1. Education requirements: Bachelor degree or above is usually required, and related majors such as medicine, nursing and public health are more popular.
2. Work experience: Work experience in health management or medical industry is generally required, and the specific requirements may vary from region to region and institutions.
3. Training courses: You need to attend relevant training courses for health managers, which are usually provided by professional institutions or universities, including health management theory, practical skills, laws and regulations, etc.
4. Examination: After completing the training, you need to take the health manager qualification examination. The examination content usually includes theoretical knowledge, case analysis and practical operation.
5. Pass the exam: Only when the exam scores reach a certain standard can you obtain the certificate of health manager. Specific scores may vary by region and institution.
6. Continuing education: holders of the certificate of health manager need to attend continuing education regularly to update their knowledge and improve their skills.
7. Professional Ethics: As a health manager, you need to have good professional ethics and ethics, including protecting customers' privacy and abiding by laws and regulations.
It should be noted that the specific admission conditions may vary by region and institution. It is recommended to consult relevant institutions or departments before entering school to understand the specific requirements and procedures.