To say upcoming and budding medical laboratory scientists are frustrated and
almost regretting being in the profession is being mild.
Going by the horrendous five years training, struggling to get inducted
after graduation, waiting for donkey years in some cases to get placement
for internship and the humiliating entry point in deference to their
graduate colleagues in pharmacy, physiotherapy, radiology and now nursing,
young medical laboratory scientists has started crying out at the top
of their voice that the senior colleagues have not been fair to them
and are making life very hard for them in the profession.
In a recent post by Prince Adekunle Adeyinka at the all medical laboratory
scientists forum, he carpeted some elders in the profession for being complacent
and not supporting young ones who want to make speedy progress.
Further truths were revealed about senior colleagues who are not at
home with the 'huge' amount the young ones collect as interns and 'blocking'
opportunities for intership placement in their centers.
He actually had the support of fellow comrades who thought his post
was timely but some veteral senior colleagues like Adenira Kayode wouldn't
accept such a generalisation.
He reminded the young ones that what they are enjoying today were the
brave effort of some senior colleagues with great vision and academic
accomplishment.
Well, the dye is cast. Where would this exchange of fire end? Unity must still
be the watchward.
Kemi Abraham Finally Finds Hearthrob
and foremost medical laboratory scientist, Kemi Abraham of the
University College Hospital, Ibadan finally made it to the altar with
her God sent hearthrob in a holy wedlock. May she experience a blissful marriage.
Okara On High Ride, Nominated For World Body
The president of the association of medical laboratory
scientists of Nigeria, Dr. G.G. Okara has been nominated
to vie for elective post at the forthcoming world biomedical
science conference in berlin, Germany.
The Nigerian association has also been mandated to bid for
the 2016 conference of the world body.
In preparation for these, the president has called on medical
laboratory scientists in Nigeria to register for the world conference
enmasse to facilitate procurement of group visa. Are things not really
looking good?
Soji Bilyrose Now P.A. For President Okara
Mr. SOji Bilyrose is now the personal assistant to the
president of AMLSN, Dr. G.C. Okara.
This was made known in a press release during the week after
the Bayelsa ENEC meeting. Congrats to the young comrade.
Institute For Human Virology Standby For MLS CPD
Things are looking very good for the embryonic Continuous Professional
Development(CPD) online course for medical laboratory science in Nigeria
as the Institute of Human Virology has promised to fund the program anytime
in the future after the expiration of the current sponsorship.
This is a good omen for the profession in Nigeria who had in recent times
been attracting foreign aids as bees are attracted to honey.
Dr. Teddy Adias On Scientists Voice Sunday
The scientists voice programme enters its third week this sunday.
The guest this time is Dr. Tedy Adias, provost Bayelsa State school
of health technology.
The programme will be anchored by Ibrahim Ramat and ably supported by
the always ready Nanbol.
Those who participated at the two previous edition Knows what
it means not to miss such an educative program.
So hook up to your mobile device and commlink from 7-9pm on Sunday, 3rd
June, 2012 for this promising edition of The Scientists Voice'.
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