Can a graduate student in acupuncture reapply for Chinese medicine after studying?

Acupuncture graduate students can re-apply for the Chinese medicine school, as long as it is within the conditions of the examination, it is allowed.

After completing the postgraduate study in acupuncture, if you want to continue your studies, you should be able to apply for Chinese medicine and learn from scratch.

Graduate students in acupuncture and moxibustion can also apply for Chinese medicine. Because his medical treatment is all the same. Acupuncture itself belongs to China. in the traditional Chinese medicine industry.

Of course, there is no problem, you can definitely apply for the Chinese medicine hospital, but this needs to be assessed, and it is also required to be examined, so you can only go to Chinese medicine after passing the exam, as long as you are admitted.

You can apply for the exam, but when you take the exam, you will add the course of traditional Chinese medicine, such as Chinese foundation, Chinese diagnosis and the like, this specific subject varies from school to school All the qualifications of Chinese medicine are the same, such as acupuncture is the acupuncture of Chinese medicine.

Acupuncture is originally a part of Chinese medicine, so if you studied acupuncture in graduate school, you can still apply for Chinese medicine when you are studying for a doctorate or other majors.

Can I reapply for TCM after completing graduate school? This is okay, if you want to learn Chinese medicine, it is never too late to learn it.

I also studied acupuncture and massage. Now acupuncture has a good future in the society, by the way, so learning acupuncture has a good future or Chinese medicine is good, but Chinese medicine and acupuncture have long been recognized in the international community, Chinese herbal medicine in the international community is not necessarily sincere, carry forward, it is recommended that you do Chinese medicine well.

I come to this question, can I reapply for Chinese medicine after studying acupuncture and moxibustion?

I think this seems to be possible, because you have graduated from graduate school, and you can't apply for Chinese medicine yet?

When he finishes his graduate school in acupuncture, he can also reapply for this medicine, and he mainly depends on whether you have this learning mentality?

You have to ask your graduate supervisor about this and see if he understands.

Can a graduate student in acupuncture and moxibustion apply for Chinese medicine? Of course, he can report it, he is acupuncture and moxibustion, which also belongs to the category of traditional Chinese medicine.

If you are a graduate student in acupuncture, there should be no way to re-apply for Chinese medicine.

Can Zhang Yan reapply for Chinese medicine after completing his graduate studies? This should be okay, right?

Of course, acupuncture and moxibustion graduate students can apply for Chinese medicine, do you mean to re-apply for Chinese medicine? This doesn't seem to work, right?

I think it's possible to apply for TCM exams, and there's nothing about this, well, that kind of is also stipulated.

Hello, this situation is okay.

This one is fine as long as the score is long enough.

Graduate students in acupuncture and moxibustion should generally not be able to re-apply for Chinese medicine.

Can a graduate student in acupuncture reapply for Chinese medicine after studying? You can check with your local school bureau to see if it's possible.

If you finish your acupuncture and moxibustion graduate studies, you can re-apply for Chinese medicine.

After reading this, do you mean to take the graduate school exam again? Why don't you just get a PhD?

After graduating from graduate school, you will definitely be able to apply for that Chinese medicine, which is a comparison of that.

I can take the test. However, it is a cross-chain professional examination, which generally requires an additional 1-2 basic and/or clinical courses of Western medicine. Major colleges and universities across the country can take the exam to match their grandchildren.

Postgraduate is a kind of academic qualification of national education, which is generally carried out by ordinary colleges and universities with master's and doctoral degrees.

In China, graduate students are divided into master's and doctoral students. By degree type'There are two types of graduate students: academic graduate students and professional graduate students. Academic graduate students generally refer to those who have academic degrees, which are set up according to disciplines, which are oriented towards academic research, focus on theory and research, and mainly train university teachers and researchers in scientific research institutions.

Professional graduate students, at the same level as academic degree graduate students, are to cultivate application-oriented high-level professionals with a solid theoretical foundation and adapt to the actual work needs of specific industries or occupations.

The entrance examination for medical admission is different from the general postgraduate examination, and the subjects for the preliminary examination of the entrance examination for medical graduate students are politics, foreign language, and medical comprehensive. Depending on the major you are applying for, the comprehensive medical content of the exam is different, and the content of the exam will be different for different institutions. Medical synthesis is generally a combination of Western medicine and traditional Chinese medicine.

The scope of the comprehensive examination of Western medicine is physiology, biochemistry and pathology in basic medicine; Diagnostics, Internal Medicine and Surgery in Clinical Medicine. The scope of the comprehensive examination of Chinese medicine is basic theory of Chinese medicine, diagnosis of Chinese medicine, Chinese medicine, prescription medicine, internal medicine of Chinese medicine, and acupuncture. What is the postgraduate examination for TCM?

The general content of the postgraduate examination of traditional Chinese medicine is politics, foreign language and comprehensive traditional Chinese medicine, so the general examination of traditional Chinese medicine is acupuncture. However, some TCM majors can also be comprehensive for Western medicine, such as TCM Pediatrics of Nanjing University of Chinese Medicine, and the examination subjects are: (101) Ideological and Political Theory; (201) English I; (306) Western Medicine Synthesis (307) Traditional Chinese Medicine Integration; If the candidate chooses to take the comprehensive examination of Western medicine, he does not need to take the acupuncture and moxibustion examination.

