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What can a doctor who is not a clinical medicine major do?
1. Clinical technician

With the development of higher medical education in China, higher medical education has achieved unprecedented development, and a large number of graduates with both ability and political integrity and superb medical skills have been trained, but the employment rate of clinical medical graduates has decreased year by year. Graduates majoring in clinical medicine, unless they are particularly excellent, are generally difficult to engage in front-line clinical work in hospitals when they graduate. However, it is still very popular to engage in medical auxiliary work in hospitals, that is, to work in medical technology departments. The medical and technical departments of the hospital cover a wide range, including ECG, radiology, laboratory and other functional departments, and students majoring in clinical medicine can be competent for the work of these departments.

2. Medical representatives

If you don't want to be a doctor in a hospital, you can also be a medical representative in a pharmaceutical company. Medical representatives are responsible for the promotion of related drugs and need strong communication and coordination skills, which is one of the indispensable and important positions in the medical and health industry. Medical representatives play a role as a link between hospital clinical medication and first-line production research and development, and play a positive role in promoting the development of medical and health undertakings. Clinical medicine has corresponding medical knowledge, and it is also a good career choice to be a medical representative.

3. Civil servants

Clinical medicine majors, like other majors, can also apply for civil servants and engage in civil service occupations. However, because there are fewer positions that clinical medicine majors can apply for civil servants every year, it is difficult for graduates of clinical medicine majors to be admitted to civil servants. However, if you have the perseverance to review for the exam, I believe you will succeed. After all, clinical medicine is one of the most difficult majors in universities, and the content of study is very complicated, which requires both memory ability and divergent thinking. Since I can study clinical medicine and graduate smoothly, I want to take the civil service exam.

4. Start your own business

Under the background of mass entrepreneurship and innovation, self-employment is a job that any major can engage in, and it is a universally applicable "standard answer". Graduates majoring in clinical medicine can choose to open their own pharmacies and register their own clinics, which are all good career choices.