l*****t
发帖数: 36 | 1 My boss wants to employ a Chinese postdoc.
The guy first said he was a Ph.D in Internal Medicine, so my boss decided to
accept him. But then he said there was a mistake in his CV. He is a M.D in
Internal Medicine, not a Ph.D. My boss was confused, so he asked me what's
the
difference between M.D and Ph.D in China.
My boss is in Chemical and Biological engineering.
Is there anybody who knows the difference? Please tell me. Thanks a lot! |
f****s
发帖数: 126 | 2 Chinese M.D. is evaluated as equivalent to American Ph.D.
Chinese Bachelar of Medicine is evaluated as equivalent to American M.D. |
f****b
发帖数: 2410 | 3 Chinese PhD. is evaluated as equivalent to American Ph.D.
Chinese Bachelar of Medicine is evaluated as equivalent to American M.D. but
cannot work as physicine. they can go for board exam through right channel.
people with Chinese Bachelar of Medicine could also work as postdoc in the
lab in US like PhD degree. however
the tip for your boss is that most Chinese AP or PI pick Chinese only with
PhD to work as posdoc not that with Chinese Bachelar of Medicine due to
those who come to US mainly fo |
e*****a
发帖数: 1334 | 4 Confusion but I was told this depends on the duration of studies:
5 years - 本科: Bachelor degree, equivalent to U.S. M.D. degree;
6 or 7 years - 本、硕: Bachelor/Master degree, equivalent to U.S. M.D./
Master degree;
8 years - 本、博: Bachelor/Ph.D. degree, equivalent to U.S. M.D./Ph.D.
degree.
However, some people may work as a postdoc in a lab with the Chinese bachelor degree in medicine. |
l*****t
发帖数: 36 | |
