I really want to be a forensic doctor! ! ! ! !

It is recommended to first understand the employment situation of forensic doctors.

Under the current situation, students majoring in forensic medicine cannot take cross-professional examinations for postgraduate studies in clinical medicine after graduation, nor can they obtain medical qualification certificates. If you fail the exam, you can only go to a judicial appraisal institution in society.

Go to the public security bureau. The forensic doctors in the public security bureau are dirty, hard, and tired. If you are lucky, you will be assigned to a less busy unit. Forensic doctors in reality are definitely not as cool as some so-called forensic TV dramas depict. The difference is definitely beyond your imagination.

Forensic doctors in the court and procuratorate do not have access to the front line of forensic identification. From a technical perspective, they are basically abandoned. That is to say, I spend all day in the unit reviewing documents and certificates.

Forensic doctors in forensic appraisal institutions work for private individuals, their wages are not high, their social status is not necessarily high, and their risks are high. Moreover, after graduating from a bachelor's degree, you have to wait for five years to work before you can obtain the forensic appraisal certificate. The hardships are beyond words.

Of course, the above is just to talk about the pain of various employment directions. Each major has its own advantages and disadvantages, and only if you like it can you do it well. If you really understand this major and like it very much after understanding it, then you can consider entering this industry.

As someone who has graduated from this major and has worked for a certain number of years, my personal suggestion is that it is better to work hard to obtain a clinical major, because now there are very few restrictions on entering the forensic major from clinical majors (this is also an unfair aspect of the forensic major, forensic medicine Cannot enter clinical practice). Once you don't like it after graduation, you can still engage in clinical practice or postgraduate entrance examinations, etc.

Choosing a major, to a large extent, determines the direction of life for ordinary children. We hope you will fully understand it and choose carefully.