According to the regulations, free medical students are exempted from tuition and accommodation fees during their studies at school, and subsidized for living expenses. Tuition and accommodation fees are subject to the charging standards set by the local price department. The standard of living allowance is determined by the provinces in combination with the actual situation, and it is not lower than the national subsidy standard in principle. The required funds are implemented by the provincial finance in the medical and health expenditure. The state has spent three years to train a five-year clinical medical undergraduate who intends to engage in general practice for each township health center in the central and western regions (including 5000 free medical students enrolled in 2065, 438+00), and the central government gives subsidies according to the standard of 6000 yuan per student per year, giving priority to the living allowance for free medical students.
Of course, the question that everyone is most concerned about is: What is the salary of free medical students?
Wages in different parts of this country are not exactly the same: the minimum wage for liberal medical students after graduation is generally around1500-2,000 yuan (of course, it will increase in the future, and it will be higher in economically developed areas). After six years of service, they need to pass the exam before they can formally become national medical personnel. As long as you have connections or rich experience and unique technology, you can enter county-level hospitals.
Generally, after graduation, I will go to work in rural primary health care institutions in the central and western regions.
This advantage is that universities don't have to pay money, and they don't have to worry about finding a job after graduation, but the disadvantage is that the salary is not very high, and they can't choose their jobs freely. The working areas are mainly rural areas.