Excuse me, what else can medical students do besides becoming doctors?

1. Pharmaceutical sales representatives

As medical students, they are very familiar with medical knowledge. They have greater advantages and are more persuasive when negotiating or selling. After all, a medical student becomes a sales representative, who is extremely professional and can easily win the trust of customers.

2. Pharmaceutical company

As a medical student, there is another option after graduation, which is to go to a pharmaceutical company. As we all know, pharmaceutical companies have strict production processes. Generally, Being a pharmaceutical company employee, under strict process supervision, is generally less error-prone. Nowadays, the profits of drugs are very high. As an employee of a pharmaceutical company, your income is also very good. However, because you do not directly face patients, your personal responsibility is not as great as that of a doctor.

3. Medical Insurance Company

Another way out for medical students is to apply for a job at a medical insurance company. Now, many people are beginning to buy insurance for their health. For customers who have bought medical health insurance, when they need to make a claim, the insurance company needs to have specialized talents to deal with and handle similar incidents. To this end, insurance companies also need to recruit professional talents to handle medical insurance claims. Therefore, as a medical student, if you are familiar with medical-related knowledge and insurance claims-related knowledge, you will actually have a golden job if you enter the medical insurance industry.

4. Pharmacy operation

As a medical student, if you don’t want to practice medicine after graduation, you can actually open a pharmacy. The profits from operating a pharmacy are also very generous. The editor once had a friend who just graduated from a technical secondary school. Now, his annual income from operating a drugstore is hundreds of thousands. Opening a pharmacy, usually, doesn't come with much risk. Therefore, this can actually be an option for medical students.