The government has prepared a new list of specialties for medical and pharmaceutical specialists. After approval of the regulatory legal act, the current order of the Ministry of Health of Russia dated October 7, 2015 No. 700n will be canceled. This information will be useful not only to managers of medical institutions, but also to those wishing to
Three categories of medical specialties
The draft Order of the Ministry of Health “On the nomenclature of specialties of specialists with higher medical and pharmaceutical education” provides for the identification of three categories of specialties of specialists (prepared by the Ministry of Health of Russia on February 26, 2019):
- main specialties;
- basic specialties;
- specialties requiring specialized training.
According to specified classification To main assigned specialties higher education specialty level. TO basic- specialties, obtaining the right to practice medical or pharmaceutical activities, for which it is possible after training in residency programs. TO third category These include specialties that require specialized training in a shortened residency based on one of the basic specialties.
For specialties of the third category, there is also the opportunity to undergo training in additional professional retraining programs. But only those who have work experience in certain positions and residency in a basic specialty will be able to undergo retraining.
New list of medical specialties
1. Medicine
2. Pediatrics
3. Medical and preventive care
4. Pharmacy
5. Dentistry
6. Medical biophysics
7. Medical biochemistry
8. Medical cybernetics
9. Nursing
Basic specialties
1. Obstetrics and gynecology
2. Allergology and immunology
3. Anesthesiology-reanimatology
4. Gastroenterology
5. Hematology
6. Genetics
7. Dermatovenereology
8. Pediatric surgery
9. Infectious diseases
10. Cardiology
11. Clinical laboratory diagnostics
12. Clinical pharmacology
13. Medical microbiology
14. Neurology
15. Neurosurgery
16. Neonatology
17. Neuropsychology
18. General medical practice(family medicine)
19. General hygiene
20. Oncology
21. Organization of health care and public health
22. Osteopathy
23. Otorhinolaryngology
24. Ophthalmology
25. Pathological anatomy
26. Plastic surgery
27. Pediatrics
28. Industrial pharmacy
29. Psychiatry
30. Radiology
31. Radiology
32. Cardiovascular surgery
33. Emergency medical care
34. Dentistry general practice
35. Sports medicine
36. Forensic medical examination
37. Therapy
38. Thoracic surgery
39. Traumatology and orthopedics
40. Urology
41. Management and economics of pharmacy
42. Nursing management
43. Pharmaceutical chemistry and pharmacognosy
44. Physical and rehabilitation medicine
45. Phthisiology
46. Surgery
47. Maxillofacial surgery
48. Endocrinology
49. Epidemiology
For a list of medical specialties in which you can undergo professional retraining, see the memo “Specialties of the third category”
Why is the Ministry of Health changing the nomenclature of specialties?
The gradation of specialties provided for by the draft order is necessary to provide medical and pharmaceutical workers wide range educational trajectories, in which each of the specialists will have the right to change their specialty in accordance with their preferences. It will also allow them to quickly obtain the right to fill positions of medical and pharmaceutical workers, where there is a personnel shortage.
Changes to professional standards for medical workers
If the new nomenclature of specialties is approved, it will be necessary to make changes to the current professional standards. This is necessary to expand the educational requirements for a number of specialties.
New medical specialties in the nomenclature
The prepared draft of the new nomenclature will not cancel any specialties. They will all remain. But a new one will appear Physical and Rehabilitation Medicine" This specialty was classified as basic.
Update of Order No. 707n and new qualification requirements for health workers
At the same time, the Qualification requirements for medical and pharmaceutical workers with higher education in the field of training “Healthcare and Medical Sciences” will be updated. Accordingly, Order No. 707n of the Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation dated October 8, 2015 is also expected to be amended.
Such updates are necessary so that during the development of industry professional standards, there will be changes in the requirements for medical workers, namely doctors and pharmacists. Let us remind you that since 2016, compliance with the requirements of professional standards is mandatory for some positions.
