What are the prospects for clinical majors in Anhui College of Traditional Chinese Medicine? How many people take the postgraduate entrance exams and find employment every year?

An’s traditional Chinese medicine does not have a clinical medicine major. You should be referring to the clinical category of traditional Chinese medicine, such as traditional Chinese medicine (clinical medicine), acupuncture and massage, acupuncture and massage (foreign-related), and traditional Chinese medicine (orthopedics) , Chinese and Western clinical medicine, Chinese and Western clinical medicine (general medicine), Chinese and Western clinical medicine (rehabilitation medicine), etc. These majors are completely different from the clinical medicine majors offered by Western medical schools.

Apply to become a practicing doctor of traditional Chinese medicine or integrated traditional Chinese and western medicine one year after graduation. For clinical medicine majors, you can apply to become a clinical practitioner.

The workplace is mainly in traditional Chinese medicine hospitals. You can also go to the traditional Chinese medicine department of a general hospital. There are also some who are not in the traditional Chinese medicine department after entering a general hospital, but they are usually in auxiliary departments, such as B-ultrasound and radiology. Either enter the administrative department of a hospital, or change careers and work as a claims doctor, medical representative, etc. in an insurance company.

It is difficult to find employment in traditional Chinese medicine majors and the demand is very small. Even traditional Chinese medicine hospitals prefer graduates of clinical majors. As long as it's not 211, most employers don't care too much about the difference between the brands of traditional Chinese medicine hospitals.

The postgraduate entrance examination is a trend. It is common for school graduates to take the postgraduate entrance examination. However, most schools do not count the passing rate of their students, so they do not know exactly how many people have taken the postgraduate entrance examination.

It is easy to study in Kao'an Traditional Chinese Medicine, because there are not enough students every year, and a lot of adjustments are made. Once you get into the national level in Area B, as long as it is not a particularly popular major, you can usually get it. It is easier to take the exam from this school.

Gender discrimination is rarely heard of in traditional Chinese medicine majors. It’s just that orthopedic injuries are not suitable for girls. Others are fine.