What are the medical undergraduate colleges in Shandong?

Shandong medical undergraduate colleges are as follows:

1, Shandong University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Shandong University of Traditional Chinese Medicine ranks 3 1 among medical colleges in China.

2. Jining Medical College, ranking 84th among medical colleges in China.

3. Weifang Medical College, ranked 53rd among medical colleges in China.

4. Taishan Medical College and Shanshan Medical College rank 62nd among medical colleges in China.

5. Binzhou Medical College, ranked 59th in the national medical colleges.

6. Shandong Medical University, Shandong University School of Medicine ranks 1 1 in the national medical colleges.

7. Qingdao University Medical College Qingdao University Medical College ranks 48th among medical colleges in China.

There are different trends in social demand for medical graduates. There is a demand for clinical medical talents, and talents engaged in geriatrics, health care doctors, family nurses and other occupations will gradually become popular. Preventive medicine and stomatology are promising in theory, but from the employment situation in recent years, it is more difficult, and the employment of basic medicine and nursing specialty is not ideal.

The difference is that the employment prospects of pharmaceutical graduates are generally good, and the overall supply is less than demand. Pharmaceutical factories and pharmaceutical factories are the big ones to attract such graduates, and the demand for talents in the pharmaceutical industry is rising steadily. In addition, the demand for professional and technical personnel such as trade, distribution, inspection and medical information management in the pharmaceutical industry will also increase. Zhang Shufang, secretary general of China Licensed Pharmacists Association, said that China needs at least 1 10,000 licensed pharmacists.

There are not only differences between specific majors, but also regional differences, which are closely related to the degree of economic development. The more developed the economy, the less the demand for graduates in cities. This is mainly because the medical service in economically developed areas started early, and the development is relatively mature and stable, especially the public hospitals in these cities are basically saturated with talents. Small and medium-sized cities, because the medical cause is in the stage of continuous development, have a great demand for talents.