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Pls I need your advice...am a medical doctor...i just finished with my internship in one of the teaching hospitals in the west...please which country is the best for a medical doctor from Nigeria to work in

If you are ready to re-read pre-clinical stuff and don't mind the loooong process..USA

If you want quick money...UK

If you don't mind learning a new language...Germany.

Canada is a no-go area as opportunities are limited.

Australia is a bit assuring but the process is loooong

Save your money from housejob and start preparing!

A friend of mine from Nigeria works as a locum doctor in a UK NHS A and E unit, he gets paid £500/shift i.e £2500 for a 5 day working week, £10,000 gross per month. When I saw his payslip, I struggled to let go of the temptation to go back to school and study medicine.

Do your UK PLAB exams and pass them. The UK remains one of the best places to work and make good money as medical professionals. The UK decision to leave EU will leave a massive gap in the NHS which will be filled by doctors from non-EU countries, many EU medical professionals working in the NHS are already leaving.

claremont:
A friend of mine from Nigeria works as a locum doctor in a UK NHS A and E unit, he gets paid £500/shift i.e £2500 for a 5 day working week, £10,000 gross per month. When I saw his payslip, I struggled to let go of the temptation to go back to school and study medicine.

Do your UK PLAB exams and pass them. The UK remains one of the best places to work and make good money as medical professionals. The UK decision to leave EU will leave a massive gap in the NHS which will be filled by doctors from non-EU countries, many EU medical professionals working in the NHS are already leaving.

Lol! However, that salary per month is not the final take home. Taxes and insurances will be taken out of the salary.


BTW, how much is the average monthly salaries of doctors in Nigeria?

Beautyaddy:
Lol! However, that salary per month is not the final take home. Taxes and insurances will be taken out of the salary.


BTW, how much is the average monthly salaries of doctors in Nigeria?

I mentioned 'gross'.

Even with the taxes it's still very good pay as locum's work via a limited company so they pay less tax and can deduct some expenses.

Beautyaddy:
Lol! However, that salary per month is not the final take home. Taxes and insurances will be taken out of the salary.


BTW, how much is the average monthly salaries of doctors in Nigeria?

BLACKBOY19:
If you are ready to re-read pre-clinical stuff and don't mind the loooong process..USA

If you want quick money...UK

If you don't mind learning a new language...Germany.

Canada is a no-go area as opportunities are limited.

Australia is a bit assuring but the process is loooong

Save your money from housejob and start preparing!

What about UAE and Qatar??

Beautyaddy:
Lol! However, that salary per month is not the final take home. Taxes and insurances will be taken out of the salary.


BTW, how much is the average monthly salaries of doctors in Nigeria?

It doesn't matter bro , even if they tax 70% of that money , you still going home with £3000 per month , how many people in Nigeria earn that kind of money legally ?

RichForever7:
What about UAE and Qatar??

I don't know.

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Irrespective of taxes that is a very good salary that is higher than average and as locum he is working via a limited company which means less tax and he is also able to claim certain expenses as tax deductible.

Beautyaddy:
Lol! However, that salary per month is not the final take home. Taxes and insurances will be taken out of the salary.


BTW, how much is the average monthly salaries of doctors in Nigeria?