Can you share with us how you felt after graduating from clinical medicine?

It is said that the clinical practice of our school is not recruited in the new year, but is selected from the students in several top departments after the completion of the freshman year, and the examination is very strict, and there should be dozens of students in one session. There is also a specific division in the clinic, and the number of years should be different, but it must be more than four years, and the longest is eight years, and it is also the best of the people. However, all clinical courses are almost the same way, and the professional courses in the past few years are much the same, and there is no too detailed division.

Later, I began to go to the affiliated hospital of our school (not sure if it was West China Hospital), and at this time, I began to subdivide internal medicine and surgery or pediatrics, etc., and followed the doctors to teach and practice. Some students stay in the hospital directly after graduation, and some go to other hospitals, anyway, no one wants to go out of our school at all, and there are also those who continue to study for master's and doctoral degrees, depending on personal choice.

Let's talk about the experience of people who have come over, I graduated from clinical medicine with a bachelor's degree. At that time, after graduation, I went to a hospital for an internship, and I clearly remember that my classmates knew that I was working in the hospital and asked me to prescribe a prescription for him, but for me, a person who graduated from clinical medicine, he must hold a practicing assistant doctor qualification certificate, which can only be obtained after 3 years of graduation, that is, there is no prescription right (professional statement), that is, it cannot be prescribed, in fact, it can also be said that there is no medical qualification, and it was very embarrassing in front of my classmates at that time. But it's not impossible to prescribe, in our work, undergraduate graduates, or involved in the diagnosis and ** process, can also prescribe, but only need to be signed by the teacher who has the right to prescribe.

Therefore, clinical medicine is not a very rare profession, unless you have learned very well, both practical and theoretical, and have certain abilities.

If they do not change careers, clinical medical students will go to hospitals at all levels to work as clinicians after graduation. Including internal medicine, surgery, obstetrics and gynecology, pediatrics, infectious diseases, otolaryngology and ophthalmology, emergency department and many more. The profession of doctor that we usually refer to comes from the three specialties of clinical medicine, anesthesiology and stomatology.

Because other majors (basic medicine, forensic science, nursing, paramedicine, medical technology, medical management, pharmacy, etc.) will restrict the examination of medical practitioner qualification. Therefore, there are quite a lot of majors in medical schools that are not doctors in the future, and you can't fill in the wrong major if you want to be a doctor. If you change careers, you can go to a biological company or a pharmaceutical company to work as a researcher or salesman, or do some unrelated professions, such as moving bricks.

I have been studying medicine for a few years, and I feel a gentle pain. I remember when I first stepped into medical school, I was looking forward to everything, but after a few years of living, I can only say that we were too young at that time, and looking back, graduation was also a relief.

It's graduation season again, and I don't know how old we have to grow up to be so that we don't feel sad about parting. After graduating from college, really, I don't have to go to class, and I won't have a chance to skip class in the future. I couldn't see my roommate in the dormitory anymore, and I was secretly sad.

It's a bit hesitant to just graduate, because the job itself is not easy to employ, and the academic qualifications are not particularly strong!

<> it's really hard, but it's worth it. Clinical courses include, but are not limited to, diagnostics, anatomy and immunology, microbiology, parasitology, etc. The following paragraph about the medical profession, although not rigorous, does illustrate the difficulty of studying medicine.

And when it comes to clinical medicine, learning difficulties are just the tip of the iceberg. After being electrocuted by the hospital, I also have to memorize medical records, record the course of the disease, run errands, and go to surgery. Maybe I was too tired at night and didn't continue to study when I went back.

After all, hospitals are probably one of the places with the highest education per capita. After reading books for so many years, I am still as tired as a dog every day. In addition to reading literature, going to clinics, doing experiments, collecting data, publishing articles, and enduring the pain of poor attitudes of patients' families.

In this era, money-making industries are emerging in an endless stream, and the trend of the limelight is ever-changing. Since **, real estate, the Internet, these are the additions of a special period, is the outlet. Of course, there is nothing wrong with choosing these industries, there are a lot of platforms and spaces for you to develop.

