How many years of training does it take for a hospital to recruit midwives with undergraduate degrees?

The hospital requires four years of training to recruit midwives with undergraduate degrees. According to the "Implementation Plan for Standardized Training of Physicians" issued by the National Health Commission, midwives implement 3 1 standardized training, including 3 years of regular training and 1 year of internship. Therefore, when hospitals recruit midwives with undergraduate degrees, they need to undergo three years of standardized training and then undergo one year of internship. During the internship, midwives need to further study and practice, receive guidance and assessment, to improve their professional skills and level and prepare for future work.