What positions are generally tested for in the pharmacy examination?

Pharmaceutical examination preparation generally tests national and provincial drug administrations, market supervision administrations, provincial and municipal medical insurance bureaus, National Health Commission, provincial and municipal health commissions, district and county health bureaus, and provincial public security Department, city, district and county public security bureaus, "three no restrictions".

1. Definition of public institutions

Public institutions refer to institutions established by state agencies or other organizations using state-owned assets for the purpose of social welfare, and engage in education, science and technology, culture, Health and other social organizations that serve the national economy and social development. Its personnel are established by public institutions, and its funds are paid by national public funds.

It is a social public organization that is under the leadership of the national administrative agency and mainly provides non-material production and labor services in education, science and technology, culture, health and other activities. Public institutions accept the leadership of the government and are expressed in the form of organizations or The legal entity of the organization.

2. Public Institution Examination

Public institution examination is also called the open recruitment staff examination. This work is entrusted by the personnel department of each employer to the provincial, municipal and prefecture-level cities. The Personnel Examination Center affiliated to the Department of Personnel (in public institutions, the examination center sets the questions and organizes the registration, examination and submits the results list to the employer, and some units organize and implement the questions themselves).

The examination time varies from place to place, and most areas will conduct it between June and August every year.

Pharmacy

1. Professional Definition

Pharmacy mainly studies basic knowledge and skills in pharmaceutics, pharmacology, medicinal chemistry, drug synthesis, drug analysis, etc. , carry out drug research and development, production, processing, quality inspection, sales, management, etc.

For example: research and development of Chinese patent medicines and Western medicines, processing of traditional Chinese medicine granules such as Ganmao Qingre Granules, inspection and identification of drug quality, drug sales management, etc.

2. Postgraduate Entrance Examination Directions

Pharmacology, Pharmacy, Pharmacy, and Medicinal Chemistry.

3. Curriculum System

"Traditional Chinese Medicine", "Pharmaceutical Management", "Clinical Pharmacology", "Drug Synthesis", "Biopharmaceutics and Pharmacokinetics", "Clinical Drug Therapeutics" "Methods of Drug Analysis" Some universities train students in the following professional directions: marketing, traditional Chinese medicine, clinical pharmacology, clinical pharmacy, food pharmacy, and pharmaceutical economics.