"Three-no students" tearfully complained that hundreds of thousands of medical graduates changed careers, what is the reason behind it?
When high school students fill out their applications, many students are interested in the medical industry, so the number of students applying for medical school is gradually increasing. They may believe that the medical profession has better career prospects and salary packages, and at the same time fulfills its social responsibility and saves lives. Therefore, careers such as doctors have become the preferred choice of many college students.
However, the medical profession is not as rosy as it seems, and there are some unsatisfactory phenomena in it.
Some medical students deride themselves as "three-nil students" and face the difficult choice of changing careers after graduation. While there are hundreds of thousands of medical graduates each year, the percentage of people who end up working in hospitals is relatively low, and changing careers seems to have become a common choice for graduates.
According to the data, there are hundreds of thousands of medical graduates every year, and there are still many vacancies in hospitals. This has led to a phenomenon where hospitals are constantly recruiting and graduates are struggling to find jobs, but it seems that the balance between the two is never to be struck, and the demand for doctors in hospitals remains unmet.
Studies have shown that only one in six graduates will eventually be able to successfully work in hospitals. This begs the question: does studying medicine mean no future?Although I have studied hard for many years, I may eventually have to choose to change careers, so what is the reason for this?
The main reasons for medical graduates to change careers are as follows: Non-key medical university graduates: Due to the popularity of universities and the blind expansion of colleges and universities, some students whose scores do not reach the level of entering key medical universities choose non-key medical universities. However, these schools often do not have enough teachers to provide a systematic Xi environment. The medical profession requires a high level of professional knowledge, so these non-key medical university graduates face difficulties both academically and professionally, and eventually choose to change careers.
The medical profession is in the spotlight, and many people are interested in it and choose to apply for medical school. However, the medical profession is not as rosy as it seems, and there are some poignant realities.
Someone was stopped at the door by the qualifications. Doctor is a special profession that requires a high degree of precision, and it is necessary to obtain the "Occupational Doctor Qualification Certificate" before engaging in related work. However, this certificate is difficult to obtain, and few people pass it in one sitting. Before obtaining the certificate, graduates can only work in some miscellaneous and auxiliary jobs.
On the other hand, economic factors have also become an important factor affecting the employment of medical students. Many parents complain that the medical profession is "money burning", and even if it can provide for their children to complete their university studies, it may not be able to support further education. It is difficult for ordinary families to enter large hospitals, and even some medical students who graduated from 985 and 211 may not be able to do so. With no background and financial support, as well as a lack of connections, many people end up changing careers.
Studying medicine is a long process and not for everyone. Many people think that studying medicine is a boring and lengthy job, so some people choose to give up in the process of studying Xi. Studying medicine takes a lot of time and effort, and it's not for everyone. If you don't have enough knowledge about the medical profession, or if it's just a spur of the moment, it's best to choose carefully. In addition, studying medicine also requires financial support, if the family conditions are limited and the tuition burden is heavy, it is recommended that students start from their own situation to avoid bringing excessive burden to the family.
Overall, although the medical industry has a good outlook, the bar is relatively high. Whether in a tertiary institution or a major medical university, students should improve their professional skills, live up to the expectations of those around them, and persist in their efforts to become qualified doctors.
Today's topic is: Do you think the medical industry is good?Would you let your child study medicine?
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