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As far as I know, very many doctors and specialists in Malaysia have certificates from Edinburgh behind their names and which they proudly display on their office walls. From living in Kuala Lumpur for 12 years I never saw a non-Malaysian doctor and that was by going to Gleneagles, Pantai, Prince Court, Tung Shin and some smaller clinics. Also, I always thought that doctors rent a space in these hospitals and set up their practice this way, and when successful they sometimes open their own place outside. That's why they all charge different rates to their patients, which in general is around MYR150-250 just for consultation for a regular specialist. Anyway, I might be completely wrong here as I am just making assumptions...

Why don't you contact some of the larger hospitals and see what they say? I'm not sure there would be many foreign doctors here in this group working in Malaysia to advise you.

@wyngrove60

聽 helloo, I did not even know contacting the hospitals was an option and setting up clinics inside, so even that is helpful. Yes my dr title is from England so I hope it will be valued. Thanks for putting the names of hospitals in, I will contact them.

As a clinical psychologist I am mental health trained (CBT, Systemic, Anxiety, depression, trauma, cognitive assessments, Alzheimers, child development, eating disorders, schizophrenia etc), rather than physical health trained.

kind regards.

Yeah I don't know anything about that as I'm very sane....lol.

But anyway, I have never heard of foreign doctors working in KL so I am really not the right person to give advice. It might be that you stand zero chance of working in Malaysia, I just don't know.

Malaysia you only get psychiatrists, and it's "pump em full of drugs" approach. I know as聽 am ex had a psychiatrist.

You are barking up the wrong tree. Forget Malaysia. Maybe in a couple of gens it will become聽 a viable career, but now no.