Comments on: Salaries for Jobs in Genetics http://www.eyeondna.com/2007/09/19/salaries-for-jobs-in-genetics/ How will it change your life? Wed, 08 Oct 2008 03:51:14 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Wisetintin http://www.eyeondna.com/2007/09/19/salaries-for-jobs-in-genetics/#comment-57736 Wisetintin Thu, 04 Sep 2008 06:36:56 +0000 http://www.eyeondna.com/2007/09/19/salaries-for-jobs-in-genetics/#comment-57736 Hi everyone, what is the job prospect for someone with MSC in crop biotechnology, and which country is the best bet for that type of course? Also, guys from malaysia, is MUST university a good private uni? Hi everyone,
what is the job prospect for someone with MSC in crop biotechnology, and which country is the best bet for that type of course? Also, guys from malaysia, is MUST university a good private uni?

]]> By: anjie http://www.eyeondna.com/2007/09/19/salaries-for-jobs-in-genetics/#comment-57670 anjie Tue, 19 Aug 2008 14:54:27 +0000 http://www.eyeondna.com/2007/09/19/salaries-for-jobs-in-genetics/#comment-57670 i stumbled upon this page and i was really amazed. didn't know there are plenty of people with fascination and passion for genetics as I have. I am a pediatrician here in the Philippines and I plan to take pursue a fellowship in clinical genetics (or if available cancer genetics). Genetics has always been my passion since my med school. Can any one of you help me? I plan to train in either Australia or Singapore. Have read about the requirements on both countries. I will need to take AMC before I can train in Australia. I also learned that they have revised guidelines for internation medical graduates. I have heard suggestions of trying out first on being admitted as a registrar but I know that will take time...And in singapore, they have a cut off age 35 (i'm now 33) and you need to apply for atleast a year before the start of training...I also heard that the competition in both countries is tougher nowadays... Can you suggest of ways for me on how to go about in my application. And would you suggest that I work first in Singapore (example, as a researcher) there for me to get a better chance of getting in... i hope i have the right questions...oh, I just want some good advice on the matter! Blessings from the Philippines!!! i stumbled upon this page and i was really amazed. didn’t know there are plenty of people with fascination and passion for genetics as I have. I am a pediatrician here in the Philippines and I plan to take pursue a fellowship in clinical genetics (or if available cancer genetics). Genetics has always been my passion since my med school. Can any one of you help me? I plan to train in either Australia or Singapore. Have read about the requirements on both countries. I will need to take AMC before I can train in Australia. I also learned that they have revised guidelines for internation medical graduates. I have heard suggestions of trying out first on being admitted as a registrar but I know that will take time…And in singapore, they have a cut off age 35 (i’m now 33) and you need to apply for atleast a year before the start of training…I also heard that the competition in both countries is tougher nowadays…

Can you suggest of ways for me on how to go about in my application. And would you suggest that I work first in Singapore (example, as a researcher) there for me to get a better chance of getting in… i hope i have the right questions…oh, I just want some good advice on the matter!
Blessings from the Philippines!!!

]]> By: anjie http://www.eyeondna.com/2007/09/19/salaries-for-jobs-in-genetics/#comment-57669 anjie Tue, 19 Aug 2008 14:52:36 +0000 http://www.eyeondna.com/2007/09/19/salaries-for-jobs-in-genetics/#comment-57669 i stumbled upon this page and i was really amazed. didn't know many there are plenty of people with fascination and passion for genetics as I have. I am a pediatrician here in the Philippines and I plan to take pursue a fellowship in clinical genetics (or if available cancer genetics). Genetics has always been my passion since my med school. Can any one of you help me? I plan to train in either Australia or Singapore. Have read about the requirements on both countries. I will need to take AMC before I can train in Australia. I also learned that they have revised guidelines for internation medical graduates. I have heard suggestions of trying out first on being admitted as a registrar but I know that will take time...And in singapore, they have a cut off age 35 (i'm now 33) and you need to apply for atleast a year before the start of training...I also heard that the competition in both countries is tougher nowadays... Can you suggest of ways for me on how to go about in my application. And would you suggest that I work first in Singapore (example, as a researcher) there for me to get a better chance of getting in... i hope i have the right questions...oh, I just want some good advice on the matter! Blessings from the Philippines!!! i stumbled upon this page and i was really amazed. didn’t know many there are plenty of people with fascination and passion for genetics as I have. I am a pediatrician here in the Philippines and I plan to take pursue a fellowship in clinical genetics (or if available cancer genetics). Genetics has always been my passion since my med school. Can any one of you help me? I plan to train in either Australia or Singapore. Have read about the requirements on both countries. I will need to take AMC before I can train in Australia. I also learned that they have revised guidelines for internation medical graduates. I have heard suggestions of trying out first on being admitted as a registrar but I know that will take time…And in singapore, they have a cut off age 35 (i’m now 33) and you need to apply for atleast a year before the start of training…I also heard that the competition in both countries is tougher nowadays…

