No fewer than 32 graduating students of Achievers University, Owo in ondo state have been inducted into the Medical Laboratory Council of Nigeria.
At the oath taking and induction ceremony held at the institution's Trinity auditorium, its Vice Chancellor, Prof. Tunji Ibiyemi said Medical Laboratory is the backbone of the University.
The 32 inductees are the fourth set of students of Achievers University to be inducted into the council .
The representative of Registrar, Medical Laboratory Council of Nigeria Victor Essien administering oath on the inductee
The oath taking signals their official license to practice as Medical Laboratory scientists.
36 students were penciled for the induction but 32, according to the Head of the department, Dr Mathew Olaniyan qualified through periodical University evaluation as well as the professional examinations of Medical Laboratory Science Council of Nigeria.
Dr kolawole Oyedeji of the University of Lagos who spoke on Mastering council's Code of conduct and Ethics of good medical Laboratory science practice said MSLCN like other professions has rules and regulations which practitioners must
The Vice chancellor of the varsity, Prof. Tunji Ibiyemi said Medical Laboratory Science remains one of the star programmes in the institution charging the students to be good ambassadors of the ivory tower.
Addressing the gathering, the institution's pro-chancellor and Chairman of Council, Dr Bode Ayorinde
The event featured presentation of awards to distinguished graduands with Okpoli henry collecting two awards, he was the best graduating inductee.
At the oath taking and induction ceremony held at the institution's Trinity auditorium, its Vice Chancellor, Prof. Tunji Ibiyemi said Medical Laboratory is the backbone of the University.
The 32 inductees are the fourth set of students of Achievers University to be inducted into the council .
The representative of Registrar, Medical Laboratory Council of Nigeria Victor Essien administering oath on the inductee
The oath taking signals their official license to practice as Medical Laboratory scientists.
36 students were penciled for the induction but 32, according to the Head of the department, Dr Mathew Olaniyan qualified through periodical University evaluation as well as the professional examinations of Medical Laboratory Science Council of Nigeria.
Dr kolawole Oyedeji of the University of Lagos who spoke on Mastering council's Code of conduct and Ethics of good medical Laboratory science practice said MSLCN like other professions has rules and regulations which practitioners must
The Vice chancellor of the varsity, Prof. Tunji Ibiyemi said Medical Laboratory Science remains one of the star programmes in the institution charging the students to be good ambassadors of the ivory tower.
Addressing the gathering, the institution's pro-chancellor and Chairman of Council, Dr Bode Ayorinde
The event featured presentation of awards to distinguished graduands with Okpoli henry collecting two awards, he was the best graduating inductee.
