Career Plan for Preventive Medicine College Students

Career Plan for Preventive Medicine College Students

1. Self-Analysis

Professional Overview: Preventive medicine courses mainly include professional courses in basic medicine and clinical medicine. The professional courses include: Statistics, Health Toxicology, Epidemiology, Occupational Health and Occupational Medicine, Environmental Health, Food Nutrition and Hygiene.

Combined with analysis methods such as talent evaluation reports, I conducted a comprehensive and multi-angle analysis of myself.

In my talent quality assessment report, the top four career interests are social type (8 points), enterprise type, realistic type, and research type (7 points).

Report analysis shows that social people like activities that train, treat, and educate people. They have the ability to educate and be good at getting along with others and other interpersonal skills. This type of people are suitable for social service jobs such as teachers, consultants, and social workers that center on contact with people. Their personality characteristics are social. , loves to help people and is considerate.

In my own opinion: I have average social skills and cannot take a dominant position in interactions with strangers; I have dual characteristics of introversion and introversion and tend to be extroverted but sometimes a little emotional. If you don't know how to care about others, you will easily have friction with others, but you don't know it yourself, and you are not good at expressing your emotions. But I am always passionate about life and treating others, and have a positive and optimistic attitude. Generally speaking, my personality is relatively social.

2. Career Analysis

Referring to the talent quality evaluation report suggestions and other methods, I conducted a more systematic analysis of the relevant external environment that affects career choices.

1. Analysis of family environment

Economic situation: My father is a civil servant, and the overall economic situation is relatively good.

Family expectations: My physique is not very good. Therefore, my parents hope that I can take good care of myself and my family’s health through studying Chinese medicine.

Family culture and influence: My family has great trust in traditional medicine. My aunt is studying Chinese medicine, and my maternal grandfather and uncle are also very knowledgeable about health preservation, which makes me have a deep understanding of Chinese medicine and traditional medicine. Extremely enthusiastic.

2. School environment analysis

School characteristics: The name of our university is "Hunan University of Traditional Chinese Medicine", and traditional Chinese medicine has a long history and experience in various types of medicine. The most authoritative major in traditional Chinese medicine schools.

Professional learning: Traditional Chinese Medicine is the unification of medicine and traditional Chinese culture. It has a large development space, a large development potential, and a large social demand and a broad market.

Practical experience: Our school has 140 million yuan of experimental equipment, 8 well-known affiliated hospitals in the province, and has created a "simulated hospital" with basic clinical diagnosis and treatment skills training conditions for second-class traditional Chinese medicine hospitals. Our practice provides a good material foundation.

3. Social environment analysis

Employment situation: Employment directions for undergraduates in Traditional Chinese Medicine are roughly divided into the following categories:

Politics: Government agencies and departments, such as various

Academic: teaching and scientific research units, such as teachers in colleges and universities of traditional Chinese medicine, experimental researchers in scientific research institutes;

p> Grassroots level: hospitals, pharmacies, pharmaceutical factories, such as working as pharmacists in pharmacies and preparation rooms of hospitals at all levels, as managers within various pharmaceutical companies or their affiliated pharmacies, as technicians in various pharmaceutical factories, etc.;

Doing business: Working as a sales representative for a pharmaceutical company.

Employment policy: At this stage, Western medicine is slightly dominant in China’s pharmaceutical market, but traditional Chinese medicine is on the rise. The country has relaxed its policies on traditional Chinese medicine and increased investment in scientific research on traditional Chinese medicine.

Competitors: Competitors are mainly talents in the same major and related majors such as pharmacy, pharmaceutical engineering, and pharmaceutical preparation.

4. Occupational environment analysis

Industry analysis

(1) Industry status: With the development of the economy, people pay more attention to health, and the development of the pharmaceutical industry The prospects are promising. As Chinese culture becomes popular internationally, traditional Chinese medicine is increasingly valued in the world's medical community. At present, China already has a relatively strong material foundation for the pharmaceutical industry, and the total output value of the pharmaceutical industry accounts for 2.7% of GDP.

(2) Development trend: The improvement of the status of traditional medicine will naturally drive the development of traditional Chinese medicine, and talents who study traditional Chinese medicine will receive more and more attention from society. However, "supporting medicine with medicine" affects the development of the pharmaceutical industry. The system still cannot be eliminated.

(3) Human-industry matching: The improvement of the status of traditional Chinese medicine has made enterprises and pharmaceutical factories pay more attention to talents who master this technology. In large and medium-sized state-owned enterprises, domestic private enterprises and foreign-funded enterprises, such talents are The remuneration packages are very generous. This has also promoted the development of traditional Chinese medicine and brought benefits to enterprises, talents and the general public.

Occupational analysis

(1) Job content:

Guide and participate in drug preparation and preparation work, conscientiously implement various rules and regulations and technical operating procedures, and strictly prevent errors ACCIDENT.

