How much I earn working as a Doctor in Nigeria

[@gawddamn5824]

Finally somebody saying the truth❤

[@360NewsNg]

If you continue making quality contents and putting it out here, you will be fine. Content creation will pay you well.

[@DayvedJohn]

Haha

[@Andrew-ed1ks]

This is the most Depressing video I have ever watched coming from a med student in university of Benin. 💔

[@TinaHaneet]

It’s sad 😢 I understand

[@enod9746]

That's why you have two choices. You either leave the country immediately after NYSC, or you transition your career into something else.

[@oama2009]

@@enod9746is there a 3rd choice to advocate for better pay for doctors in the country ? I don’t any country ever started off with their doctors earning good money, these countries have fought hard to have the pays they’ve and they still fight to improve their countries. When you japa, you’ll join them and fight to better their country.

[@fatmatakamara1866]

Africans, we must take back our countries from these thieves calling themselves leaders 😢😢😢😢

[@BethelGambo-te4it]

Please, I'm an aspiring medical student at the University of Benin. Please, I have a few questions to ask.

[@ilovethisgame7679]

Omo as a student close to leave school. This is beyond heartbreaking. But thanks for this, helps to plan life now

[@TinaHaneet]

You got this!

[@adegbolaoluwawamiri3027]

A nurse watching and I’m seriously laughing. Nurses earn way low even when they are staff nurses ooo.. it is well with our country. The entire country is grossly underpaid. May God crown your effort with success so you can JAPA🙏🙏

[@VictorAjewole-v8r]

Like seriously😢

[@oama2009]

Fight for a better system or japa and join your new country to fight for a better system because in japa destination countries they are always fighting to improve their system.

[@ngomasteven1134]

I think doctors shud be well paid in a country no matter wat the economy of the country...

[@toluajise4268]

Well done doc! Thank you for sharing this and also making it well detailed. My wife still have a couple of years in med school but this is a vital info I must say.

[@TinaHaneet]

I’m glad this video was informative for you

[@Samayes_DigitalWorkspace]

Thank God for life😂😂 I wanted to go for medicine too but life happened. Then, someone told me that if I'm going there for the money. I should just give it up and I did just that. I'm just 16, I'm into tech and certainly earn more than that. That's why Medicine and several other courses like that is something that has to come with passion, if not discard it Thanks for sharing sis❤

[@TinaHaneet]

You’re welcome. Thank you for watching. I’m god you found a path that was right for you. Career guidance is so important to help young people make the right choice and being aware of the salary of a career path you want to go into is very important

[@emmanuelchinonsoobetta4590]

Doctors are still respected. At least, you work in your field. Engineers case is the worst. No internship, only #33,000 during service. Nigeria is a joke. My mother worked for 37 years, and her salary did not get to #200, 000.

[@dammi_dk]

If Nigeria can’t even afford to pay the few doctors they have left a decent salary, how does the government plan to pay the new doctors which they want prevent from Japa-ing. How can they even afford that? Personally I’d love to stay but I want to live well and I want my children to enjoy the fruits of my hardwork. Nigeria already took that from me but trust me nobody will enjoy more than my children

[@YalaMan01]

New subscriber here. Well done ✅ I'm a medical student in Nnamdi Azikiwe University.

[@TinaHaneet]

Welcome to my little space on the internet 🙏 I hope you stick around and enjoy my videos

[@samueldiala5932]

Hello I am also a student in UNIZIK

[@toluo6245]

As a doctor myself, the salary structure especially for doctors is ridiulous. Factor in your whole time is expected to be dedicated to the job with the hospital shifts/calls, patient's buzzing your phone, disrespect, still have to make time to read for coming exams amongst others. It is crazy.

[@favourani3278]

Thank you for sharing more light on this🥰. It's sad to hear about the salary difference from housemanship to NYSC

[@TinaHaneet]

I’m glad you enjoyed it. The salary is truly sad indeed It is well

[@cyprianudo5929]

Here is my advice: Take and pass a requalifing exam in USA and you will be earning about $200,000 annually. You're wasting your time in Nigeria. Medicine is more difficult in the USA but it's worth the effort. So, my sister come to the states and be the best you can be.

[@bonionyedinefu8860]

Government asking them to remain in Nigeria when other opportunities exist that will certainly be unfair.

[@winaama123]

So sad, I was paid 85k then later increased to 155k in 2007 as a house officer in Nigeria.

[@yahyandanusa7834]

IELTS ☑ Plab 1 ☑ Plab 2 ☑ MSRA ☑ I'm finally jetting out of Nigeria to the UK in two weeks time for my residency training. Best decision ever 👍

[@TinaHaneet]

Congratulations Wishing you all the best

[@Precious-mt7lh]

Chief do you need a wife or dependent?

