What level should a doctor be assigned after entering a public institution?

1. Ph.D.s can enjoy professional titles quickly when they enter public institutions. Generally, they can be directly promoted to intermediate level when they first arrive, and they will be paid higher soon after. As for the specific benefits, they vary from place to place and various types of units. It depends on the specific situation. Condition.

2. The classification of public institutions has nothing to do with the professional titles previously obtained.

1. In public institutions, the evaluation of professional titles is like this. The evaluation of undergraduate students is automatically converted to junior level immediately after becoming a full-time employee. That is to say, after one year of working in the original unit, you can be evaluated as junior level. . The intermediate level assessment can only be done 5 years after the elementary level assessment.

2. For full-time graduate students, they will be automatically converted to junior level one year after becoming a full-time graduate, and then rated as intermediate level two years later.

3. For on-the-job graduate students, since they only have degrees but no diplomas, and academic qualifications refer to graduation certificates, the academic qualifications remain unchanged. Therefore, you have to wait 6 years before you can be rated as intermediate, and one year later you can be rated as elementary.

4. Continuing education is actually a qualification for professional title evaluation. That is to say, continuing education has credits every year. Public institutions require professional and technical personnel to earn a certain number of credits every year before they are qualified to evaluate professional titles.

5. Regularization refers to the transfer from trainee to full-time staff. After the transfer, the salary will increase to the next level. The evaluation of professional titles is based on conversion to full-time and grading.