How to apply for training?

Applicants for standardized training of residents should meet the following conditions:

1, who has a bachelor's degree or above in medical major in colleges and universities (college degree or above in county-level hospitals) and intends to engage in clinical medical personnel; Personnel who are engaged in clinical medical work and have obtained the qualification certificate of medical practitioners and need training.

2. General practice belongs to clinical two disciplines. According to the Administrative Measures for Standardized Training of General Practitioners of the Ministry of Health, we recruit fresh graduates with bachelor degree or above in clinical medicine who have been employed in community health service centers or previous graduates who have obtained the qualification of practicing doctors.

(2) recruitment methods

1, the provincial education commission will announce the recruitment plan and scale of each training base in the same year, and the municipal health bureaus will organize the implementation of the training plan.

2. The medical and health institutions where each training base is located shall formulate recruitment conditions and procedures according to the approved training base category and scale, openly recruit students for the whole province, strictly control the scale, and implement training according to the training standards.

Standardized training of residents is an important part of medical students' post-graduation education, which is extremely important for cultivating high-level clinicians and improving medical quality. As a link between lifelong medical education (basic education in medical colleges) and continuing medical education (continuing medical education), it occupies an important position and is the key to the formation of medical clinical experts.

Training stage

According to the Trial Measures for Standardized Training of Clinical Residents promulgated by the Ministry of Health in recent years, the training is divided into two stages. The Standardized Training Standard for Residents (Trial) issued in 2009 clearly pointed out that the standardized training time is generally three years.

First stage

In three years, in two disciplines, I took turns to participate in the clinical medical work of major departments of this discipline and conducted comprehensive and systematic basic training in clinical work.

stage Ⅱ

It takes two years to further complete the rotation, gradually carry out professional training based on three-level disciplines, and thoroughly study and master the clinical skills and theoretical knowledge of this major. In the last year, you should arrange a certain period of time as a general resident or the corresponding hospital management.

Refer to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Standardized Training for Residents