Can you suggest of ways for me on how to go about in my application. And would you suggest that I work first in Singapore (example, as a researcher) there for me to get a better chance of getting in… i hope i have the right questions…oh, I just want some good advice on the matter!
Blessings from the Philippines!!!

]]> By: anjie http://www.eyeondna.com/2007/09/19/salaries-for-jobs-in-genetics/#comment-57668 anjie Tue, 19 Aug 2008 14:27:45 +0000 http://www.eyeondna.com/2007/09/19/salaries-for-jobs-in-genetics/#comment-57668 hi, i stumbled across this page and i can't help but to comment and share...i am a pediatrician in the philippines. i am planning to pursue fellowship training in genetics. i am thinking of training in either australia or singapore. i know i will need to take AMC and IELTS for me to train in Australia. I read some of the comments posted here and i am compeled to share my passion in Genetics. It was always a dream for me to be a geneticist,not so much for money, but i really want to help patients (and their families) with rare diseases. I was inspired by a clinical geneticist in my country (where we only have around 6 at this time). I really want to pursue my dream. Can anyone help me if you know of easier ways on how to go about it in singapore. like, if it easier to work there first as a researcher or anything for me to have a better chance of admission. i am willing to work and train. I have read that the competition is tough in singapore. and if in Australia, read that i need to take AMC and IELTS first. Some have suggested that it would be better for me to apply as a registrar first...easier they say than go straight to fellowship because it is difficult to get fellowship, whic i think is true..have written some institutions with genetics training and I guess the competetion is really tough.... thank you so much for reading my loooooooooooooooong comment...hope to hear from you really soon. Blessings from the Philippines!!! hi, i stumbled across this page and i can’t help but to comment and share…i am a pediatrician in the philippines. i am planning to pursue fellowship training in genetics. i am thinking of training in either australia or singapore. i know i will need to take AMC and IELTS for me to train in Australia. I read some of the comments posted here and i am compeled to share my passion in Genetics. It was always a dream for me to be a geneticist,not so much for money, but i really want to help patients (and their families) with rare diseases. I was inspired by a clinical geneticist in my country (where we only have around 6 at this time). I really want to pursue my dream. Can anyone help me if you know of easier ways on how to go about it in singapore. like, if it easier to work there first as a researcher or anything for me to have a better chance of admission. i am willing to work and train. I have read that the competition is tough in singapore.

and if in Australia, read that i need to take AMC and IELTS first. Some have suggested that it would be better for me to apply as a registrar first…easier they say than go straight to fellowship because it is difficult to get fellowship, whic i think is true..have written some institutions with genetics training and I guess the competetion is really tough….

thank you so much for reading my loooooooooooooooong comment…hope to hear from you really soon. Blessings from the Philippines!!!

]]> By: sandeep http://www.eyeondna.com/2007/09/19/salaries-for-jobs-in-genetics/#comment-57656 sandeep Thu, 14 Aug 2008 09:10:27 +0000 http://www.eyeondna.com/2007/09/19/salaries-for-jobs-in-genetics/#comment-57656 hi ,i am sandeep kasbe from india ,currently i am doing msc in genetics ,tell me the prospecrs in genetics ,salary & which country has better jobs available. hi ,i am sandeep kasbe from india ,currently i am doing msc in genetics ,tell me the prospecrs in genetics ,salary & which country has better jobs available.

]]> By: sandeep http://www.eyeondna.com/2007/09/19/salaries-for-jobs-in-genetics/#comment-57655 sandeep Thu, 14 Aug 2008 09:06:30 +0000 http://www.eyeondna.com/2007/09/19/salaries-for-jobs-in-genetics/#comment-57655 hi, i am sandeep kasbe from pune university ,now i have enrolled in msc in genetics , so tell me the prospects in genetics & salary & morev important which country has more job opening. hi, i am sandeep kasbe from pune university ,now i have enrolled in msc in genetics , so tell me the prospects in genetics & salary & morev important which country has more job opening.

