Mentoring Key to Stem Nigeria’s Brain Drain — Ogunsola
… As young doctors gain leadership, financial, career skills beyond medical school By Sola Ogundipe Mentorship could become one of Nigeria’s most effective tools for retaining young doctors, even as the country continues to lose medical professionals to opportunities abroad, the Vice Chancellor of the University of Lagos, Prof.
Financial literacy matters One of the programme’s non-medical mentors, Rashida Adebisi, Co-founder and Managing Partner of Zenvolve Technologies and former Country Director/ Chief Client Officer at AXA Mansard, said financial literacy gives doctors an advantage that medical school rarely provides.
The programme brings together accomplished professionals from medicine, academia, pharmaceuticals and other sectors to mentor young doctors in leadership, career planning and financial literacy.
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