Hello fellow Scientists.


This general thread is intended for Nigerian-trained Medical Laboratory Scientists who are seeking better opportunities abroad, such as in the UK, USA, Canada, Australia, and other countries.

I created this thread owing to the fact I have searched Nairaland and am yet to see a Japa thread for Nigerian medical laboratory scientists.

I only found the Medical Laboratory Scientists forum but it seems not to be active.

So, all intending migrant Scientists should meet here to discuss, rub minds and share tips cum ideas about how to migrate to different countries (Ireland, UK, Canada, Australia, USA etc,. including their respective Visa requirements, certifications, costs and exams.

Thanks.

I hear say na lab technicians them dey practise as for obodo oyibo. Equivalent as laboratory technician here


Na doctors wey specialise in haematology in their residency dey call the shots in obodo oyibo labs, not med lab

Where did you get that information from?
That's a fallacy.
I like the fact that you said it is hearsay.

Ebubu3:
I hear say na lab technicians them dey practise as for obodo oyibo. Equivalent as laboratory technician here


Na doctors wey specialise in haematology in their residency dey call the shots in obodo oyibo labs, not med lab

Later in the day, I will talk about how to migrate to the republic of Ireland as a Nigerian-trained medical laboratory scientist.

Very good move we are waiting

I have my HCPC registration for UK as a medical laboratory scientist but getting a job is not easy .

Check Australia requirements! Helicase I'm still waiting for the Republic of Ireland updates.

ublu:
I have my HCPC registration for UK as a medical laboratory scientist but getting a job is not easy .

Work on your supporting info and they also look at years of experience.

I have decided to create a separate thread for it and then share the link here.

Villagepeople1:
Check Australia requirements! Helicase I'm still waiting for the Republic of Ireland updates.

As promised,
Here is the thread on how to migrate to the Republic of Ireland as a medical laboratory scientist.


https://www.nairaland.com/7823668/migrating-ireland-medical-laboratory-scientist#125482550

Helicase:



I have decided to create a separate thread for it and then share the link here.

Thanks for your inputs.

Helicase:
As promised,
Here is the thread on how to migrate to the Republic of Ireland as a medical laboratory scientist.


https://www.nairaland.com/7823668/migrating-ireland-medical-laboratory-scientist#125482550

Ebubu3:
I hear say na lab technicians them dey practise as for obodo oyibo. Equivalent as laboratory technician here


Na doctors wey specialise in haematology in their residency dey call the shots in obodo oyibo labs, not med lab

Big lies.. Clinical Lab Scientists are different from Lab technicians in the USA. They don't even write the same exams.

With years of experience, M.Sc or PhD as a Specialist Medical Lab Scientist in Micro, Hematology or Chem path, you are eligible to be Medical Lab Director.

To practise in the USA, write your ASCPi, get Visascreen, and start applying for jobs from Nigeria (H1-B) visa sponsorship are available for many positions, if you have the ASCPi and Visascreen.

It is expensive but it is worth it.

Hello guys, I'm working towards taking the ASCP exams this year. I'd love to know if anyone has study materials to share because all I've been coming across are scamers, I feel this is a safer space to ask for it. Thank you

ublu:
I have my HCPC registration for UK as a medical laboratory scientist but getting a job is not easy .

UK is saturated for now, face Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Ireland, USA. Be ready to write exams for some of them.