Dongguan traditional Chinese medicine hospital

This hospital requires a graduate degree or above, in fact, hehe. As for tolerance, it actually depends on your personnel level, but as far as I know, it does not exceed five zeros. But the real problem is the profession of Chinese medicine. At present, general hospitals and even Chinese medicine hospitals do not want students majoring in Chinese medicine. Even if they do, it's because you have mastered western medicine in the process of internship and graduate study. In other words, you are a western doctor at all.

Postgraduate in traditional Chinese medicine for 3 years. All doctors must have a medical license. If you fail the exam, you can't become a doctor. The same is true for Chinese medicine (the scarcity of doctors in remote places can exempt this requirement). There is no difference between occupation and contract. Contract Chinese medicine is limited to a few older generations who are not from colleges and universities, but have the level and reputation. This was introduced as a special talent. Other professional doctors have to sign contracts when they enter the hospital.