Is it difficult for specialist midwifery to enter a big hospital?

Specialist midwifery is difficult to enter a large hospital for the following reasons:

1. Education: Large hospitals generally recruit graduates with bachelor's degree or above, with relatively low college education and insufficient competitiveness.

2. High skill requirements: Midwifery majors need to master higher professional skills and knowledge, including labor observation, delivery technology, maternal and child care and other skills, which need to be continuously accumulated and improved in practice.

3. Fierce job competition: Midwifery job competition in big hospitals is usually fierce. Many undergraduate and even master graduates will compete for the same job, and college graduates are at a disadvantage in the competition.

4. Lack of work experience: College graduates usually lack practical work experience, while large hospitals usually prefer to recruit graduates with rich practical experience.