The Registrar, Medical Laboratory Science Council of Nigeria, MLSCN, Tosan Erhabor, on Sunday said a total of 10,697 medical laboratory scientists had left the country.
The Registrar said more than 4,504 medical laboratory scientists left the country in 2023, attributing the migration by medical scientists from the country to different reasons
Erhabor who revealed this to newsmen, added that a policy is being put together by the Federal Ministry of Health to address the problem.
He noted that when launched, the policy would regulate the migration of Nigerian health workers.
The registrar said that the government has reviewed the hazard allowance of health professionals to boost their productivity.
He said, “The total number of medical laboratory scientists that have migrated is 10,697.
“The government is considering reviewing the minimum wage and certain peculiar allowances for health professionals.
“A safe and conducive work environment can be a panacea to reducing the pace of brain drain amongst medical laboratories,” he said.
He continued, “Some are leaving as a result of poor remuneration and uncertainties in their career progression in teaching hospitals.
“Others are leaving in order to study abroad, acquire new skills and enhance their professional status.”
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