The need for change can be illustrated by the relevance qualification requirements to specialists who completed professional training before and after 2016. Thus, those who received basic medical education before 2016 can undergo an internship or residency in the specialty “Dermatovenereology”. But for those who received professional medical education after 2016, they need to undergo primary accreditation and residency training in the specialty “Dermatovenerology” in the part that concerns professional competencies, described in the generalized labor functions of the professional standard “Dermatovenerologist”.
How can a doctor obtain a new specialty “Physical and Rehabilitation Medicine”
Graduates of medical universities after 2016 can master the specialty “Physical and Rehabilitation Medicine” by completing residency training.
What should those doctors do who have certificates in the following specialties:
- “Therapeutic physical education and sports medicine”;
- "Manual therapy";
- "Reflexology";
- "Physiotherapy".
It will be enough for them to undergo training in a professional retraining program in the field of “Physical and Rehabilitation Medicine”. So far like this training program has not yet been developed in the Center for Education and Training and will be included in the list of professional retraining courses after approval of the above-mentioned draft order on the nomenclature of medical specialties.
New nomenclature for positions of medical workers and pharmaceutical workers
The draft order also provides for changes to the order of the Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation dated December 20, 2012 No. 1183n “On approval of the Nomenclature of Positions medical workers and pharmaceutical workers."
The new nomenclature of positions will be supplemented by a new section “Positions of specialists with higher (medical) education who have completed the federal state educational standard in the direction of bachelor's degree, due to the emergence of specialists with new training in the industry.”
A number of new positions for specialists with higher (non-medical) education will also be introduced in connection with the development of medical rehabilitation:
- occupational therapist,
- kinesiotherapist,
- medical psychologist.
The new position nomenclature will include a position such as “resident doctor.” This position will be filled by specialists who have completed training in higher education programs and have a certificate of primary accreditation of a specialist. During this period of time they will be able to perform job responsibilities provided qualification characteristics a specialist doctor, only under the guidance of a mentor (specialist doctor) who has a specialist certificate (certificate of accreditation) in the relevant specialty, being equally responsible for his actions.
At the same time, individual requirements for occupying positions were taken into account, for which the Russian Ministry of Health received a larger number of requests from employers and medical workers. For example, the possibility of occupying the position of head of a clinical laboratory of a specialist with a higher education has been fixed. medical education).
The words “doctor” and “humanist” are not synonymous, but are inextricably linked. Medical professions oblige us to be humanists, to love people and help them in any, even the most unfavorable conditions. For people with health problems, it is clearly associated with assistance, support and understanding.
A little about the profession
The profession of “medical worker” requires a certain courage and dedication from its owner. This is due to the fact that people trust health workers as specialists who know their job well.
That is why, choosing medical professions As a lifelong endeavor, a person is obliged to study even after graduation, because diseases are constantly changing, as is their treatment. Among medical educational institutions there are institutes and academies.
List of medical specialties
The list of medical professions includes such specialties as:
The listed medical professions (the list is far from complete) are the main profiles in this specialty. Each of them has more specialized specialists responsible for treating specific parts of the human body.
Specialty nurse
Secondary specialized medical education makes it possible to train specialists from the category of medical personnel. Profession nurse is included in this category.
A nurse is an assistant or assistant to a doctor in a medical institution. The main task of mid-level medical staff is to carry out the treatment prescribed by the doctor to the patient and provide care for sick people.
The profession of a nurse is included in the category of paramedical personnel of a medical institution and has several narrower areas. Although many specialties are included in the concept of "medical professions", the list of mid-level specialists is headed by the position of chief nurse.
Chief and head nurse
At the head of the nursing staff is the chief nurse - a specialist with a higher medical education (Faculty of Nursing). The responsibilities of the chief nurse include organizing and monitoring the work of nursing and junior medical staff, as well as improving their professionalism.
