IwillSucced:
davidol

Timothy3113:



In Nigeria system anything goes, we have axillary nurses standing as docs, unqualified personnel dispensing drugs, e.t.c. In that kind of setting, anyone that can recognize reticulocyte, culture micro organisms e.t.c in respective of his degree can be employed as a clinical chemist.

In a standard hospitals (FMC, teaching hospitals, specialist hospitals), all laboratory are manned by licensed Medical laboratory Scientists. Each country have there own regulatory bodies for Medical Laboratory ( nig MlsCn, Australia Aimls).


Any biochemistry graduate working in a hospital that is licensed, must be an Associate of Med laboratory science. And they have stopped the program.

Maj196:
95% of those that studied it wished they didn't because they've not been able to secure a job after graduation.

Timothy3113:
biochemist don't work in the hospital as clinical chemist( chemical pathologist). Those who work in the hospital as clinical chemist are medical Laboratory Scientists..

Maj196:
Biochemistry has zero prospects in Nigeria dunno about d other one though

whitebeard:
Bio has more job opportunities

timwudz:
The one your brain can carry...

Biochemistry is good, but little or no job opportunities in Nigeria for that course..
chemical science, na die