I graduated from high school and have been working in Chinese medicine for more than 10 years, can I

Ask the Health Department.

Without a pharmacy degree and no mentorship (approved by the Health Bureau), it is estimated that it will be difficult to obtain the qualification for registration.

It is advisable to obtain some kind of pharmacy degree.

has been engaged in traditional Chinese medicine for more than 10 years" - it can only be said that it is an unlicensed operation and illegal practice. (It may be common below).

Go for it and try it, where there's a will, there's a way.

Pharmacy graduates can take the examination of Chinese pharmacists, or they can take the examination of licensed physicians, and the professional counterpart is on the line, and the registration conditions are that pharmacy-related majors can apply for the examination, and they can be registered.

Yes, pharmacy majors can be admitted to the Chinese pharmacist examination, obtain a bachelor's degree in pharmacy, Chinese medicine or related majors, and have been engaged in pharmacy or Chinese medicine for three years.

I don't know if you're talking about a licensed pharmacist?

If so, you can apply for the exam.

The unit can be certified.

Yes, both Chinese and Western pharmacists can apply for the exam. Licensed pharmacists (both Chinese and Western medicines) can apply for the examination. If you apply for both Chinese and Western medicines, you will be scored for two separate years, because the Chinese and Western medicine exams are on the same day.

Pharmacy majors can be examined as a Chinese pharmacist, which refers to the national implementation of the qualification system for practicing Chinese pharmacists in the field of traditional Chinese medicine production and circulation.

Yes, because your major is the right one, but if your major is not the right one, you can also take the test if you have been working in a drug unit for more than three years.

For pharmacy graduates, of course, they can also take the Chinese medicine pharmacist exam, because they all belong to this kind of medicine, and they are all well-versed.

According to the policy, Western medicine majors are not allowed to apply for junior Chinese pharmacists.

Chinese medicine majors can apply for licensed pharmacists. However, in some areas, the audit is not strict, and there is also a precedent for Western medicine majors to successfully apply for practicing Chinese pharmacists.

Able to take the exam, 3 years in related majors after graduation, and 4 years in related majors after graduation.

Health qualifications may not be available now, and now they are generally not given interprofessional examinations, although it is only a Chinese medicine and a Western medicine, if it is a licensed pharmacist, it is okay.

Pharmacy graduates can take the Chinese pharmacist exam.

Obtain a technical secondary school or junior college degree in pharmacy, and have been engaged in this professional and technical work for 1 year to take the pharmacist examination. Those who sign up for the junior pharmacist pharmacist qualification examination must abide by the Constitution and laws of the People's Republic of China, have good medical ethics and professionalism, and meet the following corresponding conditions:

1) Participate in the pharmacist qualification examination to obtain a technical secondary school or junior college degree in pharmacy, and have been engaged in professional and technical work for 1 year.

2) Participate in the pharmacist qualification examination.

1. Obtained a technical secondary school degree in pharmacy and has been employed as a pharmacist for 5 years;

2. Obtain a college degree in pharmacy and have been engaged in professional and technical work for 3 years;

3. Obtain a bachelor's degree or a master's degree in pharmacy, and have been engaged in professional and technical work for 1 year.

As long as you have worked for 5 years, you can take the pharmacist exam, and pharmacists and pharmacists are both junior titles.

The Ministry of Personnel of the People's Republic of China and the State Food and Drug Administration are jointly responsible for the national licensed pharmacist qualification examination, and the daily work is entrusted to the licensed pharmacist qualification certification center of the State Food and Drug Administration, and the examination work is responsible for the personnel examination center of the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security. The State Food and Drug Administration is responsible for organizing the formulation of examination subjects and examination syllabuses.

The qualification examination for junior pharmacists, pharmacists and pharmacists in charge shall be conducted once a year in principle, with a unified national organization, a unified examination time, a unified examination syllabus, a unified examination proposition, and a unified qualification standard.

All majors included in the national examination will no longer be recognized and evaluated for the qualifications of primary and intermediate health professional and technical positions, and the professional examinations for the primary and intermediate health technology series will no longer be organized.

According to the new policy announced by the State Food and Drug Administration on March 20, 2019, secondary school students can apply for the 2019 licensed pharmacist examination in accordance with the original regulations, and the results are valid until December 31, 2020. The details are as follows:

In order to improve the quality of the licensed pharmacist team, strengthen the professionalism of the team, and highlight the practical requirements of the post, the licensed pharmacist officially implemented the new policy reform. The new "System Regulations" raises the entry threshold for licensed pharmacists, adjusts the minimum academic requirements from secondary school to junior college, and appropriately increases the working years of candidates in relevant majors in pharmacy (traditional Chinese medicine).

2019 licensed pharmacist application conditions.

All citizens of the People's Republic of China and foreign nationals who are allowed to work in China can apply to take the professional qualification examination for licensed pharmacists if they meet one of the following conditions:

1. Obtain a college degree in pharmacy or traditional Chinese medicine, and have worked in pharmacy or traditional Chinese medicine for 5 years;

2. Obtain a bachelor's degree or bachelor's degree in pharmacy or traditional Chinese medicine, and have worked in pharmacy or traditional Chinese medicine for 3 years;

3. Obtain a second bachelor's degree, graduate class or master's degree in pharmacy or traditional Chinese medicine, and work in pharmacy or traditional Chinese medicine for 1 year;

4. Obtained a doctorate degree in pharmacy and traditional Chinese medicine;

5. For those who have obtained the corresponding academic qualifications or degrees in pharmacy or traditional Chinese medicine related majors, the number of years of working in pharmacy or traditional Chinese medicine will be increased by 1 year.

