Well, doctors and nurses in China earn very little because they pay much less than they get. There may be many people who disagree with this view. ) We can calculate that a doctoral graduate (five years) will cost at least 6,543,800 yuan (tuition+living expenses). However, an undergraduate can only enter a county-level hospital at most (mostly by relationship). At present, the average salary of doctors (junior) in county hospitals (institutions) is about 1 000 (most people may not believe it, so they can go to the personnel bureau for investigation), and the average salary of intermediate (attending doctors: six years after graduation) is about 1 600. At the same time, they are risky, often on duty and have almost no holidays. I also have to go to work on Saturdays and Sundays (I also have to make rounds during breaks, basically 1 1). And a graduate with the same major in other fields has a monthly salary far more than 1000 yuan. Many people may say that their doctors have high bonuses and many red envelopes. In fact, most people don't know that there are almost no red envelopes and bonuses in hospitals at or below the county level (some don't exceed 1000 yuan per month) because most of the people who come to see a doctor in small counties are acquaintances or relatives of acquaintances, so they are embarrassed to accept other people's red envelopes and kickbacks, and all of a sudden the whole county knows more. Many people may say that doctors and nurses in big hospitals (above the municipal level) have more money and more red envelopes, but now in China, there is no master of medicine (only at the municipal level) or doctoral degree (it doesn't matter: generally 200,000-500,000), otherwise it is impossible to enter. And the income is about 4,000 yuan a month (Fujian Province: the basic salary of the Personnel Bureau of the Master of Medicine is about 65,438+0,600+bonus and others). Many people may not believe it. You can call the local personnel bureau to ask.