Employment prospects: Compared with graduates of other majors, graduates majoring in clinical medicine have stronger employment certainty and the employment situation has been good. The medical market survey shows that most graduates are optimistic about big cities and economically developed coastal areas, and position their careers in cities, big hospitals and units with good economic benefits, with high employment expectations. However, the medical and health institutions in big cities and developed areas are becoming increasingly saturated, and the competition in the medical talent market is becoming increasingly fierce. Most of this employment difficulty is that they limit the scope of job hunting. There are many good development directions for medical graduates besides employment in hospitals such as Grade A and Grade B hospitals. For example, primary medical work units, health management centers, health managers, and health knowledge popularization.
Employment orientation: Graduates majoring in clinical medicine can take the examination of practicing doctors one year after graduation. After passing the examination, they can engage in front-line clinical work in hospitals and serve as clinicians. According to the professional direction of clinical medicine, I can engage in clinical work in the main departments of the hospital, such as internal medicine, surgery, gynecology and pediatrics. First-line clinical work in hospital is the most important employment direction of clinical medicine major, and it is also one of the most corresponding jobs of this major.