Treatment of doctors studying in the United States after returning to China

What is the treatment of studying as a postdoctoral student in the United States? Before studying abroad, many doctors may look for the following working conditions after returning home. So what about the treatment after returning to China? Follow me to have a look! Welcome to reading.

The working treatment of American doctoral students after returning to China

Postdoctoral students in the United States are generally full-time researchers. Require to work forty hours a week. The average annual salary is about forty thousand dollars. Postdoctoral salaries range from $30 thousand to $50 thousand. At the same time, employers provide health insurance and other benefits. The salary of such a postdoctoral fellow can basically guarantee the well-off level of a family of three or four people. Excluding living expenses, room expenses, car maintenance and other expenses, there should be a slight balance every year.

In the United States, some research majors (such as science and engineering, medicine) have many post-doctoral positions. And the salary is good. Being a postdoctoral fellow seems to be the only way to be a full-time professor and researcher. Generally speaking, with the friendly relations between China and the United States and frequent international academic exchanges in recent years, more and more China students apply for postdoctoral positions in the United States for many reasons:

First, the scientific research environment is good. For applicants, I hope to have a better academic research platform. A good research environment and atmosphere abroad is far beyond the reach of many domestic research institutions.

Second, advanced equipment and leading research results, as we all know, the United States leads the world in many fields of biology and medicine. For China students, if they can join such a team, their articles and research results will be significantly improved.

Third, it is also a good way for students who are inclined to emigrate in the future. China students who go to the United States as postdoctoral fellows get a J- 1 visa, which is easier to be approved by the consulate. After working for one to two years, you can apply for exemption from the requirement of returning to China in the J- 1 visa, change to a work visa (H- 1), and then apply for a green card.

The post-doctoral work cycle in the United States is generally one to two years. After completing a postdoctoral job, you can apply for a second or even a third postdoctoral job. But the total period for a person to be a postdoctoral fellow is generally about five years.

The above is the relevant introduction of the treatment of doctors studying in the United States after returning to China, hoping to help you.