Sanmenxia Central Hospital is a national standardized training base for residents. Sanmenxia Central Hospital was founded on 1956, approved as a national third-class first-class general hospital on 20 15+0, and established Sanmenxia Central Hospital Medical Management Group on 20 18. After more than 60 years of development, the hospital has become a municipal public welfare third-class first-class general hospital integrating medical treatment, teaching, scientific research, rehabilitation, health care, rehabilitation, first aid and technical guidance.
Recruitment majors: internal medicine, surgery, obstetrics and gynecology, pediatrics, general practice, ophthalmology, anesthesiology, oral general practice. In 2023, it is planned to recruit 35 people, including not less than 10 in general practice, not less than 3 in pediatrics, not less than 3 in obstetrics and gynecology, and not less than 5 in anesthesiology. We will recruit 14 independently. The training object is bachelor degree or above, and the training time is 3 years; Master of science, doctor transferred to clinical posts, apply for standardized training of residents, the training time shall not be less than 3 years in principle.
Recruitment objectives:
1, on the job. In 2023, our hospital recruited on-the-job personnel who are engaged in clinical medical work and meet the professional registration requirements.
2. Pei Wei. On-the-job personnel recruited by medical and health units at all levels who intend to engage in clinical medical work need to participate in training in qualified training bases through entrusted training. Focus on fresh graduates in 2023.
3. Social people. In principle, full-time medical graduates with bachelor's degree or above who intend to engage in clinical medical work during the employment period (20021,2022, 2023) are not limited to majors and are recruited nationwide.
The specific recruitment conditions are subject to the 2023 Henan Province residential training enrollment documents. The above does not include all kinds of graduate students, graduates majoring in traditional Chinese medicine and integrated traditional Chinese and western medicine, and those who have a postgraduate entrance examination plan within three years. Full-time college graduates are regarded as undergraduate graduates, but only those who are in short supply of specialties or oral general practitioners (the on-the-job staff in township hospitals and community service centers are not subject to this restriction).