Responsible for drug inspection and identification and the use and maintenance of drug testing equipment to ensure that drug quality complies with pharmacopoeia regulations.

Participate in scientific research and technological innovation, cooperate with clinical research, produce new drugs and purify Chinese herbal medicines, understand the effects of use, solicit opinions, improve dosage forms, and often introduce new drug knowledge to various departments.

Interpret and prepare prescriptions, carry out medication instructions, distribution, labeling, and proper handling; select and provide basic medication guidance for patients. Dispense medicines for customers according to prescriptions and explain to customers how to take them and other related matters.

Provide buyers with information on drug uses, contraindications, adverse reactions, etc., and answer inquiries from patients and other professional medical personnel.

Engaged in research, development, and participation in the production of pharmaceutical products, responsible for the medical efficacy experiments of new drug products, and conducting production quality monitoring of new drugs.

(2) Job requirements: Master a large amount of theoretical knowledge, master practical skills, and be careful and conscientious.

(3) Development prospects: The pharmaceutical industry is one of the sunrise industries with rapid growth in world trade. At this stage, pharmacies are dotted all over the city. According to surveys, nearly 1/3 of patients in my country currently go to pharmacies to buy medicines on their own. The Drug Administration Law stipulates that each pharmaceutical retail store must have one or two licensed pharmacists, so the shortage of pharmacists is highlighted. Data provided by the State Food and Drug Administration show that there are only more than 10,000 practicing pharmacists in our country, which is far from meeting this new social demand. In view of this, it is foreseeable that the number of pharmacists in our country will increase significantly in the next five to ten years.

3. Career positioning

Internal environmental factors

Advantage factors (S)

My advantage is that I have good observation skills And very curious. Very active in the presence of familiar people. I can often reflect on myself, what I did right and what I did wrong, and how to improve my personality and pay attention to my mental health. Know how to educate yourself, encourage others by yourself, and don’t do to others what you don’t want others to do to you.

Weakness factors (W)

My shortcoming is that although I have a wide range of interests, I have no expertise; I sometimes don’t like noisy scenes, and I am not good at verbal communication in crowded situations. This makes me sometimes passive in interpersonal interactions; I am less able to actively participate in highly motivated activities. Without perseverance and perseverance, learning is like "three days of fishing and two days of drying the net." Sometimes he is sentimental, likes to take things as they come, and lacks enterprising spirit. Lack of confidence in some aspects of oneself.

External environmental factors

Opportunity factors (O)

In today’s society, everyone pays more attention to physical health besides food and clothing. The Chinese medicine I studied is the People have always trusted traditional medicine, which determines that it will not be difficult to find a job after graduating from our major; the demand for this type of talent is large and the need is wide, whether it is government departments (Food and Drug Administration), hospitals, pharmacies, Pharmaceutical companies need it.

Threat factors (T)

The traditional Chinese medicine industry has high requirements for professional knowledge, but undergraduates lack competitiveness in basic theory; when relevant work units are recruiting, Sometimes applicants are required to hold a licensed pharmacist certificate, and obtaining a licensed pharmacist certificate requires a bachelor's degree plus three years of relevant work experience. It is difficult for us to meet this requirement when we graduate from college; the current employment situation for college graduates is quite severe, ( ) Many graduates of pharmacy-related majors are still unable to find a job. Therefore, the competition for this position will be quite high, and there are also many graduates who have accumulated some work experience in other positions to join the competition for this position. Employment pressure is even greater.

Conclusion:

Career goal: to work as a pharmacist in the future

Career development strategy: enter hospital pharmacy

Career development path: technology Route combined with management

Specific path: Pharmacist - Pharmacist - Deputy Director of Pharmacy Department - Director of Pharmacy Department - Vice President of Business - Dean

4. Employment Overview

Comparatively speaking, the employment prospects of preventive medicine may be wider than those of basic medicine and clinical medicine. Moreover, the industry fields that you will be exposed to after employment are richer than basic medicine and clinical medicine. At present, the country is relatively short of talents in this field. Employment is mainly at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and Health Supervision Institutes, mainly in public institutions. As colleges and universities expand their enrollment every year, the number of college students increases dramatically, and college graduates encounter huge challenges in their employment. The employment concepts of college students are also gradually undergoing profound changes. Various employment positions that were considered "informal" in the past have also entered the field of vision of college students. Although the government attaches great importance to it and has taken a series of measures, it is still an objective fact that college graduates have difficulty finding jobs. The efforts of all parties in society have alleviated the contradiction to a certain extent, but it is difficult to fundamentally resolve it in a short time

