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wasak:
just scrolling nd this caught my eye. I'm a BUK student too..but law

wow daz kul. i'v graduated dis year sha

rooqee120:
"With my B.Physiotherapy, i cn b do wat i wanna do, only me can do better"... I neva regret being in medical school, evn though dia wia ups and downs...bt thank God, today i am an intern physiotherapist and i am really enjoyn it with passion...plus d fat salary too...*wink*

Pls, i would like to know the difference between physiotherapy and med rehab.

Francesxavier:
Pls, i would like to know the difference between physiotherapy and med rehab.

No difference.Some schools just call it medical rehabilitation.
Physiotherapy is medical rehabilitation.

Francesxavier:
Pls, i would like to know the difference between physiotherapy and med rehab.

No diff. Jxt an altetnative name

rooqee120:
No diff. Jxt an altetnative name

So, what does it entail because i plan to study it.

adewumiopeyemi:
@daxon u also study medicine....

studied actually

thorpido:
No difference.Some schools just call it medical rehabilitation.
Physiotherapy is medical rehabilitation.

wow!didn't even occur 2 me dat dey'r d same

Francesxavier:
So, what does it entail because i plan to study it.

physiotherapy is a clinical health science dt deals wit prevention, treatment and rehabilitation of patient/client using physical means wit minimal or no usage of drugs

rooqee120:
physiotherapy is a clinical health science dt deals wit prevention, treatment and rehabilitation of patient/client using physical means wit minimal or no usage of drugs

Thank you.

I don't regret studying medicine at all.
With it u can work anywhere....
Though, upon graduation I never took it like a champion's league, it was like a going through the university normally, then may be securing a massive business outlet (I love business) It was until JOHESU made me to realise how important I am in the society......that

rooqee120:
wow daz kul. i'v graduated dis year sha

Okay. God's willing i should graduate next year too

in 300l. mcb already unilorin and got med in lasu.. should i leave the former for latter?

adrelanine:
in 300l. mcb already unilorin and got med in lasu.. should i leave the former for latter?

if thats where your passion lies, why not?

Doclight, which of the Uni. Coll. of Medicine are you schooling? Just asking thou...

daxon001:
Hate everitin about it nao.wish I ad gone 4 somtin else.med ain't worth all d attention 1 bit.take it 4rm me

Hmmm! now this is what i'm tryna point out! So what's up now? which school? and would u hv choosed engineering over med?

DoctorAbu:
Regrets wan kill me. Graduating in 2 months time, already weighing up alternatives. Surely the future is away from this practice

Chai! speechless!

Doclight:
Hmmm! now this is what i'm tryna point out! So what's up now? which school? and would u hv choosed engineering over med?

UI,chemistry.burst ur bubble right?

daxon001:
UI,chemistry.burst ur bubble right?

Lolz.

fear dey catch person oh. I love medicine so much that it took me years to get it. why would I regret? if I sing of any regret, my dad go gun me down, he warned me tho. if I didn't study medicine, I would love to be an international known dancer.

DoctorAbu:
Regrets wan kill me. Graduating in 2 months time, already weighing up alternatives. Surely the future is away from this practice

Lol , I think they should review the Health sector scheme. To me apart from the passion most people always harp on, such profession should be able to put food on one's table. I don't believe in average living. After all the stress , Call up and lack of time for one's family one will still end up receiving a peanut as salary. To me Medicine is only sweet for those that had attained the position of consultant who are receiving N700,000 above. And u know what it takes to get to a consultant position. It still requires many years of studies. Seriously Med Docs deserve a very extremely fat salary to compensate for all the stress but the system is not helping matters in Nigeria making alot of Zealous Med Docs to get frustrated. House officers shouldn't be receiving nothing less than N300,000 under normal condition. God will help us

kayciano:
I don't regret studying medicine at all.
With it u can work anywhere....
Though, upon graduation I never took it like a champion's league, it was like a going through the university normally, then may be securing a massive business outlet (I love business) It was until JOHESU made me to realise how important I am in the society......that

Whats the rough estimate of the salary of Docs for now?

Regret![s][/s]

In medicine?

rooqee120:
"With my B.Physiotherapy, i cn b do wat i wanna do, only me can do better"... I neva regret being in medical school, evn though dia wia ups and downs...bt thank God, today i am an intern physiotherapist and i am really enjoyn it with passion...plus d fat salary too...*wink*

Hi,Where are you doing your internship? did you do clinical in school? what level? what is physiotherapy like?

I think high school graduates are always too young to decide if medicine is what they really want to be committed to for the rest of their life. Hence, medicine shouldn't be a first degree, but rather a second degree.

Developed country adopt the second degree system, because by then, student know the magnitude of what they're getting themselves into. In a country like Nigeria, the issue of job security comes first before satisfaction and happiness, it should however be in the other way round, because a sad doctor can't treat a happy patient successfully.

#JustMy2Cent.

Ghyft:
Hi,Where are you doing your internship? did you do clinical in school? what level? what is physiotherapy like?

i'm doin my internshp presently in Uni ilorin teachn hosp. And yes i went through alot of clinicals in 400L and 500L. All in all, it ws grt studing physiotherapy.

rooqee120:
i'm doin my internshp presently in Uni ilorin teachn hosp. And yes i went through alot of clinicals in 400L and 500L. All in all, it ws grt studing physiotherapy.

What is the payment range for Interns there?

iwriterng:
I think high school graduates are always too young to decide if medicine is what they really want to be committed to for the rest of their life. Hence, medicine shouldn't be a first degree, but rather a second degree.

Developed country adopt the second degree system, because by then, student know the magnitude of what they're getting themselves into. In a country like Nigeria, the issue of job security comes first before satisfaction and happiness, it should however be in the other way round, because a sad doctor can't treat a happy patient successfully.

#JustMy2Cent.

VERY CORRECT

Madeu:
What is the payment range for Interns there?

dependn on d course, its btw 110-150k

rooqee120:
dependn on d course, its btw 110-150k

And you as a physiotherapist? can I send you an Email?

Ghyft:
And you as a physiotherapist? can I send you an Email?

jxt within dat range. sure u can.

rooqee120:
dependn on d course, its btw 110-150k

Thanks!

Madeu:
Thanks!

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