How can I apply for a nurse? What are the conditions?

Take the qualification examination for nursing teachers:

1. Obtain the corresponding professional secondary school education and be employed as a nurse for 5 years;

2. Obtain the corresponding professional college degree and be employed as a nurse for 3 years;

3. Obtain a bachelor's degree or master's degree in the corresponding major and have been engaged in technical work in this major for one year.

Notes:

1. Applicants must be professionals in nursing technology in medical and health institutions approved by relevant departments or meet the requirements.

2. The qualifications or degrees stipulated in the registration conditions refer to the formal college graduation qualifications or degrees recognized by the national education and health administrative departments. The deadline for the calculation of working years is the end of the year in which the examination is registered. For those who register for the 211 nursing qualification examination, the date of obtaining academic qualifications and working years in this major are as of December 31, 21.

The major you study must correspond to (or be similar to) the major you apply for. For example, if you study pharmacy, you can only apply for pharmacy qualification, not nursing qualification, and so on.

3. Those with technical secondary school or junior college education in nursing and midwifery can obtain professional and technical qualification certificate of junior nursing (bachelor's degree) if they pass the examinations in all four subjects. A person with a bachelor's degree or above in nursing and midwifery can obtain a junior (bachelor's) professional and technical qualification certificate; Those who have obtained the qualification certificate of examination results and reached the qualification period of professional and technical positions of nurses as stipulated in the Regulations on the Trial Implementation of Health Technicians' Positions can directly appoint professional and technical positions of nurses

The above information comes from the medical education network.