Among them, special provisions have been made for secondary school candidates: in line with the requirements of the former Ministry of Personnel and the former State Drug Administration's "Notice on Revising and Printing the Interim Regulations on the Qualification System of Licensed Pharmacists and the Implementation Measures for the Qualification Examination of Licensed Pharmacists" (Ren Fa 1999 No. 34, hereinafter referred to as the original regulations), technical secondary school personnel (including Chinese medicine apprentices who are exempt from some subjects) can register for the examination before December 31, 2020, and the validity period of the examination results shall be implemented according to the original regulations. The results of each course are valid until 31 December 2020 at the latest. According to the original regulations, those who take the examination of all subjects with a secondary school degree must pass the examination of all subjects in two consecutive examination years.

Those who are exempted from some subjects must pass the subjects within one examination year.

2019 secondary school student application conditions:

In order to ensure the smooth transition of the new version of the system, the State Food and Drug Administration now stipulates that technical secondary school personnel who meet the following requirements (the original No. 34 document) can register for the licensed pharmacist qualification examination:

2. Exemption from two subjects: in accordance with the relevant provisions of the state, they are appointed as senior professional and technical positions, and they are apprentices in traditional Chinese medicine, pharmacy or technical secondary school graduates majoring in traditional Chinese medicine, and have been engaged in pharmacy or traditional Chinese medicine for 20 years, and can be exempted from the professional knowledge of pharmacy (or traditional Chinese medicine).

1. Professional knowledge of pharmacy (or traditional Chinese medicine) 2.

No, you cannot. The qualification certificate of licensed pharmacist has strict professional restrictions, and only graduates with pharmacy or traditional Chinese medicine related majors can be allowed. High school graduates do not meet the requirements for their majors.

No. There are requirements for working years for practicing Chinese pharmacists, and the minimum working years requirements are to obtain a college degree in pharmacy or traditional Chinese medicine, work in pharmacy or traditional Chinese medicine for 4 years, obtain a college degree in pharmacy or traditional Chinese medicine, and work in pharmacy or traditional Chinese medicine for 5 years.

There are requirements for the number of years of work for the licensed Chinese pharmacist, and if you have just obtained the graduation certificate and do not meet the requirements for the working years of the licensed Chinese pharmacist, you cannot apply for the licensed Chinese pharmacist, and the calculation of the working years of the licensed Chinese pharmacist is as follows:

1.The working hours of non-pharmacy and non-traditional Chinese medicine engaged in by the applicant shall not be counted as the working years of the professional position.

2.Internship experience before obtaining a diploma is not counted as working experience in a professional position.

3.Foreign work experience is not counted as the number of years of work in the professional position required by the application conditions.

4.The academic qualifications obtained consecutively are: junior high school - high school - full-time undergraduate (special) subject, and the working years can only be counted from the graduation year of full-time undergraduate (special) subject.

5.Those who have obtained the first degree in pharmacy, Chinese medicine and related majors and participated in the work, and then applied for the examination with the degree in pharmacy, Chinese medicine and related majors obtained after correspondence courses, self-study examinations, distance education, etc., can accumulate the actual working years of pharmacy and Chinese medicine from the first degree to the year of application.

6.The full-time study time of more than half a year is not counted as the working years of professional positions, and the actual working years of professional positions before and after full-time study can be accumulated.

7."Pharmacy, Chinese Materia Medica and related professional qualifications obtained after correspondence courses, self-study examinations, distance education, etc.", where the first degree is not in pharmacy and Chinese medicine and related majors, the actual working years in pharmacy, Chinese medicine and related majors obtained after obtaining the first degree to correspondence, self-study examinations, distance education, etc., shall not be counted.

The working years of the professional post of licensed pharmacist are due on December 31 of the year of registration.

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OK. The examinations that can be taken by Chinese medicine majors include the Chinese Pharmacy Title Examination and the Licensed Pharmacist Examination.

The Ministry of Personnel and the State Food and Drug Administration are jointly responsible for the national licensed pharmacist qualification examination. The State Food and Drug Administration is responsible for organizing the formulation of examination subjects and examination syllabuses, compiling training materials, and establishing test question banks and examination propositions. In accordance with the principle of separating training from examination, pre-examination training should be uniformly solidified and organized.

The Personnel Department is responsible for organizing and approving examination subjects, examination syllabuses and test questions. In conjunction with the State Food and Drug Administration, the examination work shall be supervised, guided and the passing standards shall be determined.

The examination for the professional title of Chinese medicine is a professional and technical examination for health, which is generally divided into the examination of junior Chinese pharmacist, junior Chinese pharmacist and competent Chinese pharmacist.

No matter what certificate the pharmacist is, the minimum educational requirement is to graduate from a technical secondary school in a related major, although the ordinary high school and the technical secondary school are at the same level, but there is no major in high school, so it can never be examined.

The easiest way for you is to find an amateur university to go to a pharmacy college, which is now not full-time, that is, to use the weekend or weekday evening time to learn, generally this kind of class is Chinese medicine, and Western medicine is relatively less because it requires a better chemical foundation. You can graduate in about 3 years of study.

After getting the college diploma, if you continue to engage in drug-related work, you can take the pharmacist exam after one year, the pharmacist exam after three years, and the licensed pharmacist exam after five years, and get the licensed pharmacist, which is almost enough in this life.

For example, if you don't take the pharmacist exam after 1 year, you can take the pharmacist exam directly after three years, and even if you don't take the pharmacist exam, you can directly take the licensed pharmacist exam after 5 years.