[@Trendinggist247]

​@@Precious-mt7lh😆 🤣 😂

[@glamour4ever507]

@@Precious-mt7lhLolzz. No as a chief, king is what is needed

[@chimela_mc]

😂😂😂​@@Precious-mt7lh

[@daudaabubakar2857]

Medical student here use like my comment😂

[@donaldmichael8427]

Thank you Dr.Tina

[@Wilson_Enyi]

I’m a medical student too. I also work remotely on the side and earn around 1.4million Naira. Soo funny that after my graduation, in the next couple of months, this stupid country would want to pay me 187k. Nigeria is a failed country. Thanks 🙏 for sharing .

[@TinaHaneet]

The worst part is that the work will take so much of time that you will be struggling to manage and balance your side job. Just plan accordingly.

[@Abdul-uk4rn]

Hey bro... Would like to know the kind of remote work you do as a fellow student too if you don't mind. Thank you.

[@Abdul-uk4rn]

I'm looking for something to do on the side too. Would like to connect, BTW I'm not in Nigeria ✌️

[@wellsonome6826]

I am civil servant and I have worked for 24 yrs my salary is a little less than 200k. Yours is even better. Na so our country be

[@priscillaomene7158]

@Wilson_Enyi please kindly share the details of your remote side job....

[@modisaneunity4534]

Hello, insightful stuff, watching from Botswana 🇧🇼

[@TinaHaneet]

Thank you for watching😊. Hope you subscribe

[@abundanceozoemena812]

Thanks for this, you putting your best in for your country 😉

[@TinaHaneet]

Thank you for watching ❤️ I do my best to

[@isaiahoreweme6625]

Really helpful information. Thank you Tina. We would like to know where in Nigeria you work. In what town or city do you work, and what's the experience of your friends and colleagues in other towns and cities? Would be grateful for your adding this insight as it would be relevant for upcoming professionals.

[@TinaHaneet]

You’re welcome. I’ll be filming a Q and A video and I’ll be answering your questions in that video 😊

[@oluwatosinbabalola653]

Really sad. I earned 153, 000 in 2013/2014 during my housemanship. I was hoping it would have increased just as cost of living

[@TinaHaneet]

It is very unfortunate.

[@robinrandle8030]

@@oluwatosinbabalola653 Are you still working as a doctor in Nigeria.

[@johntom2362]

Thanks for the information

[@Ppppaaap]

Even content creation pays alot more than this

[@ibawon]

Tell me why Doctors would'nt leave Nigeria.

[@RUYINAETENGsMEDICDIARY]

Thanks for sharing❤

[@TinaHaneet]

Thank you for watching ❤️

[@ngomasteven1134]

This is sad news 😢...but in my country Zambia doctors are paid a bit well like average $700 and I still think it's still small here we complain chai

[@mikebabz]

What is "Chai"? You have watched too many Nollywood films 🤠

[@rabeccamhandire5341]

Imagine housemaids in the township in Zimbabwe earn $60-$100 a month. Ah ah Nigeria is shameless , totally shameless

[@mazwideamahle4091]

Ok! This doesn't make sense, a GP's salary in Southern Africa is around R60 000 a month, which translates to 5,3 million naira a month...make 👆 make sense!

[@ogwangjoshua695]

What is the cost of living in South Africa Though

[@mazwideamahle4091]

@@ogwangjoshua695 let me put this way, with R60 000, one can buy a house in a porch suburb, own 2 brand new cars and have atleast 1 kid in a private school.....and they usually have a private practice on the side..also income generating.

[@mazwideamahle4091]

Monthly installments.

[@medicworld4298]

Thanks for sharing ma'am Wahala dey o

[@falayetosin7]

Just imagine, while some people are earning huge amount of money without doing much all in the name of political office

[@leonherinx129]

I'ts a outrage what the salary in Nigeria is for a doctor. In the Netherlands a GP has a salary average of 5285 € gross / about 9400000 Naira per month.

[@youngstartv8963]

You are a fool to compare Nigeria and Netherlands mumu

[@divine-graceafamefune9276]

It's just sad thinking of the time and energy spent to go through med school and everything

[@TinaHaneet]

Hmmmmm It is well. Medical practice in Nigeria is very challenging in all aspects

[@Michelle-fz4px]

You people are not talking about the money?? The money spent to go to med school only to be left earning peanuts.. I know how our parents pooled funds to send her to school… I’m a social media manager working from home and I earn way more than my cousin that is supposed to be saving lives.. it’s just crazy

[@TaiwoMuftaudeen-cg5zh]

Na to japa remain🤦🏽‍♂️, the salary is way too low for the current Nigeria economy

[@Pauline_Martinas_Ndeks]

Omo health care practitioners are not paid well oo smh 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@Nimz.3x]

After all the sleepless nights of reading, see how much you’re being paid That is so ridiculous

[@TinaHaneet]

I know right?

