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the general84: A clinical residency programme (as is to be found in the last year of Pharm D programme) usually involves a close contact with patients with a sense of responsibility. IMO that cannot be found in a student. Will students take night calls to care for the patients? Would students be available for patient care 24hrs a day (even in shifts)? I think not.

sane point here bt,
I will like to remind you that the last year is the 6th year(not the 5th year as in B. Pharm) and in that regard there will be time no much acada works again.
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Pls, hw can I get hold of this curriculum?

Even medical students can't have adequate contact with patients during their training because they have lectures, studying/ reading to attend to. That is why the residency programme of medical Doctors is a postgraduate programme involving working (both supervised and unsupervised) and training/ learning before a medical Doctor can call himself/herself a specialist/consultant. I would like to ask the Pharmacists and even the general public what their reaction would be if medical Doctors decided to increase Medicine and Surgery undergraduate programme from 6yrs to 9/10yrs claiming that the additional 3 or 4yrs is clinical residency after which the [b]fresh graduate would be regarded as a specialist/consultant? Won't there be indignation and fear at being treated by such "specialists"?[/b]

to be able to practice in d US, u must b like a consultant of Nigeria.

The Pharm D programme should be a postgraduate clinical residency done in hospitals under the College of Pharmacy certification. There, the Pharmacist is in close working relationship with patients alongside learning.

nt bad though, bt dat means we wil be subjected to post-graduate training if we choose to spend some years in the US bt, with which money?

Pharm. D? B. Pharm?
Pharm. D encompases wider curriculum than B. Pharm so, a graduate of Pharm. D can do what a grad. Of B. Pharm will do. The additions starts from 400level.
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Will it be of help? YES of cos.
HOW? ,

the pharmacist is
physically present and professionally active to
contribute to the positive outcomes of drug
therapy. In addition, he is able to save drug costs
and to avoid unnecessary wastages because of his
intervention at the right time before drug
administration.
“After drug administration, he also monitors the
action of the drug and the response of the patient
as well as making necessary interventions to
minimize drug-related problems.

I hope the quoted tells you something.
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What is it about that title Dr?
It wunt be fair if you possess a Doctor of Pharmacy degree and wunt bear Dr.
Bt, the fact that u bear Dr doesnt change the fact that you are a Pharmacist.
. . . . . Most of those studying Medicine dont really knw that their real name is Physician and dat the DOCTOR title in full is MEDICAL DOCTOR so also the pharm. D owner is PHARMACEUTICAL DOCTOR(DOCTOR of PHARMACY).
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As for the person asking if we study Pathology as a pharm. Student. In my UNIPORT FACULTY OF PHARMACY curricullum(which is alike everywhere) Pathology is done in 300level. Common sense will even tell u that u must knw of a disease to bring a drug for it.
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OmolodMilkman93: My bro, hw fa,.... Hope U are enjoyin ur LONG

hmm! bro we just dey o

chimoz: Nigeria will win Germany

Yea, dat wil b d final.

cristen: What is Mikel?
1. A Magician: He's right in front of you for 90
minutes, but you only get to see him for 30
seconds picking up a yellow card.
2. Mikel is a Nigerian Ferrari with the
engine of a Picanto.
3. Mikel is anything that has weight,
occupies space, breathes but remains
stationary.
4. Mikel is a confused strolling object that
has no focus.
5. It is an SI unit for measuring deceleration,
e.g the car decelerated by 2 mikel/sec.
6. The botanical name of a snail, Mikelis
Obilis
7. Anybody who can pass the ball but can't
shoot, cross, head, or be creative. e.g, My
grandma is a Mikel.
8. Mikel is that footballer who is allergic to
goal..

u don finish?

She don learn her lesson.

slim poppa: Mr President, i dont believe you.

I dont think he knws.

