Undergraduate basic medicine, master pathology can not find a job.

Does the subject want to ask, "What are the reasons why undergraduate basic medicine and master pathology can't find jobs?" The reasons why undergraduate basic medicine and master pathology can't find jobs are fierce competition in the job market, lack of practical experience and insufficient academic qualifications.

1, fierce competition in the job market: At present, the competition in the medical field is very fierce, and the competition pressure in the job market is great, especially in first-tier cities and well-known medical institutions, and the recruitment standards and requirements are also very high. Therefore, it takes patience and perseverance to find a job, and it is necessary to improve professional competitiveness through continuous learning and improving one's own quality.

2. Lack of practical experience: In the medical field, the work unit pays more attention to the practical experience and ability of candidates. Therefore, after graduation, we should participate in internship, practice and other activities as soon as possible, accumulate relevant experience and improve our professional ability.

3. Insufficient academic qualifications: Some medical positions require very high academic qualifications, such as doctors, undergraduates and masters, which may be difficult to meet the recruitment requirements. Therefore, after graduation, you can consider continuing to study for a doctorate, or participating in relevant vocational training and certification to improve your academic qualifications and vocational skills.