[@Damiscorner]

I think I should do same for pharmacists in Nigeria before people go Dey look us like Elon musk 😂😂😂😂

[@TinaHaneet]

😂

[@wakasukku]

Im so so sorry this is literally modern day slavery with tge hard work you put in (from vlogs ) you deserve way more . Nigeria deserves its current situation . This is pure evil . Im so so so sorry .you have very greedy and terrible leaders i'm so sad to watch this 😢😢😢😢.

[@TinaHaneet]

Thank you for your kind words. Unfortunately that is the situation we find ourselves in right now. Hoping for the best and working hard to do better for myself.

[@konsehfelembomrex5839]

Ahhhhhhh. Africa 😢😢

[@abdulwasiutobiloba5542]

paid 120,000 in some schools... for NYSC

[@FlorenceO-kn5in]

This is quite educative and informative. With the economic situation in the country, the amount is too small . U can send me a text for further discussion , if possible. Keep managing for now.

[@TinaHaneet]

Thank you. How can I reach out?

[@TinaHaneet]

Can you please drop your email or any social media handle so I contact you. Thank you

[@shishokjaja]

Doctors in Uganda are paid a lot more

[@theultimaterankinghub]

Please do they employ Nigerian doctors?

[@Dr_Chizzy_Spikey]

No ,they prefer their country nationals .Its same all over the world

[@divine-graceafamefune9276]

Missed your videos

[@TinaHaneet]

More to come soon 😅

[@moneypro-tips]

😢 after all the stress, nught shifts, you guys should protest or something

[@TinaHaneet]

Doctors have gone on strike multiple times. Still nothing

[@animechannel2320]

I am studying radiography would be nice to know what people earn in my line if study

[@joyonoja6189]

My husband is a chief Radiographer at a federal teaching hospital here in Nigeria, keep liking this comment so I can drop details for you as I can only remember the current salary as a chief. I'm sure you would need the amount for a beginner. Also, I would advise you get registered with the HCPC, CORU and CAMRT as soon as you graduate. These would license you to practice outside this country. You guys are really sort after, most of my husband's intern students don't stay too long in Nigeria after internship before leaving. My husband on the other hand has been a hard lover of Nigeria, vowed never to leave but lately, I have been able to convince him, infact he is personally getting tired and loosing hope in the Nigeria system. We are on it, soon to jakpa.

[@danielsunday2958]

My Sister, do what you need to do an JAPA when you have the oppurtunity. SHIKENAN!!!

[@emmasu.c850]

😂😂

[@daudaabubakar2857]

Am hausa from Gombe. From we're are getting hausa words like 'shikenan' 😅

[@Dashbaba]

how about converting to Yen and Rupees too, for those of us that live in China and India, so we can relate.

[@futurerace86]

190k in Australia as a graduate doctor

[@TinaHaneet]

What currency?

[@kosisochukwuudeh]

This is very pathetic, i have friends currently in med. School and i hope they all find their way out of this country after graduation

[@Chibabii]

It’s just sad 😔

[@TinaHaneet]

I know 😢

[@TMartins379]

After watching your video, I’m saddened by your plight and others in your profession. I live in the U.S and it is so discouraging to know that a nurse aid in the U.S makes more money than a Nigerian doctor. Nurse aids make an average of about $18-20 per hour. It also sad that some doctors in Nigeria make less than what I send to my mother in Nigeria monthly. I send her 250k a month. I cant imagine sending my daughters to school all those years and only for them to make such pittance. Please if you have an opportunity to JAPA, do it quickly and without any remorse. There are no doctors in the U.S making less than $200k a year. Your profession and skillset are highly compensated around the world. Do you have a place where your viewers can make donations?

[@TinaHaneet]

Thank you so much. If you would love you make a donation. I have a second KZbin channel that qualifies to receive “super thanks” This is a link to a video in that channel. And you can make a donation through the super thanks on the comment section of the video below. Thank you so much kzbin.info/www/bejne/fIOaYaKEbJenh7Msi=WVjnwEsXAylhxnr3

[@TinaHaneet]

I am already working toward some plans to JAPA as well. Hopefully it all works out well. Thank you

[@fakunleayomiposi4160]

you are a good man. well composed reply sir

[@JayneJonathan]

Please what do you film with??

[@TinaHaneet]

Canon G7x mark 2

[@GTexxClub]

Damn

[@FlorenceO-kn5in]

Tina, can u lecture online ?

[@TinaHaneet]

Yes I can.

[@robinrandle8030]

Wow

[@TinaHaneet]

It’s Shocking right?

