I want to study medicine abroad and have plans to return to China. In order to get a good job at home, is it better to receive higher education abroad? Is it better to have work experience?

Yes, the medical industry requires high academic qualifications of practitioners, and basically every practitioner needs to maintain a lifelong learning attitude and work. The more experienced medical workers, the greater the probability of being admitted in job hunting.

If you choose to study medicine abroad, there will be many internship opportunities during your school years. Medical students should seize these rare opportunities, participate in internship programs organized by the school and accumulate experience.

After graduation, international students majoring in medicine are advised to go back to China as soon as possible to apply for academic certification and participate in recruitment as fresh graduates. Many medical-related units are very friendly to fresh graduates when recruiting every year, and many units will also set up special positions to recruit only fresh graduates.