The concept of organizing the work process includes drawing up work schedules for lower-level medical personnel and monitoring their implementation. Her responsibilities also include:
- Control the receipt, storage, distribution and accounting of dressings and medications, including those containing toxic or narcotic substances.
- Monitor the performance of duties by middle and junior staff, as well as improve their qualifications and professional level.
- Monitor the quality of disinfection of the medical facility, timely change of bed linen and monitor the transportation of patients within the hospital.
The head nurse is an assistant to the head of the department. Her responsibilities include monitoring the work of ward nurses and junior medical staff.
Middle and junior level health workers
Nurses organize the work of junior medical staff: nurses, assistant nurses and housekeepers.
Medical checkup
People exercising labor activity related to risk or hazardous production, work with children and many others are required to undergo medical checkup. It can be held once a year or every two years.
There is a list indicating who should undergo a medical examination. The professions that it includes are categories of specialties related to hazardous production or with occupational hazards, such as working at height, harmful substances, noise, dust and others.
also in mandatory food industry workers, teachers and preschool workers undergo a medical examination educational institutions, drivers, sailors, medical staff and representatives of other professions.
Choice of profession
Medical professions are in demand in modern society, therefore, every year secondary special and higher medical institutions graduate new specialists. This is primarily due to the fact that an unhealthy environment, constant stress, and unhealthy diets increase the number of people with pathologies or chronic diseases every year.
Modern medicine does not stand still and is constantly moving forward. That is why now there are many different doctoral specialties, which are not so easy to understand at first glance. Specialties of doctors - this is exactly what we are talking about we'll talk in this article.
Allergist-immunologist
This doctor deals with all sorts of problems that arise in his work. immune system. His area of activity is also the identification and treatment of allergic reactions. It is worth saying that today more and more young patients are turning to this doctor. What diseases do people most often come to this specialist for? It could be a respiratory allergy allergic rhinitis, asthmatic or allergic bronchitis, allergic deramatitis, chronic recurrent viral infections, bronchitis.
Andrologist
Let us consider further the different specialties of doctors. To understand what this doctor does, you just need to take a good look at the name. After all, in translation “andros” means “man”. So, this is a doctor who deals with all sorts of problems that affect the genital area of men. Such diseases most often include urethritis, urolithiasis disease, prostatitis, all sexual problems. Most often, the reason for visiting this doctor is discomfort in the urinary and genital areas, problems with erection, potency, and decreased libido. The andrologist also deals with testicular diseases.
Venereologist
To understand this name, you can also turn on your ingenuity. Everyone knows that Venus is the goddess of love. A venereologist deals with all sorts of diseases that can cause intimate relationships between man and woman. Representatives of both sexes can contact this specialist. However, there is one a big problem: people most often come to see this specialist in the most extreme case, when the problem is already too painful and unbearable. However, it is best to go to a venereologist in the first stages of the disease, when the disease can be dealt with within short terms. The most common problems treated by a venereologist are: gonorrhea, syphilis, chlamydia, donovanosis, genital herpes, etc.
Gastroenterologist
What other medical specialties exist? If there are problems with the digestive system, you need to contact a gastroenterologist. This doctor deals with all diseases related to work gastrointestinal tract. Most often people come to this doctor with the following problems: gastritis, stomach ulcers or duodenum, constipation, esophagitis, etc.
Hepatologist
If you study further the specialties of doctors, you definitely need to talk about who a hepatologist is. This doctor deals with liver problems. The most common diseases that this specialist is designed to cure are: cirrhosis, hepatitis, toxoplasmosis, infectious mononucleosis, etc.
Gynecologist
This is an exclusively female doctor who deals with all sorts of problems that concern genitourinary system representatives of the fair half of humanity. It is worth saying that every lady should visit this doctor at least twice a year (for preventive purposes). You should also contact this specialist if the slightest deviations in the functioning of the genitourinary system occur.
Dermatologist
This doctor deals with problems that concern not only human skin, but also mucous membranes, nails and hair. These specialists are in great demand in cosmetology, sports and sanitary-epidemiological structures.