[@robinrandle8030]

@TinaHaneet My son when he graduates at 250000 a year for residency

[@TinaHaneet]

@@robinrandle8030 250,000 usd? Wow

[@robinrandle8030]

@TinaHaneet Yes he studying oncology. Cancer doctor and researcher

[@enod9746]

@@TinaHaneet You have heard it all. Do not waste your years. My housemanship salary was 42,000 a month. After some years, it did not take me much to figure out I was wasting my life. I transitioned careers with some new certifications. A company that wants me to head a unit in their firm is offering N5.2m a month, I rejected it. That is my worth now. I cannot exchange my life now for those grueling hours in our hospitals with poor pay! Never again!

[@samdesignultra1361]

I'm an Information Technology student currently in level 200, I'm currently making X3 of your salary working remotely as a software engineer. It's sad there's horrible underpayment in your niche

[@enod9746]

You are even not making a lot. My neighbour makes 5,000 euros a month. You should not even be earning anything less than N3m a month.

[@samdesignultra1361]

@@enod9746 You are right,it depends on the company you are working for and years of experience

[@ItaIta-cu5co]

To put this in context, I did housemanship in 2010 - 2011 and was paid same N183k.

[@DonMario-jt2kb]

This is when naira had some value

[@TinaHaneet]

Hmmmmm. This is sad 😢

[@oladunsiajala7144]

😢

[@feyisharaayomide4261]

What's this for how many years course omg It shall not be well with nigeria government what a rubbish money

[@mikebabz]

Actually... You're so rich! 🤠

[@TinaHaneet]

😂😂😂

[@CuriousMindd-nl2]

Na with dis kind salary i wan take buy Lamborghini so?😂

[@TinaHaneet]

😂😂😂😂

[@kayoarawo6116]

​@@TinaHaneetWhy are Doctors in Nigeria not in unions and other stuff? Japa.ing is not a solution because the cost of living even in the so-called developed countries for the average salary for married Doctors is unaffordable.

[@TinaHaneet]

@@kayoarawo6116 there are unions for resident doctor and the Nigerian medical Association. The resident doctor have gone on strike multiple times but still nothing. They either get empty promises from the government or get bullied/ threatened into withdrawing the strike.

[@ejirogheneokei4969]

Why convert the money to dollar? You arw been paid in naira not dollar so what's the need of converting? Nigerians sef

[@Andrew-ed1ks]

Nigerians are not the only ones on the internet

[@nemileetu]

Because the exchange rate determines the cost of living

[@ejirogheneokei4969]

@@nemileetu cost of living isn't determine by exchange rate rather is determine by purchasing power. Nd Nigeria purchasing power is okay

[@enod9746]

You have no sense. Is this video being seen by only Nigerians?

[@ngomasteven1134]

​@@enod9746u are right like me am not Nigeria so it was okay for her to do the convert currency

[@israelrichard2132]

You have forgotten to tell the world "how much you spent studying medicine in Nigeria and how much you would have paid if you had studied in the US. Please, let us appreciate Nigeria.

[@TinaHaneet]

lol 😂 You’re funny. Anyways, I did not study medicine in Nigeria.

[@israelrichard2132]

​@TinaHaneet Ooohkay. I was trying to substantiate the fact Nigerians pay less in terms of tuition fees compared to their counterpart in the US. I might not be right about the context of exposition, however, there was no pre-existence to your statement. So, I don't offshoot. You've gained a follower anyway.

[@Michelle-fz4px]

@@israelrichard2132you realize that compared to the cost of living here, paying the tuition fees is still a lot for our parents.. I know how much my dad struggled to make payments every year for a cousin of ours that was an orphan.. then calculate that with paying fees for other children (I was still in Uni then also); catering for the needs of the family even in a 2 person earning household not to talk about 1 earning household.. many of our parents are civil servants that their salaries are still small.. my mum, till she retired as a teacher she barely earned up to 200k.. in Nigeria medicine is still one of the most expensive courses to study.. so this your comparison isn’t what you think it is

[@stepheninioluwa5143]

For more view and loyal followers talk less and go straight to the point, quit lots of the chit chats From the UK 🇬🇧

[@wakasukku]

Shut up!! She was very detailed and we loved it . Take your bad energy somewhere else

[@victoredwards3959]

Can’t you just be nice and polite, she is a new KZbinr trying to educate us about her profession in Nigeria, and what’s the big deal about ‘ from the Uk 🇬🇧 ‘ ? So what ? Who cares?

[@enod9746]

Who cares where you are located?

[@clarenceonyekwere5428]

No, she didn't waste time. She had to explain what she was talking about. KZbinrs actually take a lot more time at the beginning of videos. She didn't do so bad

[@EREN14799]

Like guy shut up she's explaining in details,who cares where your from?