正在加载...我在国内念临床的本科，想去加拿大或美国读研，之后留那当医生，可好象国外读医很难，而且华人不容易在那当医生
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作者：sophiali123
时间：2011-08-06 21:26:13
首先，你读了之后还要在临床呆几年。说实话，我们的口语是大大的比不上人家的，这是大家都知道的，而且很阻碍你能不能行医的关键。我姐夫留在医院三年还没被挑上，都准备放弃了，结果又可以了。这里的医疗很严格的，而且都是大医院培养出来，所以不像国内那样差别很大。说实话，你还是给华人做医生好一些。个人意见。
作者：sailorwing
时间：2011-09-02 06:15:50
在美国或加拿大本科毕业后必须考MCAT 被那里医学院录取后 读4年 实习个四到五年 然后还有各种考试 一般想当医生得十年吧 而且美国只有好的医学院才收国际学生 如果是国内读的本科想进就更难了 录取率非常低
不过读出来年薪就二三十万美金 很吃香的行业
不过读出来年薪就二三十万美金 很吃香的行业
这地方医生是分级的，同样叫做医生，级别不同。
这地方的医生，年年考试，工作还得什么差错都别出。
这地方的医生能够得到终身合同的不容易，到科室主任级别的才能在一个医院站住脚，其他的医生得到的可能是一年，两年的合同。合同一满，自己还得找别的医院的工作，收入是不错，但是要有工作在压力的本事。
这地方的医生是没有红包可收的，但是加班费很高（晚上加班工资加倍），比如有的人每小时加班费是60英镑，合人民币每小时600元。
这地方医生和法院直接挂钩，做手术之前签字，手术后出了问题了，谁出的错谁去法院。
这地方的手术后是有统计和监管的，有人分析你治疗的病人的痊愈率，经你手治疗的病人如果总有毛病，有人找你算账。
一个真实的例子就是：有人发现一个医生手术后的病人总有肺部感染，分析感染的部位总是刀口位置，于是判断出来这个医生可能有用手碰刀的毛病，然后有人找你谈话，给你看数据，指导你改正，总之，兢兢业业的，不容易呀。
在心脏手术室工作的人用这样一句话形容自己的压力：我们用把自己心脏搞坏的办法修理好别人的心脏。
说的好像不容易，我看那些人天天去上班，这么多年了也都活着呢，活得还都挺好：）
向战斗在医疗前线的全世界医生们致敬。
这地方的医生，年年考试，工作还得什么差错都别出。
这地方的医生能够得到终身合同的不容易，到科室主任级别的才能在一个医院站住脚，其他的医生得到的可能是一年，两年的合同。合同一满，自己还得找别的医院的工作，收入是不错，但是要有工作在压力的本事。
这地方的医生是没有红包可收的，但是加班费很高（晚上加班工资加倍），比如有的人每小时加班费是60英镑，合人民币每小时600元。
这地方医生和法院直接挂钩，做手术之前签字，手术后出了问题了，谁出的错谁去法院。
这地方的手术后是有统计和监管的，有人分析你治疗的病人的痊愈率，经你手治疗的病人如果总有毛病，有人找你算账。
一个真实的例子就是：有人发现一个医生手术后的病人总有肺部感染，分析感染的部位总是刀口位置，于是判断出来这个医生可能有用手碰刀的毛病，然后有人找你谈话，给你看数据，指导你改正，总之，兢兢业业的，不容易呀。
在心脏手术室工作的人用这样一句话形容自己的压力：我们用把自己心脏搞坏的办法修理好别人的心脏。
说的好像不容易，我看那些人天天去上班，这么多年了也都活着呢，活得还都挺好：）
向战斗在医疗前线的全世界医生们致敬。
You need good GCSEs (As and A * s), but honestly GCSEs are nowhere near as important as A Levels .
To become a surgeon (or any other sort of doctor) in the UK you *must* have A Level Chemistry, plus at least two, pref 3, other A Levels in Biology, Physics, Maths or Further Maths. A Level grades must really be A or A*, altho. you'll *maybe* be able to get away with one B (as long as it isn't for Chemistry).
Then it is:
1) 5 years of medical school to get your MB BS (the basic medical degree that all doctors have), then
2) 1 year working as a junior doctor (before you can register as a fully fledged doctor), then
3) at least 6 months working in either A & E or a surgical speciality, then
4) 3 years working in a Basic Surgical Training post, at the end of which you must
5) take and pass the MRCS* exams (*Member of the Royal College of Surgeons), then
6) at least 1 year in a senior training post, then
7) get your "Master of Surgery" degree, then
8) 6 years of specialist surgery training, then *finally*
9) take and pass your CCST (Certificate of Completion of Specialist Training).
So, altogether it takes at least 17 years to become a qualified surgeon in the UK, altho. unlike in the US you can start medical school at 18 yrs old here, straight out of school. A person would still be at least 35 years old by the time they were fully qualified as a surgeon.
To become a surgeon (or any other sort of doctor) in the UK you *must* have A Level Chemistry, plus at least two, pref 3, other A Levels in Biology, Physics, Maths or Further Maths. A Level grades must really be A or A*, altho. you'll *maybe* be able to get away with one B (as long as it isn't for Chemistry).
Then it is:
1) 5 years of medical school to get your MB BS (the basic medical degree that all doctors have), then
2) 1 year working as a junior doctor (before you can register as a fully fledged doctor), then
3) at least 6 months working in either A & E or a surgical speciality, then
4) 3 years working in a Basic Surgical Training post, at the end of which you must
5) take and pass the MRCS* exams (*Member of the Royal College of Surgeons), then
6) at least 1 year in a senior training post, then
7) get your "Master of Surgery" degree, then
8) 6 years of specialist surgery training, then *finally*
9) take and pass your CCST (Certificate of Completion of Specialist Training).
So, altogether it takes at least 17 years to become a qualified surgeon in the UK, altho. unlike in the US you can start medical school at 18 yrs old here, straight out of school. A person would still be at least 35 years old by the time they were fully qualified as a surgeon.