Go to work, go to university, go to CDC

1. There are only three ways to work in the CDC:
1. It's very difficult to have a way to open the back door and rely on the relationship to get in
2. Through the exchange of institutions, for example, if you work in a hospital, you can find a way to get into the CDC. After all, this is a health system, which is easier
3. The most common way is to pass the CDC recruitment examination and take part in the examination of public institutions
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2. Public health. Major in infectious diseases or epidemiology, health statistics. Microbiological examination. Parasite control major. Major in medical imaging. They should be able to report everything. On our side, we are required to take the exam every time we enter. The employer must first report the employment plan, and then the competent authority will hold a unified exam and set the number of interviewers according to the number of recruits.

3. If you want to work in the center for Disease Control and prevention, the most appropriate major is preventive medicine. The second is health inspection or medical inspection
I graated from a 985 college majoring in preventive medicine, and now I work in the municipal CDC.

4. Preventive medicine is the first choice and the main force of CDC.

5. After graating from clinical medicine, I enter the CDC and can do any work. I can go to all departments. The most common ones are AIDS prevention and control, endemic diseases, chronic diseases and parasitic diseases. The work of CDC is a little easier than that of the clinical front-line departments in the hospital. The pressure is not as heavy as that of doctors. At least the night shift is less, but the treatment is lower than that of the hospital

6. Hello, your question is about choosing a career. I can give you some suggestions. If you are a clinical major, you can engage in clinical work. I don't suggest you go to disease control. At present, it's better to be clinical. If you are a public health professional, you should go to the CDC, because there is no prescription right in clinic, so the development is not big, and it is better in CDC.

7. It depends on what position you are applying for.
it's OK to have laboratory, clinical, public health and preventive statistics

8. No< The center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is a public welfare institution organized by the government to implement national CDC and public health technology management and service
therefore, the open recruitment of CDC belongs to the recruitment of public institutions, not civil servants. You can work in CDC by taking the relevant recruitment examination and passing it.

9. It depends on what position you are assigned to, but don't be nervous. Generally, the work of CDC will not be very difficult unless there is an outbreak in your city...... The general work is to write documents, communicate with hospitals, carry out disease prevention publicity activities, check epidemic prevention work, and manage epidemic prevention stations.... It won't be too hard!!