What is the major of traditional Chinese medicine and what are the employment directions?

When volunteering to fill in the college entrance examination, many candidates and parents are very interested in the relevant situation of Chinese medicine. The following is the editor's "What is the major of Chinese medicine and what are the employment directions".

The main courses of TCM major mainly include ancient prose, English, basic theory of TCM, TCM diagnostics, Chinese pharmacy, recipe, selected readings of Neijing, febrile diseases, TCM internal medicine, TCM surgery, TCM gynecology, TCM pediatrics, acupuncture, human anatomy, histology and embryology, physiology, biochemistry and pathology.

Employment direction of Chinese medicine major Students of this major can engage in clinical medical work and scientific research work of Chinese medicine in Chinese medicine hospitals, Chinese medicine research institutions and general hospitals at all levels after graduation.

Engaged in industry:

After graduation, I mainly engaged in medical, pharmaceutical, beauty and other industries, as follows:

1 medical care/nursing/hygiene;

2 pharmaceutical/bioengineering;

3 beauty/health care;

4 new energy;

Entertainment/leisure/sports.

Engaged in the post:

After graduation, I mainly engaged in Chinese medicine, beauticians and physiotherapists, as follows:

1 TCM;

2 beauticians;

3 physiotherapists;

4 nurses;

5 health manager.

Professional training skills of traditional Chinese medicine 1. Master the basic theory of traditional Chinese medicine and clinical medicine theory;

2. Master the basic theoretical knowledge of traditional Chinese medicine prescriptions;

3 master the basic knowledge of modern science and technology and modern medicine related to traditional Chinese medicine;

4. Have the basic ability to skillfully and accurately use four diagnoses and eight categories, have the basic ability of syndrome differentiation and treatment, and have the ability to initially treat acute and severe diseases;

5. Familiar with national health guidelines, policies and regulations;

6. Have the ability to read classic Chinese medicine books.