Clinical medicine is a very easy position to gain experience. Many experts and professors are from clinical medicine, but the first few years of work may be hard, but in the process of hard work, they have accumulated a lot of experience, and they will make great progress in their future development. In addition, accumulating more experience means that we get promoted and paid faster.

Although the main purpose of studying medicine is not to focus on these objective conditions, after all, these objective conditions are some of the conditions that we must pay attention to in our lives. So from that point of view, I think we're better suited to choose clinical medicine.

As a doctor, he often works overtime. Even when he's resting, he should rush back to the hospital whenever he needs a **. Moreover, medical students who have just worked are paid low and work very hard.

But what doctors do to their patients is health and life. It is a very fulfilling and honorable thing for patients and doctors to rely on each other and cooperate with each other to overcome one disease after another. I hope that any student who wants to study medicine can understand that medicine is to save people, not to make money.

Therefore, don't rush to apply for the exam just because the medical major is popular, and be sure to find out whether this major is suitable for you. In clinical medicine, the growth cycle is slow. When your fellow programmer may have taken on a project on his own, you may still be on the operating table pulling the hook and changing the patient's dressing in the morning.

The clinical medicine major is very hard to learn, and it is necessary to have strong hands-on ability; Learning is very complicated, you need to do experiments, go to the clinic, memorize cases, run errands, and take care of patients day and night.

It is indeed hard to study, mainly because the things to learn are very complex, and there are many contents, and it takes five or six years to learn.

Clinical medicine is very hard to learn, and it is a particularly good major, relatively speaking, the better the school, the better the major, the more tiring, especially the medical school will be even harder; Because his courses will be very tight, and from morning to night, almost every day there are a lot of classes, and there will be a lot of knowledge to learn, and his professional courses are almost all compulsory.

If you are a high school student who is preparing to apply for medicine, it is recommended that you do not study medicine, especially clinical medicine, but if your greatest ambition is to be a doctor, you should listen to the following reasons given by myself:

First of all, I will tell you that I am a bachelor's degree graduate of clinical medicine, and the main destination after graduating from clinical medicine is to become a doctor, the premise is to take the medical practitioner certificate (you can take the exam after working for one year after graduation), this exam is required to be in the top 25% of all candidates' scores, which is more difficult to take!

In terms of time, the undergraduate of clinical medicine has to study for five years, four years of study, and one year of internship, which is one year more than those who study other majors, and now the undergraduates of clinical medicine can only go to the county-level hospital, because the graduate students have begun to go to the county hospital, this is not an exaggeration, the medical industry is still relatively saturated, if you study very well and go to graduate school, the graduate student of medicine is to study for three years, and the industry is two years longer, if you are not admitted to graduate school in your fifth year, you are one more year, and you should graduate from school at 28, It's going to be hard!

In terms of employment, now hospitals want graduate students, and undergraduates can be employed, but most of them are not good, and people who come back to graduate school abound, all hoping to enter a good hospital. The hospital also recruits, but due to the current situation of saturation, it is not easy to solve the problem of entering the establishment, which is directly related to the salary and treatment, and I think this is also a matter of concern to us.

In terms of salary, the starting salary of medical students is very low, only a few hundred yuan, which is a reality, only the bonus after starting to take patients is the main aspect, as the saying goes, the older the doctor, the more valuable he is, which is the truth!

Business training requirements: Students in this major mainly learn the basic theories and basic knowledge of medicine, receive basic training in the diagnosis, prevention and prevention of human diseases, and have the ability to classify and identify human diseases and pathogenesis.

Graduates are expected to acquire knowledge and competencies in the following areas:

1. Master the basic theories and basic knowledge of clinical medicine in basic medicine;

2. Master the basic clinical skills of diagnosis and treatment of common diseases;

3. Have the ability to deal with emergency, difficult and severe diseases;

4. Familiar with national health guidelines, policies and regulations;

5. Master the basic methods of medical literature retrieval and data investigation, and have certain scientific research and practical work ability.

After graduating from clinical medicine, he will be admitted to the clinical practitioner examination.