Helo

OmolodMilkman93: Pretty bad dat we have lost 6months of discussion,....
Wer is everybody? Adeoladrg, samgreguc, nouveaux, tolurx, stefikal, Hoyeenz, Obinoscopy, TommyBob,....... *d names plenty sha*
no vex if I no remember ur name

oga mi

kobonaire: and so what? We all speak English so does that mean we should play for England or USA?

u dont seem to get it.
The name is what is been said about and I gave reason for the name similarity.
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Hope u knw the name cote d' voire is a french name too?

kobonaire: So Pogba na French name?? It's sounds like one African tribal name oh .... Like the cousin of Drogba

They all speak french.

Doclight: Please can a good citizen, enlist the best 9 o'level subject, 4 a medical student med/surg?

med/surg has just 5 o'level subjects and that's English,Maths,Biology,Chemistry and Physics. The rest are not necessary.

Briggs rowland: xo wat courses are the Jamb combination for geology?


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I think u are talking of O'level requirement or better still, gv a source for d info.

Obilouchechukwu: Hello sam, do u knw the hostel dat's up? It's stil aminu kano on mine but a guy told me it's mandela in his.... Pls hit me back asap.

as at midnight, mine was Aminu K.,
The stuff is fluctuating now maybe due to some students booking and failing to pay.

#Just keep watch incase e just show, catch am.

Briggs rowland: Yep certainly, just like my brother who just got admitted into department of political and adminstrative studies recently, can't complete his clearance coz of mathematics. faced with deferment as the only option.

thats badd. . . . I don't think maths is supposed. God wil help.

phantom: bluntly put, we need it so that the rest of you can kill yourselves over 'minister of health' .

eihyaa. . . . . Hope u knw its nt exclusively for Physicians in the US?

Bro, wake up! and focus on the reason for being a Physician than fighting for unneccessary lordship.

Pls 4 those who wrote the last post utme for mass comm., was literature compulsory? Cos, my sis dont have it in her WAEC and wants to apply mass comm in dis yr JAMB. Help pls!

Pls 4 those who wrote the last post utme for mass comm., was literature compulsory? Cos, my sis dont have it in her waec.

Pls 4 those who wrote the last post utme for mass comm., was literature compulsory?

Nerosoft19: yes. Senior year one wrote chem 131 test today.

lol

Pls is literature a must @ o'level for someone aspiring to study Mass communication in UNI.

Samgreguc: Acting Deputy Surgeon General
U.S. Public Health Service
Rear Admiral (RADM) Scott F. Giberson is the Acting United States Deputy Surgeon General. He supports Acting Surgeon General RADM Boris Lushniak in communicating the best available scientific information to the public regarding ways to improve personal health and the health of the Nation.
RADM Scott Giberson was selected by 18thSurgeon General Regina Benjamin as the first Director, Division of Commissioned Corps Personnel and Readiness (DCCPR) in August, 2011. He had operational leadership for a new Corps infrastructure that provides the management of all personnel and readiness systems for over 6,700 Commissioned Corps officers. This included responsibility and accountability for comprehensive force management for the USPHS Commissioned Corps.

Since March 16, 2010, RADM Giberson has served as Assistant Surgeon General and Chief Professional Officer (CPO), Pharmacy, for the United States Public Health Service (USPHS). As CPO, Pharmacy, he advises the Office of the Surgeon General on career development and management of more than 1150 PHS pharmacists. In addition, he assumed the role of Deputy Surgeon General July 17, 2013.

RADM Giberson began his Corps career in 1994, and has served in roles as a Clinical Pharmacist, Chief Pharmacist, Senior Public Health Advisor, Senior Medical Program Officer, Division Director, and Principal Consultant. In 2001, RADM Giberson responded to the Anthrax attacks in New York City and was later chosen by his peers as the National Coordinator for over 40 Nurse and Pharmacist Response Teams as he worked under the newly-formed Department of Homeland Security. In 2003, RADM Giberson was then detailed to the Department of Defense (DOD) for three years. He served on many international health missions for the U.S. Pacific Command involving more than 23 countries. His bilateral work with specific countries also included Thailand, India, Vietnam, Papua New Guinea, and Australia. He traveled extensively working with foreign militaries on HIV/AIDS and other initiatives. Following his work in the Pacific, he transitioned to the Indian Health Service (IHS) as the Director of the National HIV/AIDS Program.

