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Pure, Applied, Industrial & Bio Chemists' Zone by vicshownero(m): 5:46pm On Dec 24, 2011
Both fresh and old graduates in chemistry lets discuss job opportunities and various establishment where we can fit in!
Re: Pure, Applied, Industrial & Bio Chemists' Zone by vicshownero(m): 6:54pm On Dec 24, 2011
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Re: Pure, Applied, Industrial & Bio Chemists' Zone by yamakuza: 7:18pm On Dec 24, 2011
vicshownero:

Fellow graduates of chemistry,pls i like to be informed on professional certifications Wc one can apply for and will thereafter boost the chamber of securing a job.Then as a fresh graduate of chemistry,pls wat do u think should be the next line of action?

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Re: Pure, Applied, Industrial & Bio Chemists' Zone by moshoodn(m): 1:28pm On Jan 06, 2012
vicshownero:

Fellow graduates of chemistry,pls i like to be informed on professional certifications Wc one can apply for and will thereafter boost the chamber of securing a job.Then as a fresh graduate of chemistry,pls wat do u think should be the next line of action?
well, i would advice you go for your masters and maybe diversify into public health.
Re: Pure, Applied, Industrial & Bio Chemists' Zone by yamakuza: 1:49pm On Jan 06, 2012
^ so, no hope for pure chemists unless they delve into the health industry?
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Any additional professional bodies/certifications?
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Thanks, and welcome!
Re: Pure, Applied, Industrial & Bio Chemists' Zone by moshoodn(m): 5:12pm On Jan 06, 2012
yamakuza:

^ so, no hope for pure chemists unless they delve into the health industry?
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Any additional professional bodies/certifications?
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Thanks, and welcome!

Well there is plenty hope. . .just that the scope is limited. . .
And most of the professional bodies are either redundant or not really recognized.
I'm a biochemist who roll with chemists and i get this facts from them.
Re: Pure, Applied, Industrial & Bio Chemists' Zone by Nosyke(m): 4:55pm On Jan 07, 2012
moshoodn:

Well there is plenty hope. .  .just that the scope is limited. . .
And most of the professional bodies are either redundant or not really recognized.
I'm a biochemist who roll with chemists and i get this facts from them.

Well, Me I also did Biochemistry,apparently there are limited opportunities for Biochemists, I am actually into Public Health at the moment and want to grow in it(especially M & E).
Any advise on how to grow in the publlic Health sector?, (growth routes, necessary certifications/skills in order to grow)
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Re: Pure, Applied, Industrial & Bio Chemists' Zone by JagaJaga1: 8:50pm On Jan 07, 2012
@Nosyke I also studied biochemistry. I did my NYSC with NACA - a public health agency - because I wanted to have a career in the public health sector but I felt my industrial training with a research institute was more challenging than what was obtainable at NACA where staff were only busy when we had an upcoming program [which were short and happens about 4 times in a year]. I want to be a lecturer/researcher so I have decided to try for a masters enroute to a PhD in a foreign university so that I may be able to get a research position with them on completion of studies. Right now I'm kinda idle and will welcome any job openings you have to keep me busy till I leave for my dream this year.

~the only degree I know of that will catapult you to the top in the public health sector is a MSc degree in public health. Albeit, I know a guy that works with IHVN with just a 2.2 degree in microbiology but, he was sent on M&E training in South Africa. The dude is doing very fine.
Re: Pure, Applied, Industrial & Bio Chemists' Zone by moshoodn(m): 9:11pm On Jan 07, 2012
Jaga Jaga:

@Nosyke I also studied biochemistry. I did my NYSC with NACA - a public health agency - because I wanted to have a career in the public health sector but I felt my industrial training with a research institute was more challenging than what was obtainable at NACA where staff were only busy when we had an upcoming program [which were short and happens about 4 times in a year]. I want to be a lecturer/researcher so I have decided to try for a masters enroute to a PhD in a foreign university so that I may be able to get a research position with them on completion of studies. Right now I'm kinda idle and will welcome any job openings you have to keep me busy till I leave for my dream this year.

