Rotation!
Apr 18th 2010 10:28
I passed the exam! I'm a doctor in Okinawa now:)
The conference starts at 7:30 every day.
I feel happy if I can come home at 8pm.
I have evening shifts twice per week. (It means that I have to work from 7:30 in the morning to 8pm at the next day. )
The pay is low.
This is the Japanese resident program.
But Okinawa is really nice place! Beautiful beach, nice wind, not cold!
The conference starts at 7:30 every day.
I feel happy if I can come home at 8pm.
I have evening shifts twice per week. (It means that I have to work from 7:30 in the morning to 8pm at the next day. )
The pay is low.
This is the Japanese resident program.
But Okinawa is really nice place! Beautiful beach, nice wind, not cold!
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But Okinawa is a really nice place!
What sort of conference is it? Could it be "consultations" that start at 7:30 every day?
Rotation!
I passed the exam!
I'm a doctor in Okinawa now:)
The conference starts at 7:30am every day.
I feel happy if I can come home at 8pm.
I have two evening shifts per week.
(It means that I have to work from 7:30 in the morning to 8pm at the next day.
)
The pay is low.
This is the Japanese resident program.
But Okinawa is a really nice place!
Beautiful beaches, nice windy but not cold!
The conference starts at 7:30 (am)every day.
I'll be happy if I can come home at 8pm.
(It means that I have to work from 7:30 amin the morning to 8pm at the next day.
But Okinawa is a really nice place!
Beautiful beach, nice wind, and it's not cold!
おめでとうございます！
This is the Japanese residency program. It's probably better to stick to "resident" when referring to an actual person only and "residency" to describe your program.