Nutritionist
Let us consider further the specialties of doctors. The list continues with a doctor as a nutritionist. It is this professional who will help determine the individual diet of each person. Today, mostly sick people turn to this doctor. However, we must remember that everyone needs to eat right, even the healthiest members of society.
Cardiologist
If you need to deal with problems at work of cardio-vascular system, you need to contact a cardiologist. The main symptoms with which you should go to this doctor: pressure surges, shortness of breath, a feeling of irregular heartbeat, changes in pulse, pain in the chest and chest area.
Physiotherapy doctor
There are also doctors of narrow specialties. One of them is a doctor of physical therapy (physical therapy). This specialist is very necessary at the stage of recovery and rehabilitation of patients. So, with the help of special classes and physical activity This specialist can put almost any patient back on his feet.
Expert in narcology
This specialist is engaged in the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of tobacco, alcohol and drug addictions. IN in case of emergency, for example, if detoxification is needed, this doctor can go to the patient’s home. But most often, people with these problems are treated in closed institutions, where this doctor works with them.
Neurologist
We further study the specialties of doctors. The list is supplemented by a doctor such as a neurologist. He works with those patients who have problems with functioning nervous system. It can help cope with headaches, insomnia, and problems with cerebral vessels. Will help if there is deterioration in vision, memory, or hearing.
Otolaryngologist (ENT)
This is a doctor who deals with all problems related to the throat, ears and nose. The bulk of patients who visit this doctor are people with colds.
Pediatrician
This is a pediatric doctor to whom you should go with your child as soon as necessary. All children under 18 years of age are registered with a pediatrician.
Psychotherapist
What other clinical specialties are there for doctors? The list is supplemented by a psychotherapist, a doctor who can identify and correct problems of psychogenic origin. The doctor makes conclusions based on a conversation with the patient. It helps deal with behavior disorders, outbursts of anger, etc.
Dentist
This is a doctor who deals with problems oral cavity person. Everything related to teeth, bite, jaws is the entire area of work of this specialist.
Therapist
Considering the specialties of doctors and descriptions of professions, one cannot help but say about such a doctor as a therapist. After all, this is the doctor to whom a person turns first. It can diagnose and treat all problems that are associated with internal organs and human systems.
Urologist
This is a professional who specializes in diseases of the genitourinary system. It can reveal the causes of diseases genitourinary tract, prescribe treatment. This doctor can be visited by both men and women. There is also a pediatric urologist.
Surgeon
This is a doctor who must know the structure thoroughly human body. These doctors help to cure through surgery.
Other specialists
What specialties have doctors not yet been considered?
- Mammologist. Women who have problems with the mammary glands turn to this doctor.
- Chiropractor. This is a doctor who treats musculoskeletal problems.
- A nephrologist is a specialist who deals with kidney problems.
- Orthopedist. This is a doctor who helps to cope with poor posture, changes in the shape of the foot, as well as the consequences of a variety of injuries.
- An oncologist is a doctor who treats tumors, both benign and malignant.
- Ophthalmologist. This eye doctor, he is also called an ophthalmologist.
- A plastic surgeon is a doctor who corrects defects in appearance through surgery.
- A proctologist is a doctor who specializes in working with people who have problems with the rectum.
- Reflexologist. This doctor helps to cope with diseases by influencing biologically active points.
- Sexologist. This specialist helps to deal with problems in the intimate sphere of the patient’s life.
- Cell technology specialist. This is a doctor who deals with the isolation, cultivation and implantation of stem cells from the body.
- Phlebologist is a doctor who deals with vein problems.
- An endocrinologist is a doctor who deals with problems related to endocrine system person.
This section describes doctors of narrow specialties.
