Dr Joseph Chikelue Obi to offer Professorial Support to International Clinicians
Speaking at the admission of the the first online intake of the Socially Disadvantaged Medical Graduate (SDMG) Programme of RCAM (Royal College of Alternative Medicine) , it’s Distinguished Chief Fellow and Provost, Professor Joseph Chikelue Obi, sympathetically advised Socially Disadvantaged Medical Graduates never ever to give up - nomatter what trials and tribulations may consistently come their way.
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About the Royal College of Alternative Medicine (RCAM) Socially Disadvantaged Medical Graduate (SDMG) Programme
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All Medical Graduates who have previously had their Conventional Medicine Practising Licenses either Inactivated , Suspended , Surrendered or Revoked (by any Medical Council or Medical Board in the world ) can now also lawfully (and cost-effectively) retrain as Qualified Wellness Consultants through the RCAM (Royal College of Alternative Medicine) Socially Disadvantaged Medical Graduate (SDMG) Programme.
Interested candidates are strongly advised to urgently visit the official RCAM (Royal College of Alternative Medicine) website without any further delay ,( at http://www.RoyalCAM.org ), for more information - as RCAM firmly believes that no Qualified Medical Graduate should be deemed to be totally useless whenever it comes to ethically helping others.
RCAM will also soon be ethically partnering with a very wide selection of International Medical Schools to deliver first class educational courses in Advanced Wellness Interventions and Holistic Clinical Empowerment to Senior Medical Students.
Unlucky Medical School ‘Dropouts’ are also exceedingly welcome to expediently enrol in the SDMG Training Programme too.
