Assistant doctor (China)
Assistant Doctor (China)
The Assistant Doctor (Chinese: 助理医生) is a specific medical profession in China. The term is used to refer to a medical practitioner who has received formal medical education but does not yet hold a full medical license.
Pronunciation
In Mandarin, the term is pronounced as "zhù lǐ yī shēng".
Etymology
The term "Assistant Doctor" is a direct translation of the Chinese term "助理医生". The word "助理" (zhù lǐ) translates to "assistant" in English, and "医生" (yī shēng) translates to "doctor".
Role and Responsibilities
An Assistant Doctor in China is typically responsible for assisting a fully licensed doctor in diagnosing and treating patients. They may also perform routine medical procedures under the supervision of a doctor. The role is similar to that of a resident in Western medical systems, but with a broader scope of practice.
Education and Training
To become an Assistant Doctor in China, one must complete a three-year medical program at a recognized medical institution. After graduation, they must pass a national examination to obtain their Assistant Doctor license. They can then work under the supervision of a fully licensed doctor for a minimum of two years before they are eligible to take the examination for full medical licensure.
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External links
- Medical encyclopedia article on Assistant doctor (China)
- Wikipedia's article - Assistant doctor (China)
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