However, the rules of each school are different, and candidates need to check the admissions catalog of the target institution to determine the subjects and content of the exam. How much does acupuncture make up in the medical complex? According to the syllabus of the 2013 TCM Comprehensive Examination, the number of questions in each subject is:

Basic Theories of Traditional Chinese Medicine: 30 questions; Diagnostics of Traditional Chinese Medicine: 30 questions; Chinese Materia Medica: 30 questions; 30 questions in Formulary; 30 questions in TCM Internal Medicine; 25 questions in acupuncture. The content of the acupuncture examination is mainly as follows: (1) General introduction of acupuncture points 1

The concept and classification of acupoints. 2.The role and indications of acupoints.

3.Positioning method of acupoints (bone degree and proportional positioning method; Fingers with the same body inch to take acupoints) (2) Meridians and acupoints 1Summary of the main treatments of the 12 meridian acupoints.

2.The following commonly used meridian acupoints are located, indicated, and acupuncture methods. 3.

The following commonly used acupuncture points are located, indicated, and acupuncture methods (3) Acupuncture and moxibustion method 1Milliacupuncture 2Moxibustion method 3

Cupping Method 4Operation method and indications of the triangular needle method 5**Acupuncture operation method, percussion site, indications and precautions.

1.In terms of policy, even Chinese medicine plagiarism can be copied from Western medicine, and non-medicine can be tested for medicine (I know that there are psychology applicants for psychiatric instructors), not to mention Chinese medicine for acupuncture. However, it is subject to the requirements of the school, tutor, major, and information of the year.

2.It is quite difficult for non-clinical majors to take the qualification certificate of practicing physicians (the policy, such as the "Medical Practitioner Law", stipulates that only those with a bachelor's degree or above and a bachelor's degree in a clinical specialty are eligible to apply for a clinician), so to speak, it is even more difficult to apply for a name; However, there are exceptions to everything, if you have strong connections and connections enough.

3.It's hard to say. At present, it seems that due to the poison of Western medicine, the world returns to favor traditional medicine, acupuncture and moxibustion are deeply loved by the people (all walks of life) because of its advantages of simplicity, convenience, inexpensiveness and testing.

However, the clinical level is the primary productive force (only patients who see good patients buy your account, and it is better to blow it than to get a needle and sink it). In the long run, because domestic licensed pharmacists are unpopular and scarce, and the society is seriously insufficient, the pharmacist certificate is now more popular. To sum up, I personally think that the two are comparable, depending on your personal preferences.

It should be no problem, I only know that the acupuncture and massage major of our college has been employed better in the past two years.

You can take the test... Important development prospects should be good.

OK. It's just that if you want to take the clinical direction, you need certain restrictions, but if it is traditional Chinese medicine research, literature, etc., there are basically no restrictions. Take Beijing University of Chinese Medicine as an example:

Application requirements: Support the leadership of the Communist Party of China, be willing to serve the socialist modernization drive, have good moral character, abide by discipline and law;

Generally not more than 40 years old;

In good shape; Candidates must have a bachelor's degree;

To apply for the clinical medicine major, it is limited to full-time 5-year medical undergraduate graduates (current and previous years), and the original bachelor's degree certificate is submitted at the time of admission. This type of graduate student is mainly engaged in clinical ability training, and is awarded a "master's degree in clinical medicine". Among them, there are doctoral majors, and in the third year, they will be assessed according to their professional degrees, and the best will be selected to study for a "clinical professional doctorate" in advance.

Those who are positive for Australian anti-positive (HBSAg+) cannot apply for clinical postgraduate studies.

Note that Article 5 refers to the clinical medicine major, but if you take other directions, there is no qualification limit, and the degree awarded is a master's degree in medicine, which belongs to a scientific degree, not a clinical degree.

Mathematics is not tested in graduate school. The public subjects are politics, English, and then Chinese medicine. There is a small amount of knowledge of Western medicine in TCM integration. In addition, all candidates who apply for master's degree across disciplines are required to take two additional medical undergraduate core courses in the re-examination after passing the preliminary examination.

Nowadays, there are actually not a few interdisciplinary postgraduate examinations.

Hello! This friend. Your question is this, given that you have a foundation in Chinese medicine, and want to take the postgraduate examination of acupuncture and moxibustion across majors, I think you will be better than those students who have a prior foundation in Chinese medicine and acupuncture.

Because you learn the knowledge of Chinese medicine and acupuncture, it means that you will have a basic advantage in Chinese medicine in the future. Interest is the best teacher, since you are interested, you might as well study this medicine in depth, the process of learning, in fact, is a process of cognition and accumulation. As long as you want to learn, it's never too late.

It took Li Shizhen 27 years to write the "Compendium of Materia Medica", and if he felt that writing this book would be too long and too late after the book came out, then there would not be this treasure book with far-reaching influence on Chinese medicine in the history of medicine in the motherland. When it comes to preparation, it is important to read some relevant basic books, visit more TCM practitioners, and listen to some practical experience with an open mind. That's all I have to say, and I wish you good luck in your studies!

If you are not fully prepared, you should still apply for traditional Chinese medicine, such as the clinical re-examination score of the 10th graduate student of Guangzhou Chinese medicine is about 330 points, and the clinical score of Chinese medicine is more than 300 points. This is also the case in other schools, where acupuncture is generally scored.

It's a problem, and there's basically no chance.

Find a school to help you learn Chinese medicine or acupuncture two years before graduation, and strive for an internship or change your major now! Find a counselor to help you out!