1. Examination registration: Chinese medicine students need to submit examination registration materials to the test center within the specified time, including personal basic information, academic certificates, ID cards and other supporting materials.

2. Written test: After successful registration, candidates are required to take a written test of theoretical knowledge, which covers the basic knowledge of TCM theory, TCM pathology and TCM diagnosis and treatment methods.

3. Oral test: the oral test mainly evaluates the comprehensive quality of candidates through interviews, including the professional quality, language ability and self-evaluation of Chinese medicine students.

4. Practical examination: Candidates need to take various practical courses such as acupuncture, massage and Chinese medicine preparations. And it is required to master all kinds of operation skills and processes skillfully, and the test scores account for a large proportion of the total scores.

5. Examination scoring: After the examination is completed, the examiner will sign for scoring and calculate the total score. At the same time, it is required that all qualified subjects must meet the requirements of the standard, with standardized operation, accurate diagnosis and treatment and proper nursing.

6. Evaluation feedback: After the test results are verified, the test data will be provided to the candidates in the form of transcripts, and the candidates will be interviewed, giving detailed test feedback, and recommending relevant courses related to Chinese medicine skills to the candidates.

Qualification of TCM training skills

1. Mastery of TCM knowledge: TCM students need to master the basic theories and classic works of TCM, master all aspects of TCM knowledge, form a systematic medical knowledge structure, and lay a solid theoretical foundation for practice.

2. Mastering the clinical skills of TCM: including practical skills in acupuncture, massage, traditional Chinese medicine preparations, mastering clinical operation procedures, diagnosis and treatment methods and diagnosis and treatment of various common diseases, as well as good communication skills, critical thinking and professional ethics.

3. Practical experience: Chinese medicine students need to practice in regular hospitals and clinics for a certain period of time, accumulate and improve specific practical ability, complete a certain amount of independent diagnosis and treatment, and gain corresponding clinical experience.

4. Basic skills training: Chinese medicine students need to participate in standardized basic skills training, such as anatomy, physiology, medical experimental technology, medical statistics and other related courses, in order to improve the application ability of modern medical research equipment and understand various inspection methods and technical means in the process of diagnosis and treatment.