What is the treatment of the five year medical plan?

Of course, you can report it. But it depends on whether you choose one or two, and you have to choose a major.

Medical specialties are usually the most populated by clinical medicine and nursing journals. It is recommended that you can look at a slightly colder major, which is very useful after learning well. For example, dentists, in addition to working in regular hospitals, can also open their own clinics, which has a good prospect.

If you can go to a university, of course, a university is good. Physics is not easy to find a job, of course, you decide for yourself. If the conditions of the hospital are satisfied, it is good to go to the hospital, anyway, everyone does not understand, and they can learn it by themselves.

You were in the plan, right? There is no tuition fee in the program!

However, there is a difference between the full award and the half award, the full award is 500 yuan per month of living expenses, and the half award is 250 yuan per month of living expenses.

In the first year of graduate school, the decision of the full prize and the half prize is based on the admission results (preliminary examination + re-examination).

In the second year of graduate school, the determination of the full award and half award is based on the results and performance of the first year of research.

In addition, it seems that the graduate students who are sent to the first and second graduate schools are full awards, but if the first graduate student fails the course, it will be reduced to half the award, that is, the living expenses will be reduced by half.

This is a uniform rule of the school.

Although it will vary from department to department, this must be used as a benchmark.

Medical school should be better!

The treatment is really not good, it depends on whether you learn more or less.

Graduates from West China are generally resident doctors in municipal hospitals or tertiary hospitals.

The proportion of Huaxi Baoyan is 50%, and the rest are postgraduate and resident doctors, who are now treated very well and rarely go to the bottom hospitals

I am an MD in the United States (no clinical internship experience, returned to China for certification as a clinical master; But at present, the foreign companies I have met are all recognized as clinical doctors. Undergraduate. Returning to China for one year after graduating from bachelor's degree; Revenue of 8500 in a foreign pharmaceutical company in Chengdu.

After that, I went back to the United States to study for 4 years to get an MD, after graduation, I didn't do a clinical internship, and then went to Johnson & Johnson in the United States to intern MSL, worked for 1 year, and by the way, I got an MBA on the US Internet, and then returned to China because of personal problems, still in Chengdu, with an income of 350,000 a year, excluding year-end bonuses and bonuses, worked for 3 years, and then jumped to a German pharmaceutical company to be an MSL manager, with a current income of 600,000 a year. Personally, I think that if you want to work in a company with a PhD or MD, it is recommended to get an MBA and get promoted quickly. Otherwise, it will be very aggrieved.

As for hospitals and research institutes in Japan, I don't know.

The public medical unit is a career department, earning wages and taking professional titles, and the doctor's title is divided into five grades, namely doctor, physician, attending physician, deputy chief physician, chief physician, attending physician more than 5,000 per month, deputy chief physician 7,000 per month, and chief physician about 9,000 per month. The Ministry of Personnel stipulates that doctoral students are directly promoted to attending physicians and attending physicians who have been evaluated as deputy chief physicians for 3 years, and associate chief physicians who have been evaluated for 5 years.

The above is the salary allocated by the Finance Bureau, as well as bonuses, bonuses are based on efficiency, and the bonuses and wages of tertiary hospitals are comparable. Doctoral students can enter tertiary hospitals. In this way, the salary is more than 10,000 yuan per month.

Medical Taoism is a late-blooming profession, and you can only earn money when you are middle-aged and old, and the older you are, the more popular it is. Private hospitals have an annual salary system, but most of them are set up for experts who can see patients, and the minimum title of the so-called experts is the deputy chief physician. Newly graduated with a doctorate is treated as an attending physician, and a newly graduated doctor is not considered an expert.

No one can give an answer to this, the key depends on your work.

Location, unit, department, and type of work. The coast is different from the mainland, the tertiary hospital is different from the small hospital, orthopedics and endocrinology are different, and you are not the same as a doctor and a medical representative. And what kind of job you can find is also related to the university you graduated from, including the university where you graduated.

So the annual salary can't be estimated, I've seen 60,000 or 70,000 yuan for the low one, and I've seen one that can get 30,000 or 40,000 yuan a month in the second year of graduation.

That's about 10,000 to 30,000 yuan with a monthly salary, this step.

Not much, depending on whether you have become a regular or not, if it is just an internship, it is very little.

Brother, I am a clinical medicine practitioner and am now working in an industry other than my major. At the beginning, I was in the same situation as you, so much so that after graduating from the pediatric clinic, I left the hospital and left the medical industry. Judging from the current state of most of my classmates, I still think it is a good choice to stay in the medical industry.

You're right, now the graduate school entrance examination is an entry-level qualification in this industry, and for graduates to enter decent hospitals.

I advise you not to be impetuous, working in a hospital, in the medical industry is indeed not well paid at the beginning, and it is very hard; Including major medical records and admission and discharge management, etc., it is very complicated. Now the regular career income, the average monthly salary of about 5 years of work is about 5,000. But do you know how much you can get a monthly salary for working in a provincial hospital for 5 years?

Between 5000 and 15000. And all kinds of insurance are available. You have to choose the right department and choose the right major, don't just look at the sky in front of you.

The initial stage of being a doctor is very hard, and the advanced stage is even harder, and after you get the main treatment, that is, around the age of forty, you will be able to honor your parents and enjoy your family.

Doing business is also a way, and all kinds of work in various industries are part of life, which determines the quality and height of your life. Your personal struggle is the cornerstone of all this, and there is no such thing as hard work, but the difference between the front and the back. You have to study hard, and the postgraduate entrance examination will make you much easier and avoid detours.

Otherwise, if you change industries, you still have to start from scratch. If you have already made up your mind to start a business, at least make sure that you can get your graduation certificate to your parents smoothly, which is an explanation of their hard work. And then from now on, you need to look at the project you want to develop, plan the overall timeline, framework steps, and safeguards.

These planned blueprints don't guarantee your success, but they won't make you lose your bearings. Start with small things and have an empty cup mentality. These will be much harder than the graduate school entrance examination.

Your confusion will make you lose your fighting spirit. Impetuousness is not the state of survival. Think about it before deciding, this is your life, and it is not directly related to your parents and your other half, but it is closely related.

The decision is up to you. Finally, I would like to send you a sentence junior brother: Stick to what you choose and believe in what you insist on!

I wish you a wonderful life!

You can consider computer-related majors to learn technology, because now everyone can't do without it, and the trend of social development also tells us the huge prospects of this exercise industry, and learning this major can be engaged in many jobs in the future, and the employment salary is high. You can choose from software, hardware, network, design, etc., so you can make a decision after understanding.

It is impossible to separate medicine, and doctors see patients without medicine, just like a gun is useless without a bullet.

Working in a hospital, pharmacists are relatively easy. Now the society is developing relatively fast, and no one knows what will happen in three or five years. Now I can only look at what I am looking at and talking.

Normal pharmacists carry out "patient-centered" pharmacy services, provide patients with drug management services, and charge corresponding service fees. However, at present, China's medical reform is still in the deep water area, and there are too many department-related interests involved, and the change is very slow.

There is no shortage of people in good hospitals, and the general ones are reluctant to go to clinical employment is not easy Tianjin Medical University is a good school, and it may have an advantage in recruitment, and the treatment depends on the hospital.

It's hard to say, there are great differences between different regions and different levels of hospitals. I know of some hospital physicists for 3,400 a month, and some hospitals for more than 10,000 a month.