My dad worked for a while in the Middle East, he said it was a very relaxing period of his adult life. However he did have moral qualms about how certain groups were opressed there. But hey, I enjoyed the hotels! And the sea is a like a hot bath
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My dad worked for a while in the Middle East, he said it was a very relaxing period of his adult life. However he did have moral qualms about how certain groups were opressed there. But hey, I enjoyed the hotels! And the sea is a like a hot bath
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2:1 BSc(Hons) Imperial, London Pharmacology
MB BS Imperial, London
5th year as a Doctor.
I'm planning / hoping to move into Management Consultancy. Most of the Middle East has pretty rudimentary healthcare, and Dubai has just built 13 new hospitals as part of encouraging the locals to be treated in the country. So it would be either as a generalist or a specialist.
I'd like to work for McKinsey / PA Consulting / BCG.
Concerning a country, it's good to hear that the ones you mention are also the ones I was thinking of. Quatar has pots of dosh at the moment, and is only slightly more non-Western than Dubai; Saudi Arabia would be too far, although I'd happily do engagements there if requested.
An enemy that wishes to die for their country is the best sort to face - you both have the same aim in mind.
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