RADM Giberson maintains dual licensure as a pharmacist and clinician – and has worked as a member of an IHS Family Practice Medical staff for most of his career. RADM Giberson has authored nationally published articles, spoken at venues domestically and internationally, and served as adjunct faculty at multiple universities.

RADM Giberson has received numerous awards across his career including a DOD Meritorious Service Medal. He was recently selected by the American Pharmacists Association as the 2013 Distinguished Federal Pharmacist of the Year and was also a recipient of the 2013 American Society of Health System Pharmacists Award of Excellence. RADM Giberson holds a Bachelors Degree in Pharmacy from Temple University, a Masters Degree in Public Health from the University of Massachusetts, a graduate certificate in Health Emergencies in Large Populations, and received an Honorary Doctor of Science from Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine for his body of work on improvement of patient and health system outcomes through inter-professional collaboration.

Outdoor activities, physical fitness and healthy eating are all key components of RADM Giberson’s daily life. Known to many officers for his early morning workouts, he also remains active through family fitness pursuits and his son’s sports teams. He has competed in a number of athletic activities and more recently, endurance races such as mud runs. He supports the National Prevention Strategyand encourages all Americans to become physically active. Both Acting Deputy Surgeon General Giberson and Acting Surgeon General Lushniak ‘walk-the-walk’ of community health, fitness and wellness.
source

so, isn't he a pharmacist with a Bpharm? Or is it because he has a honorary Doctor of Science?

If its because of the Doctor of Science, then what can we say about the Doctor of Pharmacist?

And don't forget its even a honarary Doctor of Science.

Acting Deputy Surgeon General
U.S. Public Health Service
Rear Admiral (RADM) Scott F. Giberson is the Acting United States Deputy Surgeon General. He supports Acting Surgeon General RADM Boris Lushniak in communicating the best available scientific information to the public regarding ways to improve personal health and the health of the Nation.
RADM Scott Giberson was selected by 18thSurgeon General Regina Benjamin as the first Director, Division of Commissioned Corps Personnel and Readiness (DCCPR) in August, 2011. He had operational leadership for a new Corps infrastructure that provides the management of all personnel and readiness systems for over 6,700 Commissioned Corps officers. This included responsibility and accountability for comprehensive force management for the USPHS Commissioned Corps.

Since March 16, 2010, RADM Giberson has served as Assistant Surgeon General and Chief Professional Officer (CPO), Pharmacy, for the United States Public Health Service (USPHS). As CPO, Pharmacy, he advises the Office of the Surgeon General on career development and management of more than 1150 PHS pharmacists. In addition, he assumed the role of Deputy Surgeon General July 17, 2013.

RADM Giberson began his Corps career in 1994, and has served in roles as a Clinical Pharmacist, Chief Pharmacist, Senior Public Health Advisor, Senior Medical Program Officer, Division Director, and Principal Consultant. In 2001, RADM Giberson responded to the Anthrax attacks in New York City and was later chosen by his peers as the National Coordinator for over 40 Nurse and Pharmacist Response Teams as he worked under the newly-formed Department of Homeland Security. In 2003, RADM Giberson was then detailed to the Department of Defense (DOD) for three years. He served on many international health missions for the U.S. Pacific Command involving more than 23 countries. His bilateral work with specific countries also included Thailand, India, Vietnam, Papua New Guinea, and Australia. He traveled extensively working with foreign militaries on HIV/AIDS and other initiatives. Following his work in the Pacific, he transitioned to the Indian Health Service (IHS) as the Director of the National HIV/AIDS Program.