Registration No. 27723
In accordance with subclause 5.2.7. Regulations on the Ministry of Health Russian Federation, approved by Decree of the Government of the Russian Federation of June 19, 2012 N 608 (Collection of Legislation of the Russian Federation, 2012, N 26, Art. 3526), I order:
Approve the Nomenclature of positions for medical workers and pharmaceutical workers in accordance with the appendix.
Minister V. Skvortsova
Application
Nomenclature of positions for medical workers and pharmaceutical workers
I. Medical workers
1.1. Manager positions:
chief physician(boss) medical organization;
director of the hospital (home) nursing care, hospice;
deputy head (head) of a medical organization;
manager (chief) structural unit(department, division, laboratory, office, detachment, etc.) of a medical organization - specialist doctor;
head (chief physician, chief) of a structural unit carrying out medical activities of another organization;
chief nurse (chief midwife, chief paramedic).
1.2. Positions of specialists with higher professional (medical) education (doctors):
a) medical specialists, including:
obstetrician-gynecologist;
obstetrician-gynecologist of the workshop medical area;
allergist-immunologist;
anesthesiologist-resuscitator;
bacteriologist;
virologist;
gastroenterologist;
hematologist;
geneticist;
geriatrician;
doctor-disinfectologist;
dermatovenerologist;
pediatric cardiologist;
pediatric oncologist;
pediatric urologist-andrologist;
pediatric surgeon;
pediatric endocrinologist;
Diabetologist;
nutritionist;
health center doctor;
infectious disease physician;
cardiologist;
clinical laboratory diagnostics doctor;
clinical mycologist;
clinical pharmacologist;
coloproctologist;
cosmetologist;
laboratory doctor;[<]*[>]
laboratory geneticist;
laboratory mycologist;
manual therapy doctor;
methodologist;
neurologist;
neurosurgeon;
neonatologist;
nephrologist;
general practitioner (family doctor);
oncologist;
orthodontist;
osteopathic doctor;
otorhinolaryngologist;
ophthalmologist;
ophthalmologist-prosthetist;
pathologist;
pediatrician;
city (district) pediatrician;
local pediatrician;
plastic surgeon;
aviation and space medicine doctor;
diving medicine doctor;
child and adolescent hygiene doctor;
food hygiene doctor;
occupational health doctor;
doctor for hygienic education;
municipal hygiene doctor;
medical doctor physical therapy;
doctor for medical and social examination;
medical prevention doctor;
medical rehabilitation doctor;
general hygiene doctor;
palliative care physician;
radiation hygiene doctor;
doctor for X-ray endovascular diagnostics and treatment;
doctor for sanitary and hygienic laboratory research;
sports medicine doctor;
emergency room doctor;
occupational pathologist;
psychiatrist;
local psychiatrist;
pediatric psychiatrist;
local children's psychiatrist;
adolescent psychiatrist;
district adolescent psychiatrist;
psychiatrist-narcologist;
local psychiatrist-narcologist;
psychotherapist;
pulmonologist;
radiologist;
radiotherapist;
rheumatologist;
radiologist;
reflexologist;
sexologist;
cardiovascular surgeon;
emergency physician;
doctor-statistician;
dentist;
pediatric dentist;
dentist-orthopedist;
dentist-therapist;
dentist-surgeon;
medical forensic expert;
forensic psychiatric expert;
audiologist-otorhinolaryngologist;
audiologist-prosthetist;
general practitioner;
adolescent therapist;
local therapist;
local general practitioner of a workshop medical district;
toxicologist;
thoracic surgeon;
traumatologist-orthopedist;
transfusiologist;
ultrasound diagnostics doctor;
urologist;
physiotherapist;
TB doctor;
local TB doctor;
functional diagnostics doctor;
surgeon;
maxillofacial surgeon;
endocrinologist;
endoscopist;
epidemiologist;
senior doctor of the emergency medical care station (department);
senior doctor of the emergency medical aid station (department) of mountain rescue units;
ship's doctor;
b) trainee doctor.
