Times Online, 26 Mar 2009
Mujeeb-ul-Rehman Shaikh, a UK-trained physiotherapist, made the move to Singapore little more than six months ago, Roger Dobson writes. The 24-year-old who was born and grew up in the UK, wrote to the major hospitals and had a job offer almost immediately from Singapore’s National University Hospital.
“The whole process from application to starting work only took about two weeks,” he said. “That included getting the work pass and standard medical examination. I believe there are more career opportunities in Singapore as there is a shortage of therapists.
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