Do you meet the requirements to apply for the rural general practice assistant physician examination in 2017?

To put it simply, as long as you have more than one year of working experience in a village clinic or health center, and your academic qualifications meet the application requirements, you can apply!

Registration for the 2017 Rural General Assistant Physician Examination has begun. The registration requirements must meet the registration qualification regulations for the Physician Qualification Examination (2014 version). In fact, this regulation mainly says two things, that is, it meets these requirements. You can register for the exam with two conditions.

First, more than one year of working experience in a village clinic or health center

The registration qualification regulations for the Physician Qualification Examination (2014 version) stipulate that when registering, candidates should submit documents that are consistent with the application category. Proof of completion of the probation period of 1 year and passing the examination.

That is to say, as long as you have worked in a township health center (including current staff and temporary staff) or a village clinic (holding a rural doctor’s practicing certificate and a village clinic’s medical institution practicing license) After 1 year and passing the examination, you will meet the first condition to register as a rural general practice assistant physician.

Second, education, the registration threshold is a secondary vocational (technical secondary school) degree

More than one year of work experience should not be difficult for most rural doctors, because after all, most rural doctors Doctors have been engaged in primary care for several years or decades, so the second application requirement is academic qualifications. The application threshold is a secondary vocational (technical secondary school) degree. Here are some excerpts from the Registration Qualification Regulations for the Physician Qualification Examination (2014 Edition) There are common academic requirements for application. Please check whether you meet the conditions based on your academic qualifications and years of enrollment.

(Valid proof of academic qualifications refers to a nationally recognized graduation certificate. Basic medicine, forensic medicine, nursing (study), medical technology, pharmacy, traditional Chinese medicine and other medical-related majors, their academic qualifications Not used as a basis for academic qualifications to apply for physician qualifications)

Undergraduate degree

1. Five years or more of clinical medicine, anesthesiology, psychiatry, medical imaging, radiology, ophthalmology. Optometry ("Optometry" is only available to those admitted to Wenzhou Medical University before December 31, 2012), Medical Laboratory Medicine (only available to those admitted before December 31, 2012), Maternal and Child Health Medicine (only available to those admitted before December 31, 2014) Admission before the date) professional undergraduate degree, as the academic basis for applying for the clinical physician qualification examination. 2. A five-year undergraduate degree in dental medicine is the academic basis for applying for the dental practitioner qualification examination. 3. A five-year undergraduate degree in preventive medicine and maternal and child health medicine is the academic basis for applying for the public health practitioner qualification examination. 4. Five-year or above undergraduate degree in Chinese medicine, acupuncture and massage, clinical medicine of Chinese and Western medicine, Tibetan medicine, Mongolian medicine, Uighur medicine, Dai medicine, Zhuang medicine, Kazakh medicine, as an applicant for the corresponding practicing physician qualification examination in the category of traditional Chinese medicine Academic qualification basis. 5. Those who enrolled before December 31, 2009 and have an undergraduate degree in medicine that meets the requirements of this paragraph and add the medical major should apply for the exam; those who enrolled after January 1, 2010, have an undergraduate degree in medicine plus medicine. For professional orientation, this academic qualification will not be used as the academic basis for applying for medical qualifications, unless approved by the national education administrative department. 6. Medical undergraduate graduates from junior college to undergraduate degree after September 1, 2015, their major must be the same or similar to the junior college major, and their undergraduate degree can be used as the academic basis for applying for physician qualifications.

Higher vocational education (junior college)

1. Those who enrolled in clinical medicine majors approved by the Ministry of Education after January 1, 2005 (including clinical medicine, stomatology, and Chinese medicine) Graduates of medicine, traditional Chinese medicine orthopedics, acupuncture and massage, Mongolian medicine, Tibetan medicine, Uyghur medicine, etc.), their junior college degree will be used as the academic basis for applying for physician qualifications. For graduates of medical majors (refer to the names of undergraduate majors in the same period) who were admitted before December 31, 2004 and have been approved by the provincial education and health administration department (traditional Chinese medicine management department), their junior college degree will be used as the academic basis for applying for physician qualifications. 2. For graduates of five-year medical majors starting from junior high schools who were admitted before December 31, 2013, with the approval of the education and health administrative departments at or above the provincial level, their junior college diplomas will be used as the academic basis for applying for physician qualifications. After obtaining the qualification, you are limited to practicing in rural medical institutions for five years before you can apply to change your practice location to a county-level medical institution. For graduates of the 5-year junior high school medical major who enrolled after January 1, 2014, their junior college degree cannot be used as the academic basis for applying for physician qualifications. 3. For graduates of integrated traditional Chinese and Western medicine majors (including the 5-year junior high school-level junior high school clinical clinical medicine major approved by the Ministry of Education and the former Ministry of Health) who enrolled before December 31, 2008, their junior college degree will be used as a qualification to apply for the doctor's examination. academic qualifications. For graduates majoring in integrated traditional Chinese and Western medicine who enrolled after January 1, 2009 (including those majoring in clinical medicine of traditional Chinese and Western medicine at the 5-year junior high school starting from a junior high school), their junior college degree will not be used as the academic basis for applying for physician qualifications. 4. Those who enrolled before December 31, 2009, and who meet the requirements of this paragraph and have a junior college degree in medical majors plus a medical major should apply for the exam; those who enroll after January 1, 2010, have a junior college degree in medical majors plus a medical major. For professional orientation, this academic qualification will not be used as the academic basis for applying for medical qualifications, unless approved by the national education administrative department.

