Healthstack Opens Its DevRel Program

By Paul Aminigbo
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Healthstack has opened its DevRel Program nationwide; paid developer relations roles for applicants in every Nigerian state. Join the network powering Healthstack's identity, consent, and records API linking telemedicine, EMR, lab, and pharmacy apps across Nigeria's healthtech sector.

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One Infrastructure, Every Healthtech App: Healthstack Opens Its DevRel Program to All of Nigeria

The announcement was made via Healthstack's official social media handle, @HealthstackHQ: the company is opening its DevRel Program to developers, students, and community builders across Nigeria.

Every week, somewhere in the country, a developer starts building a new healthtech product — a telemedicine app in Enugu, a pharmacy platform in Kano, a lab results tool in Port Harcourt. Most of them are solving the same problems from scratch: how do you verify a patient's identity, get their consent, and move their records safely between a hospital, a lab, and a pharmacy that have never spoken to each other?

That's the gap Healthstack was built to close. We're the shared infrastructure layer underneath Nigeria's healthtech industry — identity, consent, and medical records APIs that any app, in any state, can plug into.

Healthstack's infrastructure is built for exactly this — identity, consent, and records APIs that support telemedicine, EMR, lab, and pharmacy applications. What we're launching now is the next layer of that work: a DevRel Program to put real people, in every state, in charge of growing this network — and get them paid properly for it.

Why a Single Infrastructure Matters

Right now, Nigerian healthtech is fragmented. Every founder who wants to build a telemedicine app, an EMR system, or a pharmacy platform has to solve identity, consent, and records handling on their own — which means slower builds, inconsistent data standards, and systems that can't talk to each other even when they should. A patient who sees a doctor on one app and picks up a prescription through another shouldn't have to start from zero at every step.

Healthstack fixes that by giving every builder the same rails to plug into. One integration, and a startup inherits identity verification, consent management, and interoperable records — instead of building it themselves. The result isn't just faster products. It's a healthtech industry where a lab in Ibadan, a clinic in Kaduna, and a telemedicine app in Lagos can all move a patient's data safely between them, because they're built on the same foundation.

That's a bigger win than any single company. It means founders spend less time re-solving infrastructure and more time solving actual health problems. It means patients get continuity of care across apps that were never designed to talk to each other. And it means Nigeria's healthtech industry grows on a shared, trusted standard — not forty different ones.

The DevRel Program: Growing the Network, State by State

None of this scales without people on the ground — developers, community organizers, and advocates who already know the builders in their state and can bring them onto Healthstack's infrastructure. That's the role of a Healthstack DevRel.

What you get as a DevRel:

Credits → Cash: Every developer you onboard, every API call, every app that goes live pays out

Base Stipend: Guaranteed monthly pay, on top of what your credits earn

Swag Box: Official Healthstack merch, shipped to you

Custom @healthstack Email: Your own official Healthstack identity

Travel Support: Funded trips for events, hackathons, and meetups

Event Sponsorship: Backing to run your own meetups and talks

Performance Bonuses: Extra rewards for your best months

A Real-Time Dashboard: Your code, your credits, your impact, tracked live

Who Can Apply

This program is open to residents of any Nigerian state — not just Lagos or Abuja. If you're a developer, a community organizer, a student who runs the tech club, or anyone already connecting people to technology in your community, this is for you.

To apply, you should:

Be based in Nigeria

Be 18 or older

Be active in a developer, tech, or health community

Be able to explain APIs and tech concepts to others (you don't need to be an engineer)

Have reliable internet access and a smartphone or laptop

How to Apply

Register directly at devrel.healthstackhq.com

Send your CV to devrel@healthstackhq.com

Applications are open now, in every state. Follow @Healthstackhq on all socials for updates as the program rolls out. If you're already doing this work in your community, it's time to get paid for it.

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