Let me explain it to you with my own experience: first of all, you must want to enter a public hospital and become a formal employee, instead of just looking for a hospital job or doing contract work (mainly because the treatment is too different. Work as a contract worker in the first year of graduation, with a monthly salary of 600 yuan, the official price, regardless of the size of the hospital). Hospitals belong to institutions, and the number of people allowed to enter each year is limited (similar to civil servants), which is the so-called quota. In addition, doctors should be trained and cannot work independently after graduation. Hospitals and departments will certainly train regular employees. To put it bluntly, it is to cultivate your own people and make contributions to yourself in the future. Part-time workers are temporary, and they will treat you as cheap labor, which is not very beneficial to your business growth. Then there is the way to enter a regular hospital. Since there is a shortage of manpower, it certainly involves many other things, such as money, power, relationships and so on. I don't think you have graduated yet. You will understand after practice. Besides, it is easy for medical postgraduates to take exams now, and it is more difficult for undergraduates to find jobs. If you want to do medicine, you should study hard at least until you get a master's degree. Doctors are difficult to do, and many things in the circle are incomprehensible without participation. If you want to take the postgraduate entrance examination, you should go to the best school in China. Don't just take one. That won't help your future employment.