~the only degree I know of that will catapult you to the top in the public health sector is a MSc degree in public health. Albeit, I know a guy that works with IHVN with just a 2.2 degree in microbiology but, he was sent on M&E training in South Africa. The dude is doing very fine.
Nosyke:

Well, Me I also did Biochemistry,apparently there are limited opportunities for Biochemists, I am actually into Public Health at the moment and want to grow in it(especially M & E).
Any advise on how to grow in the publlic Health sector?, (growth routes, necessary certifications/skills in order to grow)
]


True talks. . . In Nigeria here, public health rocks.
But if you intend to travel out for your MSc. and Phd, i'll advise you go into genetics.
Thats what i intend doing too soonest, even though i'm in IT now to make ends meet.
Re: Pure, Applied, Industrial & Bio Chemists' Zone by Nosyke(m): 10:14pm On Jan 07, 2012
moshoodn:

True talks. . . In Nigeria here, public health rocks.
But if you intend to travel out for your MSc. and Phd, i'll advise you go into genetics.
Thats what i intend doing too soonest, even though i'm in IT now to make ends meet.

Why do you advise so?[
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@Nosyke I also studied biochemistry. I did my NYSC with NACA - a public health agency - because I wanted to have a career  in the public health sector but I felt my industrial training with a research institute was more challenging than what was obtainable at NACA where staff were only busy when we had an upcoming program [which were short and happens about 4 times in a year].  I want to be a lecturer/researcher so I have decided to try for a masters enroute to a PhD in a foreign university so that I may be able to get a research position with them on completion of studies. Right now I'm kinda idle and will welcome any job openings you have to keep me busy till I leave for my dream this year.

~the only degree I know of that will catapult you to the top in the public health sector is a MSc degree in public health. Albeit, I know a guy that works with IHVN with just a 2.2 degree in microbiology but, he was sent on M&E training in South Africa. The dude is doing very fine. 
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Yeah, My Organisation has done couple of assignments for NACA (dont wanna give names but I'm sure you'l know it).Maybe NACA might not be as challenging as you want it but trust me organisations like Actionaid, USAID, PATHS2 dont have a dull moment always active.   
I also intend doing a master's in Public Health but I dont seem to get Unis in Nigeria that Offer M.Sc Public Health to Non Medical Doctors.@Your friend, wow I'm happy for him, hope to reach that level too 
Experienced seniors please contibute and Let's keep this thread alive, Please supermoderators bring this on the home page   
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Re: Pure, Applied, Industrial & Bio Chemists' Zone by moshoodn(m): 6:36am On Jan 09, 2012
I advised genetics due to the fact that its more appreciated abroad trust me.
Besides, diversion into public health in Nigeria is downstream for Biochemists, and Chemists especially. . . But genetics is mainstream cos its an extension of us as Biochemists and it flows easily. . .we become the best faster.
Re: Pure, Applied, Industrial & Bio Chemists' Zone by Nosyke(m): 8:01am On Jan 09, 2012
moshoodn:

I advised genetics due to the fact that its more appreciated abroad trust me.
Besides, diversion into public health in Nigeria is downstream for Biochemists, and Chemists especially. . . But genetics is mainstream cos its an extension of us as Biochemists and it flows easily. . .we become the best faster.

What do mean by the bolded?
Yeah, I know it flows naturally, here in Nigeria, Research based work isnt really lucrative
Re: Pure, Applied, Industrial & Bio Chemists' Zone by moshoodn(m): 9:40am On Jan 09, 2012
Nosyke:

What do mean by the bolded?
Yeah, I know it flows naturally, here in Nigeria, Research based work isnt really lucrative

Well, research isn't lucrative in Nigeria at all except you get some grants from overs maybe.
What i meant by the bolded is if you intend to study and work abroad.
Re: Pure, Applied, Industrial & Bio Chemists' Zone by yamakuza: 10:15am On Jan 09, 2012
^ how is public health downstream?

What is downstream?
Re: Pure, Applied, Industrial & Bio Chemists' Zone by moshoodn(m): 3:49pm On Jan 09, 2012
moshoodn:

I advised genetics due to the fact that its more appreciated abroad trust me.
Besides, diversion into public health in Nigeria is downstream for Biochemists, and Chemists especially. . . But genetics is mainstream cos its an extension of us as Biochemists and it flows easily. . .we become the best faster.
its not the public health sector that is downstream, don't misquote me, its the careers (biochemistry and chemistry) delving into the sector thats i meant what i meant simply is that its like flowing away from the career.
Re: Pure, Applied, Industrial & Bio Chemists' Zone by semid4lyfe(m): 12:32pm On Jan 13, 2012
yamakuza:
^ how is public health downstream?

