To be a "general practitioner" in a township, the policy will escort you all the way.
From July 2065438 to July 2005, the first batch of free medical graduates trained with the support of the central government will go to township hospitals in the central and western regions. In order to do a good job of free medical students' employment and post-graduation education, the Ministry of Education and other six departments recently issued the Opinions on Further Improving the Free Training of Rural Order-Oriented Medical Students, further improving policies such as enrollment, training, use incentives and constraints, more systematically standardizing the training of free medical talents, and promoting the delivery mechanism of collaborative training of medical talents through medical education.
The new policy is clear, continue to train rural order-oriented medical students free of charge, and focus on training health personnel engaged in general practice for township hospitals and medical and health institutions below. Free medical students are divided into five-year undergraduate and three-year junior college, with five-year undergraduate as the main training major and clinical medicine and traditional Chinese medicine (including ethnic medicine) as the main training work, and the training work is mainly undertaken by local universities that hold medical education.
In the recruitment process, candidates applying for the free medical targeted employment enrollment plan must participate in the national unified college entrance examination that year, and implement single-row volunteering, single batch and single marking. Undergraduate students plan to enroll in batches in advance, and higher vocational students plan to enroll in batches in advance. Free medical students enroll students in the whole province (autonomous regions and municipalities) where colleges and universities are located. In principle, only rural students are enrolled. Within the scope of candidates who meet the filing conditions, students in the county where the post setting unit is located will be given priority.
After the admission of free medical students and before obtaining the admission notice, they must sign a targeted employment agreement with the training school and the county-level health and family planning and human society departments where targeted employment is located, and promise to serve in targeted rural primary health care institutions for 6 years after graduation. Free medical students are free of tuition, accommodation and living expenses during their studies at school.
Focusing on the actual needs of rural grass-roots medical and health institutions, the New Deal first clarified the training objectives, demanding the construction of a curriculum system and teaching content suitable for rural medical and health work, and strengthening the training of clinical ability of free medical students in grass-roots medical and health institutions.
The New Deal makes it clear that free undergraduate medical graduates need to participate in three-year standardized training for general practitioners after reporting for employment in directional colleges, and free specialist medical graduates need to participate in two-year training for assistant general practitioners, and the training time is included in the six-year service period. Free undergraduate medical students who have qualified and reached the standard of degree awarding may apply for graduate education with the same academic qualifications and be awarded a master's degree in clinical medicine or traditional Chinese medicine.
In order to encourage free medical students to work in township hospitals, the New Deal has given six preferential policies in terms of professional title promotion, salary, professional training, retention and re-employment after the expiration of service.
The New Deal pointed out that free medical students can be promoted to intermediate titles one year in advance after registering as general practitioners. Professional title promotion can relax foreign language requirements in accordance with the relevant provisions of the state, and there is no hard and fast regulation on papers. The number of consultations, service quality and mass satisfaction are important factors for the promotion of professional titles of free medical graduates. Free medical students who have obtained the certificate of standardized training for residents are given priority in the special post plan for general practitioners. When conducting or participating in various business training, give priority to free medical students and encourage them to continuously improve their business ability.
The New Deal makes it clear that free medical students will be paid in accordance with national policies and provide necessary working and living conditions and turnover rooms. For free medical students who are willing to continue to work in primary medical and health institutions after the expiration of service, their units should be appropriately inclined in the distribution of performance pay; Free medical graduates who have completed their service are given priority in open recruitment in urban public hospitals and community health service centers under the same conditions.
In addition, the New Deal pointed out that free medical students who violate the contract should return the education and training fees and living allowances they have enjoyed, and pay liquidated damages according to regulations. The fact of breach of contract should be included in the doctor's integrity management, and the record of breach of contract should be published and recorded in the personnel files of free medical students.