1.3. Positions of specialists with higher professional (non-medical) education:
physical therapy instructor-methodologist;
medical psychologist;
medical physicist;
forensic expert (expert biochemist, expert geneticist, expert chemist);
chemist-expert of a medical organization;
expert physicist in monitoring sources of ionizing and non-ionizing radiation;
embryologist;
entomologist.
1.4. Positions of specialists with secondary vocational (medical) education (nursing medical personnel):
dental hygienist;
head of the dairy kitchen;
head of the health center - paramedic (nurse);
head of the medical and midwifery station - paramedic (obstetrician, nurse);
head of office medical prevention- paramedic (nurse);
production manager of dental prosthetics institutions (departments, departments, laboratories);
Dentist;
Dental Technician;
instructor-disinfector;
hygiene education instructor;
physical therapy instructor;
occupational therapy instructor;
laboratory assistant;
nurse;
nurse anesthetist;
general practitioner (family doctor) nurse;
dietary nurse;
medical and social care nurse;
ward nurse (guard);
visiting nurse;
dressing room nurse;
cosmetology nurse;
massage nurse;
nurse (paramedic) for receiving emergency medical calls and transferring them visiting teams emergency medical services;
admissions department nurse;
treatment room nurse;
rehabilitation nurse;
sterilization nurse;
district nurse;
physical therapy nurse;
medical disinfectant;
medical laboratory technician (paramedic laboratory assistant);
medical optometrist;
medical registrar;
medical statistician;
medical technologist;
operating room nurse;
assistant entomologist;
X-ray technician;
senior nurse (obstetrician, paramedic, operating nurse, dental technician);
paramedic;
emergency medical technician;
paramedic-narcologist;
paramedic-driver of ambulance.
1.5. Other positions of medical workers (junior medical personnel):
junior nurse for patient care;
nurse driver;
sister-hostess.
II. Pharmaceutical workers
2.1. Manager positions:
director (manager, chief) pharmacy organization;
deputy director (manager, chief) of a pharmacy organization;
warehouse manager for wholesale trade organization medicines;
head of the medical warehouse of the mobilization reserve;
Deputy Warehouse Manager for the Organization of Wholesale Trade of Medicines;
head (head) of a structural unit (department) of a pharmacy organization.
2.2. Positions of specialists with higher professional (pharmaceutical) education (pharmacists):
pharmacist;
pharmacist-analyst;
trainee pharmacist;
pharmacist-technologist;
senior pharmacist
2.3. Positions of specialists with secondary vocational (pharmaceutical) education (secondary pharmaceutical personnel):
junior pharmacist;
senior pharmacist;
pharmacist.
2.4. Other positions of pharmaceutical workers (junior pharmaceutical personnel):
packer;
orderly (washer).
Notes:
1. The positions “chief physician (chief) of a medical organization,” “deputy head (chief) of a medical organization,” “manager (chief physician, chief) of a structural unit carrying out medical activities of another organization” refer to the positions of medical workers if their job responsibilities include implementing medical activities;
2. The titles of the positions of deputy heads (chiefs) of a medical organization are supplemented by the name of the section of medical activities, the leadership of which he carries out. For example, “deputy head of a medical organization for medical care,” “deputy head of a medical organization for medical care,” “deputy head of a medical organization for clinical expert work", "Deputy head of a medical organization for work with nursing staff" and other.
3. The positions “deputy director (manager) of a pharmacy organization”, “manager of a warehouse for a wholesale trade organization of medicines”, “deputy manager of a warehouse for a wholesale trade organization of medicines”, “manager (head) of a structural unit (department) of a pharmacy organization” refer to the positions pharmaceutical workers if their organizational and (or) functional activities are directly related to the wholesale trade of medicines, their storage and (or) retail trade medicines, their release, storage and production.
4. The title of a doctor’s position is formed taking into account the specialty for which the employee has appropriate training and the work for which is included in the scope of his duties. For example, "general practitioner".
