All China citizens and persons of other nationalities who are allowed to work in China meet one of the following conditions, and may apply to take the national licensed pharmacist qualification examination.

(1) Having obtained a technical secondary school degree in pharmacy, traditional Chinese medicine or related majors and having been engaged in pharmacy or traditional Chinese medicine for seven years.

(2) Having a college degree in pharmacy, traditional Chinese medicine or related majors, and having been engaged in pharmacy or traditional Chinese medicine for five years.

(3) Having obtained a bachelor's degree in pharmacy, traditional Chinese medicine or related majors, and having been engaged in pharmacy or traditional Chinese medicine for three years.

(4) Obtained the second bachelor's degree in pharmacy, traditional Chinese medicine or related majors, graduated from postgraduate courses or obtained a master's degree, and worked in pharmacy or traditional Chinese medicine for 1 year.

(5) obtain a doctorate in pharmacy, Chinese medicine or related majors.

2. What are the subjects of the national licensed pharmacist qualification examination?

Licensed pharmacist qualification examination subjects are:

Drug management and regulations

Pharmaceutical examination subjects:

Professional knowledge of pharmacy (1): This subject includes pharmacology and pharmaceutical analysis;

Professional knowledge of pharmacy (2): this subject includes pharmacy and medicinal chemistry;

Comprehensive knowledge and skills of pharmacy.

Chinese medicine examination subjects:

Professional knowledge of traditional Chinese medicine (1): this subject includes two parts: traditional Chinese medicine and pharmacy of traditional Chinese medicine (including processing of traditional Chinese medicine);

Professional knowledge of traditional Chinese medicine (2): this subject includes two parts: identification of traditional Chinese medicine and chemistry of traditional Chinese medicine;

Comprehensive knowledge and skills of traditional Chinese medicine.

Among the above subjects, pharmaceutical affairs management and regulations are the same examination subjects; Personnel engaged in pharmacy or traditional Chinese medicine can choose pharmacy or traditional Chinese medicine examination subjects according to professional requirements.

3. Who can take the National Licensed Pharmacist Examination and be exempted from some subjects?

In accordance with the relevant provisions of the state, it has been assessed as a senior professional and technical post and meets one of the following conditions:

(1) Apprentice of traditional Chinese medicine, graduated from technical secondary school majoring in pharmacy or traditional Chinese medicine, and has been engaged in pharmacy or traditional Chinese medicine for 20 years.

(2) College degree or above in pharmacy, traditional Chinese medicine or related major, and continuous work in pharmacy or traditional Chinese medicine 15 years.

Exempt from examination: two subjects: pharmacy (or traditional Chinese medicine) professional knowledge (1) and pharmacy (or traditional Chinese medicine) professional knowledge (2), and only take the examination of pharmaceutical affairs management and regulations, comprehensive knowledge and skills.

4. What is the examination cycle?

The national licensed pharmacist qualification examination takes two years as a cycle. Those who take the exams in all subjects must pass the exams in all subjects within two consecutive exam years. For example, candidates took the licensed pharmacist qualification examination in the same year and passed the two exams; In the second year, you have to take exams in two other subjects. If you pass the exam, you will be regarded as having passed all the exams. If one of the subjects fails in the exam, only the qualified subjects in the second year will be recognized in the third year, and the other three subjects must be re-tested, and so on. Those who take part in some exemption subjects must pass the examination subjects within one examination year.

5. When is the national licensed pharmacist qualification examination scheduled every year?

The national licensed pharmacist qualification examination is scheduled for every year 10. According to the Notice of the State Administration of Pharmaceutical Products on Relevant Matters Concerning the Qualification Examination of Licensed Pharmacists 200 1. The exam is divided into four and a half days, and each subject takes 2.5 hours.

6. How to sign up for the national licensed pharmacist qualification examination?

The person who signed up for the examination shall apply by himself, and after the examination and approval of the unit, he shall bring relevant certification materials (his ID card, diploma or degree certificate, and letter of introduction from the unit) to the local examination management institution for registration. After passing the examination in accordance with the prescribed procedures and registration conditions, the examination management institution will issue an admission ticket, and candidates will take the examination at the designated time and place with the admission ticket.

Personnel of the CPC Central Committee, the State Council departments, troops and their directly affiliated units shall sign up for the examination in accordance with the principle of territoriality.

The registration time is set in April every year. Applicants can consult the local personnel (vocational reform) department or the drug supervision and administration department for specific matters.

7. How to determine the examination place?

The examination room of the national licensed pharmacist qualification examination must be located in the central city above the provincial capital city and the city where the administrative office is located. Candidates take the exam at the time and place specified in the exam notice.

8.2005 national licensed pharmacist qualification examination questions

The national licensed pharmacist qualification examination is held once a year. The examination questions are all objective questions, and the examination time for each subject is two and a half hours. The exam includes four subjects. The examination subjects for licensed pharmacists majoring in pharmacy include pharmaceutical affairs management and regulations, pharmaceutical professional knowledge (1), pharmaceutical professional knowledge (2), comprehensive knowledge and skills * engineering; The examination subjects of Chinese pharmacy specialty include pharmaceutical affairs management and regulations, professional knowledge of Chinese pharmacy (1), professional knowledge of Chinese pharmacy (2), comprehensive knowledge and skills * Chinese pharmacy. The national licensed pharmacist qualification examination policy stipulates that those who take the general examination and pass the examination within two years may apply for practicing qualification; If there are exam-free subjects, you must pass the exam of that year.

Admission ratio: According to statistics, the passing rate of the national licensed pharmacist qualification examination is about 10%. In 2004, 654.38+0.3 million people registered nationwide, and the passing rate of the examination was 654.38+0.3%.