One of the titles of resident, ranking below the attending physician, belongs to the primary title. The industry is referred to as "resident doctor". Its main responsibility is to complete basic medical work, including receiving patients and recording the course of disease.
Prescribing doctors' orders and performing some clinical operations under the guidance of superior doctors are the first-line doctors who treat patients all the time, but they need to accept the guidance and supervision of superior doctors (attending doctors and above).
After a certain period of professional training, residents can be promoted to attending physician after passing the examination. Physician title: resident, attending physician, deputy chief physician and chief physician.
It needs to be distinguished from the concept of "chief resident physician": the former is a professional title and the latter is a position. Large hospitals require doctors to engage in medical work as "chief resident physician" before being promoted from resident to attending physician, which is characterized by not leaving the ward and its vicinity for 24 hours, with a general cycle of 1 year.
The difference between a physician and an attending physician:
1, different concepts.
A medical practitioner refers to a person who has a medical license and is a medical practitioner and is actually engaged in medical treatment, prevention and health care, excluding a medical practitioner who is actually engaged in management. Attending physician is the name of hospital title, which is a kind of doctor title. It is one level higher than resident physician and one level lower than deputy chief physician, and belongs to intermediate title. Different from the attending doctor or the attending doctor.
2. Different categories
The categories of medical practitioners are clinical, traditional Chinese medicine, oral and public health. Traditional Chinese medicine includes traditional Chinese medicine, ethnic medicine and combination of traditional Chinese and western medicine, among which ethnic medicine includes Mongolian medicine, Tibetan medicine, Uygur medicine, Dai medicine, Korean medicine and Zhuang medicine.
Professional titles are divided into residents (teaching assistants, second-level teachers, assistant engineers and internship researchers), attending physicians (lecturers, first-level teachers, engineers and assistant researchers), deputy chief physicians (associate professors, senior teachers, senior engineers and associate researchers) and chief physicians (professors, special-level teachers, researcher engineers and researchers).