Admission conditions for directional doctors

Directional doctoral enrollment conditions are as follows:

I. Conditions

1. meets the requirements of the unified college entrance examination in our province and has signed up for the unified college entrance examination in our province;

2. I and my father (mother) or legal guardian's household registration must be in rural areas of our province, and I have a local rural household registration for more than 3 consecutive years;

3. Physical conditions conform to the relevant provisions of the Guiding Opinions on Physical Examination for Enrollment of Ordinary Colleges and Universities formulated by the Ministry of Education, the former Ministry of Health and the China Disabled Persons' Federation;

4. I love medical and health undertakings, voluntarily apply for the exam and promise to serve in rural grassroots medical and health institutions for 6 years after graduation, including standardized training for residents for 3 years.

Second, the introduction of targeted medical students

Candidates voluntarily fill in the directional employment enrollment volunteers of medical colleges. Once you are admitted as a targeted student, you must sign relevant targeted employment agreements with universities and targeted employment units before enrollment. Directional students refer to a policy formulated to help remote areas, ethnic minority areas and industries with difficult working environment to train talents and ensure that they obtain a certain number of graduates.

Third, directional medical student enrollment

Medical students mainly enroll students from rural areas, giving priority to students in the county where the post-setting unit is located. Candidates who take part in the unified college entrance examination are admitted separately. Before obtaining the admission notice, medical students must sign a directional employment agreement with the training school and the local county-level health administrative department, and promise to serve in the relevant primary medical and health institutions for 6 years after graduation.

Fourth, the benefits of targeted medical students

Because it is trained independently, medical students don't have to pay tuition fees for four to five years, and the school will even give new student aid funds to meet the daily life of students. Therefore, oriented medical students are especially suitable for rural students with poor family conditions. Not only do they have to pay tuition, but they don't even have to spend money on living expenses. Going to college is free.

Secondly, medical students need to take the postgraduate entrance examination, and then they may not be able to enter a good hospital. However, oriented medical students do not need to take the postgraduate entrance examination, but are also assigned, and there is no risk of unemployment during their work.