₦airaland Forum

shortgun:
He's right, in the UK, you can become a medical doctor through apprenticeship without studying medicine in any University.
Embrace the change the world brings.

SirLakes:
dey play ohhh, its not like hair dresser as he described it

adioolayi:
We understand the MBBS ..Being a double degree.... Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery.....and it's justified they are "Doctors"... Adding Doctor to Pharmacy sounds somehow...in all honesty.

SirLakes:
auxillary nurses and doctors bah, like the one wey allegedly dey involved with the kpai incident of mohbad

tnerro1:
All of them will still japa at the slightest opportunity, so never celebrate yet till they improve the conditions of service

Bluntemperor:
Did you take time to read and digest and have deep understanding of the phenomenon,on the above Matters- between the Medical Practice and the Pharmacy and Other related Matters in the Medical Lines above.That is just by the way.
Something is Fundamentally Wrong Somewhere here-
So How Many Years would it take to be aligned with the Doctor Nomenclatures - either this alignment,as many Doctors have Clinical years , before being qualified OR
-Is Nigerian Govt- just adding their Own Dr to the Pharmacy?
In Nigeria, don't be Surprised that One Oga that is Closed to the Power or Presidency - might just be Using Political tools to tell you ' As in Global Practice'
-There is nothing Politicians cannot do in Nigeria, including Interfering in Our Academics- for their Selfish idiocy and this is one of the Reasons,why the World 🌎 don't take us Seriously 😒.
It's Part of the Corruption in the Systems!

Jerryhare:
NUT should act fast upgrading educational degree to something reasonable

SirLakes:
na wetin you dey use compare hair dressing be this fah, no be so ohh...........egbon dey calm down

Medical Doctor Apprenticeship NHS Entry Requirements
The medical doctor degree apprenticeship entry requirements are similar to the typical rigorous prerequisites to study medicine. However, since each university has its own application process and each apprentice will be employed by a different NHS trust, requirement discrepancies can come up.

Generally, prospective apprentices will need to:

Have high A-level grades in sciences, such as Biology and Chemistry. Some universities may also ask for Mathematics and Physics
Have strong grades in GCSEs with ESFA-approved Maths and English Level 2
Participate in an interview
Both the employing NHS trust and the medical school will set additional requirements. These prerequisites may include:
Access to Medicine’ or ‘Access to Science’ course achieved within the past 5 years (30 Distinction & 15 Merit)
2:1 or above in a university-approved Science or Allied Health degree achieved within the past 5 years
2:1 or above degree in a non-Science/Allied Health subject with either of the following achieved within 5 years: A Level in either Biology, Chemistry or Physics A-Level (B grade or above)
Additional assessments of the candidate's capability for academic learning and evaluations of their personal qualities, interpersonal skills, and behaviours suitable for a medical career.


dey play ohhhhh, doctor na noble profession and will remain that way, not for kamaru and sule wey no go school

see the roadside mechanic doctor requirements here D00msDay shortgun

NairaMaster1:
As men of honour.....

adioolayi:
We understand the MBBS ..Being a double degree.... Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery.....and it's justified they are "Doctors"... Adding Doctor to Pharmacy sounds somehow...in all honesty.

TenQ:
Pharmacists seem to be more strategic than the Medical doctors. With this, they have closed the gap between themselves and the Medical doctors.

Now, a Pharmacist can be an MD of a Hospital and ultimately become Minister of Health in Nigeria.

Kudos.

MatrixCircle:
It means nothing. UK has started teaching Medicine through apprenticeship. You don't need go to University to be a Doctor. Now na handwork just like mechanics and hair dressering salon.

Judolisco:
ehn UK started late....it has been happening in Nigeria for years....na why even students dey go practical... No be everything dem dey learn for class

TenQ:
Pharmacists seem to be more strategic than the Medical doctors. With this, they have closed the gap between themselves and the Medical doctors.

Now, a Pharmacist can be an MD of a Hospital and ultimately become Minister of Health in Nigeria.

Kudos.

FreeStuffsNG:
NUC upgrades pharmacy, physiotherapy, optometry degrees to doctor status



https://www.thecable.ng/nuc-upgrades-pharmacy-physiotherapy-optometry-degrees-to-doctor-status/

3ice9ce:
Your tears have just started. Wait till they start accepting Doctors of acupuncture. You will hang yourself with your stethoscope.

Pharmaceutical Doctor
Physiothertic Doctor
Medical Doctor

Just like
Civil Engineer
Mechanical Engineer
Electrical Engineer

Medical doctors have lost this one. No one has the monopoly of the medical knowledge.

shortgun:
He's right, in the UK, you can become a medical doctor through apprenticeship without studying medicine in any University.
Embrace the change the world brings.

jaephoenix:
I sense no pain in his post. He's just telling you each profession is different. Is that too difficult for you to understand? If you have appendicitis would you go to a pharmacist?
Nairaland is being populated by illiterates

3ice9ce:
I'm probably more educated than anyone in your lineage. You are the one crying over MDCN fees.

Your problem is that you are not exposed and you lack foreign exposure in your limited world-view.

Are all Engineers the same?
No
We have Mechanical, Civil, Electrical, Computer, etc

But what are they?
All Engineers.

Are all Doctors the same?
No

We have Physiotherapic, Pharmaceutical, Optometric, Dental, etc.

But you don't want others to be called Doctors?
You have failed.

Maybe this is what will finally break MDCN

Quelme:
There is a medical group that always try to sabotage other group in the the medical field.

Hope they will not go around to sabotage this milestone.

Padipadi:
Abi dem dey craze?
Nigeria currently lacked medical personnel. So this is very welcomed. Training should be top notch.

TenQ:
Pharmacists seem to be more strategic than the Medical doctors. With this, they have closed the gap between themselves and the Medical doctors.

Now, a Pharmacist can be an MD of a Hospital and ultimately become Minister of Health in Nigeria.

Kudos.

stasius:
What of nursing and radiography?

When will they be upgraded to doctor of nursing and doctor of radiography?

This means graduate pharmacists and physiotherapists should earn higher than those who have bachelor of medicine/ bachelor of surgery since their own is doctor of pharmacy and doctor of physiotherapy. That is if we take it that doctor is superior to bachelor.

Kudos to pharmacy and physiotherapy.

3ice9ce:
Your tears have just started. Wait till they start accepting Doctors of acupuncture. You will hang yourself with your stethoscope.

Pharmaceutical Doctor
Physiothertic Doctor
Medical Doctor

Just like
Civil Engineer
Mechanical Engineer
Electrical Engineer

Medical doctors have lost this one. No one has the monopoly of the medical knowledge.

Osoboshi:
will changing the title add more medical personnel or change there job specifications

FreeStuffsNG:
NUC upgrades pharmacy, physiotherapy, optometry degrees to doctor status



https://www.thecable.ng/nuc-upgrades-pharmacy-physiotherapy-optometry-degrees-to-doctor-status/

Padipadi:
One of the few good decisions seen recently by this FG. This is laudable

shortgun:
He's right, in the UK, you can become a medical doctor through apprenticeship without studying medicine in any University.
Embrace the change the world brings.