US Edition6 Reasons why internationally trained Pharmacists should work in Nova Scotia, Canada – from the perspective of Anthony Egboh, a Nigerian trained Pharmacist in Nova Scotia Health
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6 Reasons why internationally trained Pharmacists should work in Nova Scotia, Canada – from the perspective of Anthony Egboh, a Nigerian trained Pharmacist in Nova Scotia Health
As a Nigerian-trained pharmacist who is now practicing in Nova Scotia, Anthony Egboh can confidently say that Nova Scotia offers an incredible environment for internationally trained pharmacists to grow professionally and personally. A graduate of Nnamdi Azikiwe University, he relocated to Nova Scotia, Canada, settling in Truro where he currently works as an oncology pharmacist at the Colchester Hospital. Egboh’s primary reason for relocating to…
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