that my aunt's cardiologist gets a cut from the hospital every time a patient gets 2D echo or heart ultrasound. They did 2D echo twice on 85 years old patient who is a DNR without telling us. Her primary doctor would refer my aunt to Neurologist, Internal Medicine, Cardiologist I don't know what organ they're trying to salvage. At the end of her admission we paid at least 20k a pop per specialist aide from her hospital bill. Healthcare is a scam. I feel sad for those who can't afford it.

    • @franzricajean8541
      @franzricajean8541 Год назад +4

      True beh my mom got comatosed for 1 month we paid almost 700k php plus the funeral 200k and other misc, i mean thankfully we got Philhealth insurance, cocolife insurance and other PWD dicsounts of my mom and it lessen to 200k for the hosp bills. I am just thankful that my dad is in Military because The government covered all the expenses after 3 months, i would not know what will i do bcs that time I am unemployed. I am just so sad that every pump to my mom is so much mahal when my mom got the 8th cardiac arrest they got the life support already. And i hate it. That is why I wanted to be a doctor too.

  • @shekinahshalomcardiente1921
    @shekinahshalomcardiente1921 Год назад +2

    Grabe sobrang baba ng sweldo ng residents sa private hospitals :( sweldo lang yan ng fresh grad huhu. Sana talaga doctors are being paid what they deserve hay

    • @momon5858
      @momon5858 Год назад

      Kung may clinic naman, they charge 300 to 500 per consultation alone. In an hour, nakakadalawang pasyente or more. Di pa kasama basic salary nila dyan

    • @shekinahshalomcardiente1921
      @shekinahshalomcardiente1921 Год назад +1

      @@momon5858 may time pa po ba mag clinic if ever ang mga residents? medyo hectic po yata ang sched nila

    • @momon5858
      @momon5858 Год назад

      @@shekinahshalomcardiente1921 may kilala akong nagmomoonlight sa clinic. Depende naman talaga sa hospital yan

  • @lawrencerobles6207
    @lawrencerobles6207 4 месяца назад

    Pretty Doctors get most of their money from their Professional Fees aka PF. I know a paediatrician who charges 50 per 2 hour consult. Maybe the salary may not be that much, but surely the money they get from PF would more than compensate for it.

  • @Bluepanda555
    @Bluepanda555 9 месяцев назад

    Wow that's really less even compared to india standard...

  • @md.litonsheikh4832
    @md.litonsheikh4832 10 месяцев назад

    Hello

  • @vincentrosspaz3233
    @vincentrosspaz3233 6 месяцев назад +1

    Hi Doc! is it possible to work while studying in medschool?

  • @artjaspermarquez5228
    @artjaspermarquez5228 10 месяцев назад

    Grabeee naawa ako Sa Mga Doctors , Lalo Na sa Mga nasa Private Yung 18k-25k Jusko Sahod ko Now Yun eh SHS Grad lang ako E

  • @ladyjane181
    @ladyjane181 Год назад

    Very expensive naman ng med school sa Pinas tapos pagdating mo sa Canada d mo naman mapapractice eh universal naman ang mga kaalaman dyan d tulad ng Law that you really have to study again because laws in other countries are different from ours. Mey kilala akong doctor sya dito dapat pa syang mag upgrade sa Canada, take another exam so he had to work as taxi driver muna to save for that... pag sito naman sila, well, kaya nga nagpaCanad eh...😄

  • @bishoptoothpaste1858
    @bishoptoothpaste1858 Год назад +5

    It's 1.5 million per year × 5 = that's close to 7.5 to 10 million in management medical seats in India . But doctors get paid close to 80k - 100k pesos monthly in India. Speciality doctors make about 200k - 500k pesos a month .. but then you should understand that India is big our population is big ,people that can spent money are is more , much bigger economy, much bigger GDP , lot more patients. But being a speciality Doctor based of the ratio of need to number of PG residency seats in medical colleges are less much less.

  • @ddphotography4313
    @ddphotography4313 Год назад +1

    Average med school debt in the United States is $203,000…that doesn’t include our undergrad debt