In this course, we will train health personnel to be capable of focusing on preventive, curative, and rehabilitative health care.
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A diploma in Clinical medicine will be offered by the SECOHAS by utilizing the Curricula that have been developed by the Ministry of Health and approved by NACTE. The course aims at enabling learners to acquire knowledge and skills in performing operational activities in social work and addressing different social problems.

Ordinary level (CSEE) four passes, D and above of non-religious subjects including Biology, Chemistry, and Physics/Engineering science, English and Mathematics are added advantages

Physician (Medical Doctor): Clinical medicine graduates can become medical doctors, specializing in various fields such as:

a. General Practitioner (GP): Provide primary healthcare services to patients.

b. Specialist Physician: Pursue further training in fields like cardiology, oncology, surgery, or pediatrics.

Surgeon: Clinical medicine graduates interested in surgery can become surgeons, specializing in areas like general surgery, orthopedics, neurosurgery, or plastic surgery.

Dentist: Clinical medicine knowledge can be beneficial for individuals pursuing a career in dentistry, which involves oral health and dental care.

Nurse Practitioner (NP): NPs can diagnose and treat various medical conditions, prescribe medication, and provide primary healthcare services.

Physician Assistant (PA): PAs work closely with physicians to provide medical care, perform procedures, and assist in surgery.

Pharmacist: Clinical medicine knowledge is valuable in pharmacy, especially when counseling patients on medication use and potential interactions.

Medical Researcher: Clinical medicine graduates can engage in medical research, conducting studies to advance medical knowledge and develop new treatments.

Medical Educator: Clinical medicine course graduates can become medical educators, teaching medical students or providing continuing education for healthcare professionals.

Healthcare Administrator: Individuals can pursue careers in healthcare management, overseeing the operations of hospitals, clinics, or healthcare organizations.

Hospitalist: Hospitalists are physicians who specialize in caring for patients in the hospital setting, managing their acute medical conditions.

Emergency Medicine Physician: Work in emergency rooms, providing immediate medical care to patients with critical conditions.

Radiologist: Specialize in diagnosing medical conditions using medical imaging techniques like X-rays, MRIs, and CT scans.

Pathologist: Pathologists examine tissues, cells, and bodily fluids to diagnose diseases and contribute to patient care.

Anesthesiologist: Administer anesthesia during surgery and monitor patients' vital signs during procedures.

Ophthalmologist: Focus on eye care and vision health, diagnosing and treating eye-related conditions.

Gynecologist/Obstetrician: Specialize in women's health, providing care for pregnancy, childbirth, and reproductive health.

Pediatrician: Care for infants, children, and adolescents, addressing their medical and developmental needs.

Geriatrician: Focus on the healthcare needs of older adults, managing age-related medical conditions.

Occupational Health Specialist: Work to promote workplace safety and employee health in various industries.

Sports Medicine Physician: Treat athletes and physically active individuals, addressing sports-related injuries and health concerns.

Telemedicine Practitioner: Provide medical care remotely through telehealth platforms, offering convenience and access to healthcare services.

Global Health Practitioner: Engage in international healthcare efforts, addressing global health challenges and disparities.

If you're considering a career in the pharmaceutical industry, this course will give you the knowledge and practical skills for success in medicines analysis.

This 3 years-long course will help you explore drug discovery, pharmacology, and toxicology and examines the most effective ways that medicines are manufactured, packaged, stored, and administered. You'll take part in innovative class sessions and research, including new methods of drug delivery and drug synthesis.

Ordinary level (CSEE) four passes, D and above of non-religious subjects including Chemistry and Biology. English, Physics and Mathematics are added advantages.

a. Pharmaceutical Research Scientist: Conduct research to develop new drugs, improve existing ones, or optimize drug delivery systems.

b. Medicinal Chemist: Design and synthesize new pharmaceutical compounds.
c. Pharmacologist: Study the effects of drugs on biological systems.

d. Formulation Scientist: Work on developing drug formulations and delivery methods.

a. Regulatory Affairs Specialist: Ensure compliance with government regulations and approval processes for pharmaceutical products.

b. Quality Assurance/Control: Oversee the quality and consistency of pharmaceutical products.

a. Clinical Research Associate (CRA): Coordinate and monitor clinical trials to test the safety and efficacy of new drugs.

b. Clinical Data Manager: Manage and analyze data collected during clinical trials.

c. Clinical Research Coordinator: Assist in the planning and execution of clinical trials.

a. Drug Safety Specialist: Monitor and report adverse effects of pharmaceutical products.

b. Pharmacovigilance Scientist: Ensure the safety and efficacy of drugs throughout their lifecycle.

a. Pharmaceutical Sales Representative: Promote and sell pharmaceutical products to healthcare professionals.

b. Product Manager: Develop marketing strategies for pharmaceutical products.

a. Pharmacist: Dispense medication, provide healthcare advice, and manage drug therapy for patients.

b. Clinical Pharmacist: Work in healthcare settings, collaborating with other healthcare professionals to optimize drug therapy.

a. Pharmaceutical Educator: Teach and conduct research at universities or colleges.
b. Academic Researcher: Conduct research in a university or research institution.

a. Bioprocess Engineer: Work on the development and production of biopharmaceuticals.

b. Biomanufacturing Specialist: Oversee the manufacturing of biopharmaceutical products.

a. Pharmaceutical Consultant: Offer expertise to pharmaceutical companies on various aspects, including R&D, regulatory affairs, and market access.

a. HEOR Analyst: Evaluate the economic and clinical impact of pharmaceutical products.

a. Medical Writer: Create documents and publications related to pharmaceutical research and development.

a. Public Health Analyst: Work on public health policies, drug pricing, and access issues.

b. Non-profit Organizations: Contribute to global health initiatives and advocacy related to pharmaceutical access and affordability.

a. Computational Chemist: Use AI and computational methods to discover new drugs and optimize existing ones.

a. Pharmaceutical Startup Founder: Start and manage your own pharmaceutical company, developing innovative products.