Both preventive medicine and traditional Chinese medicine have good employment prospects, but preventive medicine is better than pharmacy, and the employment scope is slightly wider. After graduating from preventive medicine, you can work in publishing houses and magazines in the medical and health industry. If you can work in publishing houses of core journals, the salary is also very good.
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Preventive medicine is an undergraduate major in colleges and universities, which belongs to public health and preventive medicine. The basic study period is five years, and the bachelor of medicine degree is awarded.
Preventive medicine is a wide-ranging specialty, based on basic medicine and clinical medicine courses.
The purpose is to cultivate professionals who can adapt to the needs of social development and public health, have basic knowledge of basic and clinical medicine, theoretical and practical skills of preventive medicine, have practical working ability of public health and preventive medicine, have good professional quality and innovative spirit, and can independently study and carry out relevant scientific research, teaching and public health entrepreneurial practice.
The fundamental task of preventive medicine education is to cultivate professionals who can adapt to the needs of social development and public health, have basic knowledge of basic and clinical medicine, theoretical and practical skills of preventive medicine, have practical working ability of public health and preventive medicine, have good professional quality and innovative spirit, and can independently study and carry out related scientific research, teaching and public health entrepreneurial practice.
Students trained in preventive medicine should have good ideological and moral quality, scientific and cultural quality, professional quality and physical and mental quality, and master the basic theories and methods of natural science, humanities and social sciences, medicine and public health.
It has the ability to engage in routine public health services, monitor people's health-related conditions, prevent and control diseases and health hazards, implement public policies, laws, regulations, departmental rules and health standards, carry out health education and health promotion activities, and study and implement public health strategies and measures.