RADM Giberson maintains dual licensure as a pharmacist and clinician – and has worked as a member of an IHS Family Practice Medical staff for most of his career. RADM Giberson has authored nationally published articles, spoken at venues domestically and internationally, and served as adjunct faculty at multiple universities.

RADM Giberson has received numerous awards across his career including a DOD Meritorious Service Medal. He was recently selected by the American Pharmacists Association as the 2013 Distinguished Federal Pharmacist of the Year and was also a recipient of the 2013 American Society of Health System Pharmacists Award of Excellence. RADM Giberson holds a Bachelors Degree in Pharmacy from Temple University, a Masters Degree in Public Health from the University of Massachusetts, a graduate certificate in Health Emergencies in Large Populations, and received an Honorary Doctor of Science from Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine for his body of work on improvement of patient and health system outcomes through inter-professional collaboration.

Outdoor activities, physical fitness and healthy eating are all key components of RADM Giberson’s daily life. Known to many officers for his early morning workouts, he also remains active through family fitness pursuits and his son’s sports teams. He has competed in a number of athletic activities and more recently, endurance races such as mud runs. He supports the National Prevention Strategyand encourages all Americans to become physically active. Both Acting Deputy Surgeon General Giberson and Acting Surgeon General Lushniak ‘walk-the-walk’ of community health, fitness and wellness.
source

Acting Deputy Surgeon General
U.S. Public Health Service
Rear Admiral (RADM) Scott F. Giberson is the Acting United States Deputy Surgeon General. He supports Acting Surgeon General RADM Boris Lushniak in communicating the best available scientific information to the public regarding ways to improve personal health and the health of the Nation.
RADM Scott Giberson was selected by 18thSurgeon General Regina Benjamin as the first Director, Division of Commissioned Corps Personnel and Readiness (DCCPR) in August, 2011. He had operational leadership for a new Corps infrastructure that provides the management of all personnel and readiness systems for over 6,700 Commissioned Corps officers. This included responsibility and accountability for comprehensive force management for the USPHS Commissioned Corps.

Since March 16, 2010, RADM Giberson has served as Assistant Surgeon General and Chief Professional Officer (CPO), Pharmacy, for the United States Public Health Service (USPHS). As CPO, Pharmacy, he advises the Office of the Surgeon General on career development and management of more than 1150 PHS pharmacists. In addition, he assumed the role of Deputy Surgeon General July 17, 2013.

RADM Giberson began his Corps career in 1994, and has served in roles as a Clinical Pharmacist, Chief Pharmacist, Senior Public Health Advisor, Senior Medical Program Officer, Division Director, and Principal Consultant. In 2001, RADM Giberson responded to the Anthrax attacks in New York City and was later chosen by his peers as the National Coordinator for over 40 Nurse and Pharmacist Response Teams as he worked under the newly-formed Department of Homeland Security. In 2003, RADM Giberson was then detailed to the Department of Defense (DOD) for three years. He served on many international health missions for the U.S. Pacific Command involving more than 23 countries. His bilateral work with specific countries also included Thailand, India, Vietnam, Papua New Guinea, and Australia. He traveled extensively working with foreign militaries on HIV/AIDS and other initiatives. Following his work in the Pacific, he transitioned to the Indian Health Service (IHS) as the Director of the National HIV/AIDS Program.

RADM Giberson maintains dual licensure as a pharmacist and clinician – and has worked as a member of an IHS Family Practice Medical staff for most of his career. RADM Giberson has authored nationally published articles, spoken at venues domestically and internationally, and served as adjunct faculty at multiple universities.