5. Social environment analysis results

With the rapid growth of the world economy and the With the in-depth development of globalization, the current growth of international trade has accelerated significantly and has entered a new round of growth period. In 2004, global trade in goods grew by 21% in nominal terms, reaching a level not seen in 25 years. Driven by the strong growth of the world economy and the strong demand for energy and raw materials in the international market, as well as the depreciation of the US dollar, the total volume of global trade in goods and services reached nearly 11 trillion US dollars in 2004, with a growth rate of 20%, maintaining a high-speed growth trend. . China has been a conspicuous "bright spot" in the growth of international trade in recent years. Not only has China's share and ranking in total global trade continued to rise, but its contribution to the increase in global trade has also become more significant. Since joining the WTO in 2001, China's ranking in global trade has risen by one place every year. In 2004, China's foreign trade volume reached US$1.1548 billion, surpassing Japan to become the third largest trading country after the United States and Germany, accounting for 6.4% of the total global trade in goods and 20% of the increase respectively. From this point of view, there is quite room for development of international trade in China.

Occupational environment: Preventive medicine is a subject group composed of multiple disciplines. The definition of preventive medicine is generally considered to be: it takes human groups as the research object, applies the theories of biomedicine, environmental medicine and social medicine, and combines macro and micro methods to study the occurrence and distribution patterns of diseases and various factors that affect health. A discipline that formulates preventive strategies and measures to prevent diseases, promote health and improve the quality of life.

6. Plan implementation

1. Short-term plan (university plan)

Time span: 2009-2013

Overall goal: When you graduate from college, you must obtain a CET-6 certificate in English, a national second-level computer certificate and various related professional qualification certificates. Be among the best in academic performance, have good grades in various subjects and accumulate relevant work experience.

Sub-goals and plan content:

During the freshman year, carefully study basic professional knowledge such as advanced mathematics, inorganic chemistry, organic chemistry, and physics. Passed the national computer level two examination, and the comprehensive scores in the final examination were all above good. Serve as a team leader to develop your organizational and management skills.

During my sophomore year, I passed the CET-4 test in the first semester and the CET-6 test in the next semester. Pass the Mandarin test and strive to get a B grade. Strive to become a probationary party member within this school year. Master the basic knowledge learned and lay a good foundation for the professional knowledge learning in the junior year. And use their spare time to read books on traditional Chinese medicine to expand their professional knowledge. Final exam results remain good.

During your junior year, you will learn professional knowledge and obtain technical qualification certificates.

During my senior year, I continued to sum up experience and improve professional knowledge and skills in internship positions, and continued to study theoretical knowledge to understand and master practical theoretical knowledge in ancient pharmacopoeia, which laid a solid foundation for formal work. Strive to join the Communist Party of China before graduation.

2. Medium-term plan (five-year plan after graduation)

Time span: 2013-2018

Overall goal: to achieve a qualitative leap from the fledgling Novices grow into professionals and management talents with excellent professional abilities.

Sub-goals:

From the first year to the second year after graduation: engage in basic work in a hospital pharmacy.

Third year after graduation: Engage in technical work with high technical requirements, conduct research and development of traditional Chinese medicine and publish papers in academic journals.

Fourth year after graduation: Pass the licensed pharmacist examination to become a licensed pharmacist. Engage in advanced technical work and hold certain positions in pharmacies.

Fifth year after graduation: Engage in professional technical guidance and inspection work, and publish papers in authoritative academic journals.

3. Long-term plan

Time span: ten or more years after graduation (2018——)

Overall goal: serve as and be competent as a pharmacy director , using professional skills, leadership, and innovative talents to lead the unit to progress together with my personal progress. Fulfill your dreams. Allow yourself to make not only material but also spiritual contributions to society.

7. Evaluation and adjustment

Career planning is a dynamic process, and timely evaluation and correction must be made based on the implementation results and changes in response

1. Contents of the assessment: Career goal assessment: If there is a career I am more interested in before graduating from college, I will adjust my career goals based on the actual situation. Career path evaluation: Pay attention to personal opportunities, and will revise and adjust the direction if major changes occur.

2. Evaluation time: Under normal circumstances, I make evaluation plans once a year on a regular basis. When special circumstances arise, I will adjust the assessment accordingly at any time.

3. Principles of planning and adjustment: Try your best not to change your career, appropriately change the nature of your professional internal work according to the market and personal preferences, and adjust your work direction in a timely and appropriate manner according to the market. Persevere and never give up.

Conclusion

Reality is unknown and changeable. The target plan set may be affected by various factors at any time. We should be fully mentally prepared for this.

Therefore, when encountering unexpected factors or adverse effects, we must pay attention to keeping a clear and calm mind. We must not only face and analyze the problems encountered in a timely manner, but also quickly and decisively come up with response plans to save what happened. Try to save those that cannot be saved, and take active measures to correct those that cannot be saved. I believe that in this way, even if our future actions deviate from our goals, they will not be too far off.

The long-distance race of life has just begun. Instead of regretting the failures of the past, it is better to think about how to choose tomorrow. This career plan allows me to no longer be hesitant about myself and my future career life, but to move towards the identification of my dreams.