1. Academia: Female doctors can choose to engage in teaching and scientific research in universities or scientific research institutions. They can become professors, researchers or postdoctoral fellows, participate in various scientific research projects, publish academic papers and guide students' research work.
2. Government departments: Female doctors can hold senior positions in government agencies or public departments, such as policy analysts, project managers, consultants, etc. They can use their professional knowledge and research experience to provide scientific basis for government decision-making and promote social development and reform.
3. Business: Female doctors can hold senior management positions in various enterprises, such as CEO, CTO, R&D manager, etc. They can use their professional knowledge and innovative ability to promote the technological innovation and development of enterprises.
4. Medical institutions: Female doctors can serve as clinicians, medical researchers or medical consultants in hospitals, clinics or medical research institutions. They can use their professional knowledge and research experience to provide patients with high-quality medical services and participate in medical research projects.
5. Non-profit organizations: Female doctors can hold senior positions in non-profit organizations, such as project directors and policy advisers. They can use their professional knowledge and research experience to provide solutions to social problems and promote the development of public welfare undertakings.