Looking at the address on the letter, Chu Xun had a plan.
When the grandfather and grandson arrived at the examination site, many people were already waiting there. They were all barefoot doctors from various communes under the jurisdiction of Yonghe County.
"Yesterday was the assessment of the commune's medical staff, and today is the assessment of the barefoot doctors." Uncle Xu said in a low voice.
Li Xiyue nodded. Although the current medical conditions are backward, the requirements for medical staff are very strict. Medical staff from all over the country must undergo assessments every year and can only continue to serve if they pass.
Medical staff who fail the assessment are not allowed to practice medicine on their own. The consequences of being discovered or reported are very serious.
Therefore, there are fewer itinerant doctors in rural areas now, which is also one of the reasons why traditional Chinese medicine has declined.
Li Xiyue roughly counted that there were more than 30 production brigades under the jurisdiction of Yonghe County, and the number of people who came including her was less than 20, which meant that some brigades did not even have barefoot doctors.
"There were twenty-seven or twenty-eight people taking the assessment last year." Uncle Xu sighed.
Li Xiyue understood that this proved that many barefoot doctors were eliminated in last year's assessment.
It seems that no matter what industry you are in, you have to make progress, otherwise you will be eliminated.
It's not easy to be a barefoot doctor.
The test time has arrived, and Li Xiyue and Uncle Xu Liu followed everyone into the test room.
The doctor conducting the assessment was a middle-aged man in his forties named Xu Zhongren, who was the head of the assessment department.
Xu Zhongren talked about some relevant systems and rules of the assessment, and then handed out two test papers to each person.
Li Xiyue took the test paper and found that the questions included Chinese and Western medicine, the treatment of poultry, and the level of knowledge about medicinal materials. Finally, there were theoretical questions and insights into the future direction of medicine.
Li Xiyue quickly scanned the questions and found there was no one she didn't know. She turned to look at Uncle Xu Liu who was sitting not far away and found that he looked relaxed. She thought he could do it too, so she felt relieved and answered the questions.
The time limit is one hour, and after finishing the questions, there will be a paperless pen test, which asks some medical questions. Li Xiyue and Xu Liushu both answered them, but there were several others who failed to answer them. I wonder if they will be eliminated?
After the test, the results will be available in an hour.
Everyone was waiting anxiously in the examination room. Some chatted quietly, while others nervously clapped their hands. Li Xiyue's face remained calm as she whispered to Uncle Xu, "How did you do on the test?"
"There shouldn't be any problem." said Uncle Xu Liu.
Although he had people in the county hospital, his son and daughter-in-law were not from the assessment department, so they didn't know what questions were being assessed and there was no way for them to use backdoors, so he had to rely on himself for everything.
He couldn't help but sigh in his heart that his son was unreliable.
An hour passed in just a few moments of talking, and Xu Zhongren returned to the examination room with a number of small red notebooks in his hands.
It is a barefoot doctor certificate.
Everyone was very excited and nervous.
This atmosphere made Li Xiyue a little excited. She looked at the stack of small red books expectantly, as if she was waiting to get a marriage certificate.
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