]]> By: dbm24 http://www.eyeondna.com/2007/09/19/salaries-for-jobs-in-genetics/#comment-57609 dbm24 Thu, 31 Jul 2008 17:44:09 +0000 http://www.eyeondna.com/2007/09/19/salaries-for-jobs-in-genetics/#comment-57609 a salary survey has been posted on http://canadianbioworld.blogspot.com/ a salary survey has been posted on http://canadianbioworld.blogspot.com/

]]> By: Gauri http://www.eyeondna.com/2007/09/19/salaries-for-jobs-in-genetics/#comment-57605 Gauri Wed, 30 Jul 2008 18:17:25 +0000 http://www.eyeondna.com/2007/09/19/salaries-for-jobs-in-genetics/#comment-57605 Hi All, I am an international student located in Oregon(USA). I am planning to make a career in Genetics/molecular biology. I have a Masters degree in Microbiology from my country. I plan to do either Masters or Ph.D. I would like to work as a Research Scientist in Biotech/pharma companies. However I do not know which fields are "top notch" and would end me with a reasonable job a base salary of 45-60K. My plan is to apply for a Ph.D in Medical genetics or Molecular biology. I am already 30 yrs of age and therefore a little hesitant to apply for Ph.D as it will take me another 5-6 yrs to graduation.I have no experience of working in United States and no industry experience in my country. I used to work as a part time lecturer teaching microbioloy to bachelor level students. Will these factors affect my resume? Hi All,
I am an international student located in Oregon(USA). I am planning to make a career in Genetics/molecular biology. I have a Masters degree in Microbiology from my country.
I plan to do either Masters or Ph.D.
I would like to work as a Research Scientist in Biotech/pharma companies.
However I do not know which fields are “top notch” and would end me with a reasonable job a base salary of 45-60K.
My plan is to apply for a Ph.D in Medical genetics or Molecular biology.
I am already 30 yrs of age and therefore a little hesitant to apply for Ph.D as it will take me another 5-6 yrs to graduation.I have no experience of working in United States and no industry experience in my country. I used to work as a part time lecturer teaching microbioloy to bachelor level students. Will these factors affect my resume?

]]> By: Gauri http://www.eyeondna.com/2007/09/19/salaries-for-jobs-in-genetics/#comment-57603 Gauri Wed, 30 Jul 2008 18:02:08 +0000 http://www.eyeondna.com/2007/09/19/salaries-for-jobs-in-genetics/#comment-57603 Hi all, I am applying for Ph.D program and I am really confused about which field to choose. Being an international student, I do not really know what fields are "top-notch". My idea was to do it in either Medical genetics or Molecular biology. I have a Masters in Microbiology(not a US degree) I was more interested in knowing what kind of jobs do you get after you complete the Ph.D program. I tried to surf on the net but no satisfactory answers so far. I planned for a Masters degree first but unfortunately there are no funded Masters programs in my school. I am looking for a base salary of 50-60K. Hi all,
I am applying for Ph.D program and I am really confused about which field to choose. Being an international student, I do not really know what fields are “top-notch”. My idea was to do it in either Medical genetics or Molecular biology. I have a Masters in Microbiology(not a US degree) I was more interested in knowing what kind of jobs do you get after you complete the Ph.D program.
I tried to surf on the net but no satisfactory answers so far.
I planned for a Masters degree first but unfortunately there are no funded Masters programs in my school.
I am looking for a base salary of 50-60K.

]]> By: Gauri http://www.eyeondna.com/2007/09/19/salaries-for-jobs-in-genetics/#comment-57602 Gauri Wed, 30 Jul 2008 17:49:01 +0000 http://www.eyeondna.com/2007/09/19/salaries-for-jobs-in-genetics/#comment-57602 Hi all, Since you are a graduate student.I felt like asking this question to you. I am applying for Ph.D program and I am really confused about which field to choose. Being an international student, I do not really know what fields are "top-notch". My idea was to do it in either Medical genetics or Molecular biology. I have a Masters in Microbiology(not a US degree) I was more interested in knowing what kind of jobs do you get after you complete the Ph.D program. I tried to surf on the net but no satisfactory answers so far. Hi all,
Since you are a graduate student.I felt like asking this question to you. I am applying for Ph.D program and I am really confused about which field to choose. Being an international student, I do not really know what fields are “top-notch”. My idea was to do it in either Medical genetics or Molecular biology. I have a Masters in Microbiology(not a US degree) I was more interested in knowing what kind of jobs do you get after you complete the Ph.D program.
I tried to surf on the net but no satisfactory answers so far.

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