According to observation, most of the students majoring in pharmacy and traditional Chinese medicine are transferred to the major of traditional Chinese medicine and pharmacy after applying for clinical medicine and other majors, and most of the students majoring in pharmacy have a yearning for clinical medicine, but after reading the pharmacy major, they want to be two parallel lines that are not far away from clinical medicine, which are always related, but they are always parallel, and they cannot engage in the profession of doctors. So since the fact that pharmacy is already a profession cannot be changed, how can we take the next career path well?
In fact, those who know know that the employment of undergraduates in Chinese medicine is not optimistic, most of the students with strong social skills choose medical representatives after graduation, after all, the income is competitive, and some students with family operation ability can be admitted to the hospital pharmacy department to engage in traditional Chinese medicine dispensing after graduation, while most of the other students go to nothing more than pharmaceutical factories, pharmacies, pharmaceutical companies, etc., and even more are engaged in work that has nothing to do with their majors, and change careers.
After studying graduate school (remember, since you want to study in graduate school, you must choose a good school to spell, so that you can read it out to have gold content), the employment prospects are very different, now the drug regulatory department, the pharmaceutical management department and other departments, the tertiary hospital, the Institute of Chinese Medicine and other large Chinese medicine institutions recruit all require a master's degree or even a doctorate, if it is a double first-class, famous school blessing, then the probability of being admitted to the preparation is greatly improved, even if you go to work in a pharmaceutical company, you face a lot more choices than undergraduates, For example, there are many foreign pharmaceutical companies, R&D jobs, scientific research positions, magazine editors, etc., which are beyond the reach of undergraduates.
Therefore, if you are a college student majoring in Chinese medicine, or you have a college student majoring in Chinese medicine, if you are not satisfied with the status quo, the postgraduate entrance examination is a good choice to improve your future career development.
I wish us Chinese medicine people a promising future!