What qualifications do Chinese medicine practitioners need?

To take the examination for the qualification certificate of Chinese medicine practitioners, one of the following conditions can be met: 1, have obtained the technical secondary school education of Chinese medicine, and have worked as a pharmacist for 5 years; 2, obtained a college degree in traditional Chinese medicine university, engaged in the professional and technical work for 3 years; 3. Obtain a bachelor's degree or a master's degree from the University of Traditional Chinese Medicine and have been engaged in this professional and technical work for 1 year.

Considering the historical position of multi-level medical education and multi-structure doctor titles in China, as well as the actual situation of Chinese medicine and other traditional medicine in China, TCM doctors implement hierarchical and classified management.

1, classification: The qualification examination for Chinese medicine doctors is divided into two levels: practicing doctors and practicing assistant doctors.

The difference is that the practice scope of licensed assistant doctors is limited to some extent, and they can only practice under the guidance of licensed doctors and cannot practice independently. However, practicing assistant doctors working in township medical and health institutions can independently engage in general medical activities according to medical conditions and needs.

2. Classification: The qualification examination of Chinese medicine doctors is divided into three categories: Chinese medicine, integrated traditional Chinese and western medicine and ethnic medicine. Among the ethnic medicine majors, there are six ethnic medicine majors: Tibetan medicine, Mongolian medicine, Uygur medicine, Dai medicine, Korean medicine and Zhuang medicine.

The reference personnel for the qualification examination of TCM doctors are complex and have many categories, including 18 * *.

The Ministry of Health, Population and Family Planning is in charge of the work of doctors nationwide, and the administrative departments of health and traditional Chinese medicine at or above the county level are responsible for the management of the work of doctors within their respective administrative areas.