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Finance for Non-Finance Professionals in Healthcare

Ten practical modules for hospital owners, pharmacists, diagnostic and clinic operators, and others who carry a healthcare business. Margins, cash, records, funding and a orderly exit — taught for Nigeria, without pretending to be your accountant.

Course fee ₦50,000

Teacher: Dr Oluwafemi Olaleye, a physician and former hospital founder, now Group Head, Health Finance at Sterling Bank.

This is general education. It is not personal financial, tax, legal or investment advice, and it is not a recommendation to borrow, raise money, or sell a business.

Overview

The numbers behind the care

A full waiting room can still run out of cash. This course shows why, and what to watch.

Who it is for

Owners and managers of hospitals, pharmacies, laboratories, diagnostic centres and clinics who did not train as accountants.

What you get

10 lessons, a quiz on each, progress saved in this browser, a twelve-month cash-flow template, and a short rating form after each module.

How access works

Pay ₦50,000 by transfer, submit the enrolment form with your payment reference, then unlock the hub with the access code sent after confirmation.

Curriculum

10 modules

Each module ends with an eight-question quiz. Worked figures in the lessons are illustrative.

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    Course fee: ₦50,000

    Pay by bank transfer, then complete the enrolment form so we can confirm and send your access code.

    Bank transfer (Nigeria)

    Bank
    Moniepoint MFB
    Account name
    Pf Concepts
    Account number
    8126321855
    Amount
    ₦50,000
    Narration
    Finance Course — [Your Full Name]
    1. Transfer exactly ₦50,000 to the account above.
    2. Keep your transfer reference / screenshot.
    3. Fill in the enrolment form with your details and payment reference.
    4. After confirmation you will receive the access code to unlock the course hub.

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