What is downstream?

FEDGO boy, grin did you also study Biochemistry? tongue
Re: Pure, Applied, Industrial & Bio Chemists' Zone by semid4lyfe(m): 3:30pm On Jan 13, 2012
yamakuza:

What brings u hia?

Career section na for efrybodi nah. . .abi you dey pursue me ni? grin

Anyway, to answer your question, I dey come hia wella. . .only thing be sey I no dey post


yamakuza:

Lolz. 4 wia? I no fit o!

Too many complex structures with funny sounding names all waiting to react?

Bros, u nor lie. Femi Kuti talk sey 1+1 is 2, 2+2 is 4 but when you start to divide XYZ all over 159, you want to scatter your head grin

yamakuza:

U nko? Are you a chemist?

Mba
Re: Pure, Applied, Industrial & Bio Chemists' Zone by semid4lyfe(m): 4:22pm On Jan 13, 2012
yamakuza:

what can we do to change that?

Too many stalkers in stealth mode in this section.

Begin dey pay people to post. . .SIMPLES! tongue
Re: Pure, Applied, Industrial & Bio Chemists' Zone by moshoodn(m): 5:47pm On Jan 13, 2012
semid4lyfe:

Begin dey pay people to post. . .SIMPLES! tongue
Boy! That had be great. . . So we can now talk bout serotonin, adrenaline, and others.
Re: Pure, Applied, Industrial & Bio Chemists' Zone by Nosyke(m): 9:44pm On Jan 13, 2012
moshoodn:

Boy! That had be great. . . So we can now talk bout serotonin, adrenaline, and others.

and alpha helix structure, TCA Cycle,glycolytic cycle grin grin grin grin
Re: Pure, Applied, Industrial & Bio Chemists' Zone by moshoodn(m): 8:12am On Jan 14, 2012
Nosyke:


and alpha helix structure, TCA Cycle,glycolytic cycle grin grin grin grin

Thats a mark of a true biochemist!
Re: Pure, Applied, Industrial & Bio Chemists' Zone by Nosyke(m): 8:37am On Jan 14, 2012
moshoodn:

Thats a mark of a true biochemist!

cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy
Re: Pure, Applied, Industrial & Bio Chemists' Zone by Nobody: 10:16am On Jan 14, 2012
I'm a biochemist too cheesy grin, I graduated last year, yet to go for NYSC, the few responses here have been insightful smiley
Re: Pure, Applied, Industrial & Bio Chemists' Zone by moshoodn(m): 11:58am On Jan 14, 2012
bhusayor:

I'm a biochemist too cheesy grin, I graduated last year, yet to go for NYSC, the few responses here have been insightful smiley
Welcome to the house lady. . . Alma mater pls?
Re: Pure, Applied, Industrial & Bio Chemists' Zone by vicshownero(m): 9:13am On Jan 16, 2012
smiley
Re: Pure, Applied, Industrial & Bio Chemists' Zone by moshoodn(m): 1:19pm On Jan 16, 2012
Sorry bro, we didn't intend to take over your thread. . . We're just saying hi.
Amen to your prayer.
Re: Pure, Applied, Industrial & Bio Chemists' Zone by Nobody: 3:11pm On Jan 22, 2012
Do agree with the position of element Hydrogen on the periodic table. Comment.
Re: Pure, Applied, Industrial & Bio Chemists' Zone by Nosyke(m): 9:39am On Jan 23, 2012
rx steve:

Do agree with the position of element Hydrogen on the periodic table. Comment.

No I dont agree because I have been looking for it in real life but cant see it. Hope someone points it out to me.
Re: Pure, Applied, Industrial & Bio Chemists' Zone by Nobody: 10:51am On Jan 23, 2012
No jokes pls
Re: Pure, Applied, Industrial & Bio Chemists' Zone by Nosyke(m): 11:02am On Jan 23, 2012
rx steve:

No jokes pls
Mtscheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeewwwwwwwwwww
Re: Pure, Applied, Industrial & Bio Chemists' Zone by Nobody: 11:18am On Jan 23, 2012
SsssShiorrrrrr
Re: Pure, Applied, Industrial & Bio Chemists' Zone by yamakuza: 3:55pm On Jan 23, 2012
Where's the joke?

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