What is the major of Jieyang Health School?

Jieyang Health School specializes in nursing, rehabilitation technology, medical examination technology, medical imaging technology, prosthodontics, pharmacy, traditional Chinese medicine, Chinese medicine nursing and health information management.

Jieyang Health School is the only public health secondary school in Jieyang. Its predecessor was Jieyang Truth Hospital Nursing School, which was founded in 19 13 and reorganized into Jieyang County People's Hospital Nursing School in 1958. Later, it was changed to Jieyang Health Workers Secondary School in Shantou City. 1992 In May, Jieyang was renamed as "Jieyang Health Workers' Secondary School" after it was removed from the county and built into a city.

1993 1 renamed as "Jieyang Health Adult Secondary Professional School"; 1September 1994, the school site was moved from Tianfu Road Catholic Church in Rongcheng District, Jieyang City to Xiguan Road in Rongcheng District. 1May, 1995, it was approved by the provincial government as an ordinary middle school and named as "Jieyang Health School".

competence

The school has a team of teachers who have been engaged in secondary medical education for a long time, with more than full-time teachers 1 10 and more than 40 faculty members 140, including senior lecturers 18 and 55 lecturers. Attach importance to the construction of training bases, including Jieyang People's Hospital, Shenzhen Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital, Affiliated Hospital of Shantou University School of Medicine, Puning People's Hospital and more than 30 training bases.

While running a technical secondary school well, the school has jointly set up adult education undergraduate and undergraduate courses with Guangdong Pharmaceutical University and Shantou University School of Medicine, and set up nursing, clinical medicine, pharmacy and other majors. The school has more than 4,200 technical secondary school students, offering nursing, midwifery, pharmacy, rural medicine, medical examination, medical imaging, rehabilitation technology, traditional Chinese medicine and other majors; Adult colleges and undergraduates1more than 200 people.