5. The titles of the positions of managers (chiefs) of structural units (divisions, divisions, laboratories, offices, detachments, etc.) are supplemented by the name of the doctor’s position corresponding to the profile of the structural unit. For example, "manager surgical department- surgeon".
6. In a medical organization providing specialized medical care, or if there is a structural unit in a medical organization that provides specialized medical care, the title of the position “reception department doctor” is supplemented with the title of the position of a doctor of the corresponding specialty. For example, “emergency department doctor - emergency medical doctor.”
7. The names of the positions “obstetrician”, “nurse”, “packer”, filled by female persons, are named accordingly: “midwife”, “nurse”, “packer”; and the name of the position “nurse”, filled by male persons, is called “medical brother (nurse)”.
[<]*[>] The title of the position “laboratory doctor” is retained for specialists hired for this position before October 1, 1999.
laboratory geneticist;
laboratory mycologist;
manual therapy doctor;
methodologist;
neurologist;
neurosurgeon;
neonatologist;
nephrologist;
general practitioner (family doctor);
oncologist;
orthodontist;
osteopathic doctor;
otorhinolaryngologist;
ophthalmologist;
ophthalmologist-prosthetist;
pathologist;
pediatrician;
city (district) pediatrician;
local pediatrician;
plastic surgeon;
aviation and space medicine doctor;
diving medicine doctor;
child and adolescent hygiene doctor;
food hygiene doctor;
occupational health doctor;
doctor for hygienic education;
municipal hygiene doctor;
physical therapy doctor;
doctor for medical and social examination;
medical prevention doctor;
medical rehabilitation doctor;
general hygiene doctor;
palliative care physician;
radiation hygiene doctor;
doctor for X-ray endovascular diagnostics and treatment;
doctor for sanitary and hygienic laboratory research;
sports medicine doctor;
emergency room doctor;
occupational pathologist;
psychiatrist;
local psychiatrist;
pediatric psychiatrist;
local children's psychiatrist;
adolescent psychiatrist;
district adolescent psychiatrist;
psychiatrist-narcologist;
local psychiatrist-narcologist;
psychotherapist;
pulmonologist;
radiologist;
radiotherapist;
rheumatologist;
radiologist;
reflexologist;
sexologist;
cardiovascular surgeon;
emergency physician;
doctor-statistician;
dentist;
pediatric dentist;
dentist-orthopedist;
dentist-therapist;
dentist-surgeon;
medical forensic expert;
forensic psychiatric expert;
audiologist-otorhinolaryngologist;
audiologist-prosthetist;
general practitioner;
adolescent therapist;
local therapist;
local general practitioner of a workshop medical district;
toxicologist;
thoracic surgeon;
traumatologist-orthopedist;
transfusiologist;
ultrasound diagnostics doctor;
urologist;
physiotherapist;
TB doctor;
local TB doctor;
functional diagnostics doctor;
surgeon;
maxillofacial surgeon;
endocrinologist;
endoscopist;
epidemiologist;
senior doctor of the emergency medical care station (department);
senior doctor of the emergency medical aid station (department) of mountain rescue units;
ship's doctor;
b) trainee doctor.
1.3. Positions of specialists with higher professional (non-medical) education:
physical therapy instructor-methodologist;
medical psychologist;
medical physicist;
forensic expert (expert biochemist, expert geneticist, expert chemist);
chemist-expert of a medical organization;
expert physicist in monitoring sources of ionizing and non-ionizing radiation;
embryologist;
entomologist.