RADM Giberson has received numerous awards across his career including a DOD Meritorious Service Medal. He was recently selected by the American Pharmacists Association as the 2013 Distinguished Federal Pharmacist of the Year and was also a recipient of the 2013 American Society of Health System Pharmacists Award of Excellence. RADM Giberson holds a Bachelors Degree in Pharmacy from Temple University, a Masters Degree in Public Health from the University of Massachusetts, a graduate certificate in Health Emergencies in Large Populations, and received an Honorary Doctor of Science from Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine for his body of work on improvement of patient and health system outcomes through inter-professional collaboration.continue reading. . .

Chimex388: Any surgeon is a physician(i think so) & it is only right dat a surgeon heads it. We mustnt copy evrytin verbatim 4rm d US. The NMA are clamouring for it not d JOHESU(which comprises other health personnels).

whats the supposed key role of the SGF as stated? To oversee the public health. Is public health for doctors alone? NO, NO and absolute NO. The US at first made it 4 physician alone and they later saw its should also be open 4 others due to d acidental demands for physiotherapy, drugs stuffs, nursing service, e.tc .

Beside, NMA always use US as a refence so, reference should also be made to them.

If there should anything we shouldn't copy its the full name. Maybe we use the "Health-General of the Federation" . . .. . . . . .lol or smth like dat.

emekakelvin: sir,he cant study any adminstrative course with his '0'level

y pls?

promisechild: mostly all the courses under social sciences e.g psychology,sociology,accounting,biz admin,marketing,philosophy,history and inter rel,economics,human kinetic,political sci etc

tanx. The person also have accountancy,govt and economics

enny09: Damilola Olusegun Adeaga wrote from UK and I
concur
You can only have positions like surveyor-
general, attorney-general, comptroller-general
etc in cases where only one profession exists in
such system. We have only lawyers in the legal
profession, hence only lawyers can become an
attorney-general. We have only the surveyors
(registered land surveyors of the surveyors
council of Nigeria), hence only a surveyor can
become surveyor-general of the federation; an
engineer cannot be a surveyor-general.
Surveyor-general oversees survey practice only.
He doesn't dabble into the affairs of engineers,
architects and other non-surveyors.
In the health industry, we have more than one
profession (medicine, nursing, pharmacy,
physiotherapy, medical laboratory science and
so on).
The position of Surgeon -general (if it should
be at all) should be to regulate 'medical' (not
health) practices (amongst the doctors only).
How can the surgron-general be in charge of
public health? So as to dominate, dictate to and
control things to their own advantage?
America has such position in their army, and
not for the civilian health system, and the
position is open to doctors and non-doctors. It
is based on merit, and not that only a doctor
can be.
It's just like saying that only an army officer
can become a defence minister, CSO or chief of
defense staff of the country; that the airforce
or navy cannot.
Nigeria doctors are just arrogant, proud and
power-hungry.
Nigerians have rejected the surgron-general
position .. We don't want it....

am beginning to hate this doctors' ways. They feel they superceeds all. Av said dis b4 and I wil say it again_ Once a professional always a professional!

Chimex388: I dont see anytin wrong in it, just a right to b heard by bein closer to d government.
Any association or body wit a strong proposal dat can convince d govt can get an office in d presidency if deemed fit.

am beginning to c dat dose guys care 4 demselves alone nt patience. They jst want to b lording over all by positions and appointment.

4 instance, why wil they say d Nigerian Surg. Gen. Wil only b a Physician and in US where they are copying frm, its headed by any qualified health practicioner be it Pharm or nurse?

Pls wot course can one who passed maths,eng,commerce,crs,govt,account,economics and biologyg at credit level and above, be qualified to study?

thepathologist: Johesu say they do not want sgf. Na jealousy will kill these people.Besides fejiro is a liar. At national level, usa has four surgeon-generals-army,navy,air force, public health services. Then each state has surgeon-general for public health services. He is a reckless journalist who writes shit to deceive people. Most nations use different titles for highest physcian office viz-chief medical officer, director-general of health, chief public health officer. Allied health workers cannot stop nma because they are allied to medical practice.

and I laf.



Allied? Pls what will u call a Biochemist or medical Biochemist and it likes.