Explanation: Clinical medicine is a first-level discipline (discipline **10) of medicine (category **10).

There are 18 sub-disciplines below (there are no sub-disciplines at the undergraduate level, and they will be divided into sub-disciplines when they graduate from the hospital or graduate school entrance examination).

Internal Medicine (100201).

Pediatrics (100202).

Geriatrics (100203).

Neurology (100204

Psychiatry and Mental Hygiene (100205).

Diseases and Venereology (100206).

Imaging and Nuclear Medicine (100207).

Clinical Laboratory Diagnostics (100208).

Department of Surgery(100210).

Obstetrics and Gynecology (100211).

Ophthalmology (100212).

Otorhinolaryngology (100213).

Oncology (100214).

**Medicine & Physiotherapy (100215).

Sports Medicine (100216).

Anesthesiology (100217).

Emergency Medicine (100218).

A clinical medical student, after graduation, he gave up medicine to pursue a career in literature and engaged in education for three years.

Bachelor's degree in clinical medicine has the following paths: doctors, medical teachers, civil servants, medical insurance companies, medical representatives, Internet companies, etc.

1. Medical industry.

After graduating from clinical medicine, the main destination is to become a doctor, and the premise is to obtain a medical practitioner certificate. From the perspective of employment, it should be no problem for undergraduate students to stay in second-class hospitals or second-class hospitals after the completion of their regular training. Every year, there will be a unified recruitment of municipal medical and health institutions and will be included in the establishment of undertakings.

Some remote places will also give part of the placement fee, ranging from 5-100,000 yuan.

2. Medical teachers.

After graduating from clinical medicine, you can also choose to become a teacher in a medical school, but the premise is that you must take the teaching certificate. At present, some higher vocational medical colleges and health schools are still recruiting undergraduate medical graduates. Compared with the hospital starvation, the job of a teacher is easier, the salary is okay, and it is also a very good choice to have more time to spend.

Every year, there will also be a unified recruitment of municipal health institutions, which belongs to the establishment of undertakings.

3. Take the civil service examination.

Civil service is still a relatively stable job at the moment, if you are interested in taking the public examination, you might as well try to work hard, it is also a good way out. Prison doctors belong to the civil service establishment, and they only need to participate in the unified examination of civil servants at the provincial or municipal level, and the salary is also considerable, and the work will be relatively easy.

4. Medical insurance companies.

Nowadays, people are taking their physical health very seriously and taking a long-term view, not only thinking about the present, but also thinking about the future, and many people are starting to buy medical insurance. When customers who have purchased medical and health insurance need to have specialized personnel to respond to and deal with similar incidents when they are involved in the need to make a claim. To this end, insurance companies also need to recruit some professional talents to handle medical insurance claims.

5. Medical representatives.

As a medical student, there are definitely the best conditions for such a job. Medical students are very familiar with medical knowledge and have strong professionalism, which gives them a greater advantage and is more convincing when negotiating or selling. However, the job of a medical representative is under great pressure to sell, and it requires contacts, resources, and time accumulation.

6. Internet companies.

Engaging in smart medicine, giving full play to one's personal expertise as a medical science popularizer, and using one's free time to engage in medical translation and digger return are all career choices with good prospects and considerable income. <>

1.At present, most areas implement standardized training for residents, with 2-3 years for master's degree and 3 years for bachelor's degree.

2.After work, I will apply for a licensed medical exam at the end of the first year, take the operation test from June to July of the second year, and take the written exam in September.

3.Second- and third-line doctors generally work 8 hours, and some hospitals have a half-day off.

4.There is a big difference between Chinese and Western medicine hospitals, depending on your specific place, there are not many hospitals that can enjoy Qingfu, especially small doctors, unless you have outstanding ability.

5.The hospital is divided according to your wishes, but the final destination is determined by the hospital.

6.The intern is a cow and a horse, pushing and grinding every day, and a novice doctor is a long-term worker, commanding cattle and horses, and acting as a cow and horse when there are no cattle and horses.

7.When I first started working as a doctor, I generally didn't have time to travel, and if the unit was profitable, the hospital or someone else would arrange it.