1.4. Positions of specialists with secondary vocational (medical) education (nursing medical personnel):
dental hygienist;
head of the dairy kitchen;
head of the health center - paramedic (nurse);
head of the medical and midwifery station - paramedic (obstetrician, nurse);
head of the medical prevention office - paramedic (nurse);
production manager of dental prosthetics institutions (departments, departments, laboratories);
Dentist;
Dental Technician;
instructor-disinfector;
hygiene education instructor;
physical therapy instructor;
occupational therapy instructor;
laboratory assistant;
nurse;
nurse anesthetist;
general practitioner (family doctor) nurse;
dietary nurse;
medical and social care nurse;
ward nurse (guard);
visiting nurse;
dressing room nurse;
cosmetology nurse;
massage nurse;
a nurse (paramedic) to receive emergency medical calls and transfer them to mobile emergency medical teams;
admissions department nurse;
treatment room nurse;
rehabilitation nurse;
sterilization nurse;
district nurse;
physical therapy nurse;
medical disinfectant;
medical laboratory technician (paramedic laboratory assistant);
medical optometrist;
medical registrar;
medical statistician;
medical technologist;
operating room nurse;
assistant entomologist;
X-ray technician;
senior nurse (obstetrician, paramedic, operating nurse, dental technician);
paramedic;
emergency medical technician;
paramedic-narcologist;
paramedic-driver of ambulance.
1.5. Other positions of medical workers (junior medical personnel):
junior nurse for patient care;
nurse driver;
sister-hostess.
II. Pharmaceutical workers
2.1. Manager positions:
director (manager, chief) of a pharmacy organization;
deputy director (manager, chief) of a pharmacy organization;
warehouse manager for the wholesale trade of medicines;
head of the medical warehouse of the mobilization reserve;
Deputy Warehouse Manager for the Organization of Wholesale Trade of Medicines;
head (head) of a structural unit (department) of a pharmacy organization.
2.2. Positions of specialists with higher professional (pharmaceutical) education (pharmacists):
pharmacist;
pharmacist-analyst;
trainee pharmacist;
pharmacist-technologist;
senior pharmacist
2.3. Positions of specialists with secondary vocational (pharmaceutical) education (secondary pharmaceutical personnel):
junior pharmacist;
senior pharmacist;
pharmacist.
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* The title of the position “laboratory doctor” is retained for specialists hired for this position before October 1, 1999.
Notes:
1. The positions “chief physician (chief) of a medical organization,” “deputy head (chief) of a medical organization,” “manager (chief physician, chief) of a structural unit carrying out medical activities of another organization” refer to the positions of medical workers if their labor (job) responsibilities include the implementation of medical activities.
2. The titles of the positions of deputy heads (chiefs) of a medical organization are supplemented by the name of the section of medical activities, the leadership of which he carries out. For example, “deputy head of a medical organization for medical care”, “deputy head of a medical organization for medical work”, “deputy head of a medical organization for clinical expert work”, “deputy head of a medical organization for work with nursing staff” and others.
3. The positions “deputy director (manager) of a pharmacy organization”, “manager of a warehouse for a wholesale trade organization of medicines”, “deputy manager of a warehouse for a wholesale trade organization of medicines”, “manager (head) of a structural unit (department) of a pharmacy organization” refer to the positions pharmaceutical workers if their organizational and (or) functional activities are directly related to the wholesale trade of medicines, their storage and (or) retail trade of medicines, their dispensing, storage and manufacturing.
4. The title of a doctor’s position is formed taking into account the specialty for which the employee has appropriate training and the work for which is included in the scope of his duties. For example, "general practitioner".
5. The titles of the positions of managers (chiefs) of structural units (divisions, divisions, laboratories, offices, detachments, etc.) are supplemented by the name of the doctor’s position corresponding to the profile of the structural unit. For example, “the head of the surgical department is a surgeon.”
6. In a medical organization providing specialized medical care, or if there is a structural unit in a medical organization that provides specialized medical care, the title of the position “admitting department doctor” is supplemented with the title of the position of a doctor of the corresponding specialty. For example, “emergency department doctor - emergency medical doctor.”
7. The names of the positions “obstetrician”, “nurse”, “packer”, filled by female persons, are named accordingly: “midwife”, “nurse”, “packer”; and the name of the position “nurse”, filled by male persons, is called “medical brother (nurse)”.