Secondary vocational education (technical secondary school) education

1. Enrollment after September 1, 2010 shall be established with the approval of the provincial education administrative department and the health and family planning administrative department (traditional Chinese medicine management department) For rural medical graduates who have been registered with the Ministry of Education, their vocational (technical secondary school) education is the academic basis for applying for clinical assistant physician qualifications. After rural medical graduates obtain the qualification of practicing assistant physicians, they are limited to practicing in village clinics. Those who really need it can practice in township health centers. 2. Health care graduates from secondary vocational schools (secondary vocational schools) who were enrolled between September 25, 2000 and December 31, 2010, with their vocational (technical secondary school) education as the academic basis for applying for clinical assistant physician qualifications . After health care majors obtain qualifications, they are limited to practicing in village clinics. Those who really need it can practice in township health centers. For graduates of secondary vocational schools who enrolled after January 1, 2011, with the exception of rural medicine, secondary vocational education (technical secondary school) in other majors will not be used as the academic basis for applying for clinical assistant physician qualifications. 3. Graduates of secondary vocational schools (secondary vocational schools) majoring in community medicine, preventive medicine, maternal and child health, medical imaging diagnosis, and stomatology who were enrolled before August 31, 2001, among which vocational (technical secondary school) education is required to apply for the corresponding category of practice Academic qualifications for assistant physician qualifications. For graduates of the above majors who enrolled after September 1, 2001, their vocational (technical secondary school) education will not be used as the academic basis for applying for physician qualifications. 4. For graduates of secondary vocational schools majoring in integrated traditional Chinese and Western medicine who were enrolled before December 31, 2006, their vocational (technical secondary school) academic qualifications will be used as the academic basis for applying for the qualification of integrated traditional Chinese and Western medicine physicians in the traditional Chinese medicine category. For graduates majoring in integrated traditional Chinese and Western medicine who enrolled after January 1, 2007, their vocational (technical secondary school) education will not be used as the academic basis for applying for physician qualifications. 5. For graduates of traditional Chinese medicine and ethnic medicine majors from secondary vocational schools (secondary vocational schools) who were enrolled before December 31, 2006, their vocational (technical secondary school) academic qualifications will be used as the academic basis for applying for the corresponding physician qualifications in the traditional Chinese medicine category. For graduates of traditional Chinese medicine and ethnic medicine majors from secondary vocational schools (secondary vocational schools) registered with the Ministry of Education and the State Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine after January 1, 2007, their vocational (technical secondary school) education will be used as the corresponding physician qualifications to apply for the traditional Chinese medicine category. academic qualifications. Graduates of secondary Chinese medicine majors who enrolled after January 1, 2011, are limited to practicing in primary medical institutions after obtaining qualifications. 6. A high school diploma in health professions is not the academic basis for applying for medical qualifications. 7. Educational qualifications from secondary vocational schools for health workers enrolled after January 1, 1999 will not be used as the academic basis for applying for physician qualifications.

Adult education qualifications

1. Medical graduates of adult higher education, self-study examinations, and distance education from various colleges and universities who enrolled before October 31, 2002. This qualification As the academic basis for applying for the corresponding category of medical qualifications. The above-mentioned graduates who enrolled after November 1, 2002, if they have passed the Physician Qualification Examination to obtain the Qualification of Practicing Assistant Physician before enrolling, and if their major is consistent with the category of the Physician Qualification, they can apply for the Qualification of Practicing Physician with an adult education degree. Except for the above circumstances, the adult higher education academic qualifications of medical graduates who enrolled in adult higher education, self-study examinations, and distance education from various colleges and universities after November 1, 2002 will not be used as the academic basis for applying for medical qualifications. 2. For adult technical secondary school medical graduates who enrolled before August 31, 2001, their adult technical secondary school diploma will be used as the academic basis for applying for physician qualifications. For adult technical secondary school medical graduates who enrolled after September 1, 2001, their adult technical secondary school education will not be used as the academic basis for applying for physician qualifications. Traditional medicine teachers and persons with real expertise

1. Traditional medicine teachers and persons with real expertise who apply to participate in the physician qualification examination should comply with Article 20 of the "Physician Qualification Examination Methods for Traditional Medicine Teachers and Persons with Real Expertise" Relevant provisions of Article 7 and Article 28. 2. If a traditional medicine teacher and a person with real expertise obtains a practicing assistant physician's practicing certificate and obtains a junior college degree or above in adult higher education in traditional Chinese medicine recognized by the education administration department of the State Council, and the time of practice and the time of obtaining the adult higher education degree are in compliance with the regulations, You can apply for the qualification of a practicing physician corresponding to the category of traditional Chinese medicine with prescribed academic qualifications.

Attachment 1: Registration provinces (except Beijing, Heilongjiang, Jilin, Inner Mongolia, Henan, Hubei, Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan)

In 2017, in Tianjin City, Hebei Province, Shanxi Province, and Liaoning Province , Shanghai City, Jiangsu Province, Zhejiang Province, Anhui Province, Fujian Province, Shandong Province, Hunan Province, Guangdong Province, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, Hainan Province, Chongqing City, Sichuan Province, Guizhou Province, Yunnan Province, Tibet Autonomous Region, Shaanxi Province, Gansu Province, Qinghai Province, Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region, and Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region have launched pilot examinations for rural general practice assistant physicians. Candidates who meet the registration requirements apply in accordance with relevant regulations.