Hospital cashiers are managed by the Finance Department, and their remuneration is managed according to that of technical personnel. They need to take a technical level examination and work during the day, night, afternoon and off. If you have an accounting certificate, you will be more confident. The most important thing you need to know is pharmaceutical prices and accounting knowledge. There is nothing difficult as long as you learn with an open mind. You also need to understand some medical symbols, and other basic knowledge is what you should have.
And not all hospital cashiers are medical students. However, it is easier for people who have studied medicine to learn. Our collection here is all done through a backend. Not someone who studied medicine. But I have been doing this for several years. The starting price is more familiar than anyone who has actually studied pharmacy. However, there is no way to get into the medical unit, so I think it is unlikely that I will be able to get in. Because there are not many open recruitment positions in medicine.
The general salary is about 1,000 yuan, and the work is quite boring. It’s basically the same every day, just working on the shelf. The main tasks are dispensing medicine, reducing calipers, and taking inventory every month. It’s nothing much here. Drug prices vary according to hospital regulations, so you don’t have to remember them. Just don't dispense the wrong medicine. It will be more troublesome to reduce the caliper. You need to use paper to unify each prescription written today, and then reduce the corresponding calipers one medicine at a time. Don't make mistakes on this point, otherwise you will also make mistakes when taking inventory.