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How about Shanxi College of Traditional Chinese Medicine?
Shanxi College of Traditional Chinese Medicine is located on the west bank of Fenhe River in Taiyuan, with beautiful scenery and beautiful environment. It is the center of traditional Chinese medicine education, scientific research and medical treatment in Shanxi Province. Established in 1989, this school is the youngest institution in the field of higher Chinese medicine education in China.

School approved by the State Council 1982. 1986 The school accepted the university class of traditional Chinese medicine of Shanxi Medical College. 1989 was formally established in June, and began to accept undergraduates in the same year. From June 65438 to June 0999, the school passed the undergraduate teaching qualification assessment organized by the Ministry of Education.

In 2002, it began to recruit international students. In 2004, the school accepted the original Taiyuan Railway Central Hospital and Taiyuan Railway Tuberculosis Hospital, and rebuilt it into the Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine Hospital of Shanxi College of Traditional Chinese Medicine. In April 2007, the school passed the undergraduate teaching level evaluation of the Ministry of Education with "good" results. In February 2008, the school was granted the right to grant master's degree units, and began to recruit master's students in 2009.

According to relevant data, there are 3 16 full-time teachers in the school, including 50 full-time teachers and 97 deputy senior teachers, and senior titles account for 46.52% of the total number of teachers. There are 202 teachers with master's degree or above, accounting for 63.92% of the total number of teachers. Four people enjoy the special allowance of the State Council, and eight people are awarded the title of "Famous Teachers of Teaching in Shanxi Province". At present, there are 97 tutors for master students, 8 of whom are employed as doctoral tutors by brother colleges. 34 people served as the editor-in-chief and editorial board of the national higher Chinese medicine professional planning textbook in the new century; 14 people served as the editorial board of Chinese medicine intensive reading textbooks for general higher education in China.