中医药院校访企拓岗效应分析与效果评价OA

Objective To evaluate the implementation effectiveness of the"enterprise visits and job expansion initiative"in Traditional Chinese Medicine colleges and universities,and to provide basis for optimizing strategies and improving graduate employment outcomes.Methods Taking B University of Traditional Chinese Medicine as an example,descriptive statistics and visualization methods were used to analyze the employment destination data of graduates from 2018 to 2023 and the data on enterprises and institutions visited under this initiative from 2022 to 2023.The changes in recruitment numbers from 88 surveyed units were examined.Results The initiative achieved significant outcomes.Nearly half of the surveyed units increased their recruitment of graduates from the university compared with that before the public health emergency,which effectively stabilized the employment situation,especially in large enterprises and tertiary hospitals.However,several limitations were identified:a high geographical concentration of visited units within Beijing,with insufficient outreach to regions beyond;a singular employment structure dominated by hospitals,with inadequate expansion into primary care institutions and pharmaceutical enterprises;a misalignment between the peak period of visits and enterprises'recruitment decision-making cycles;and a disconnect between the current talent cultivation model and the demand for interdisciplinary talents under the"New Medicine"paradigm and industry needs.Conclusion The"Enterprise Visits and Job Expansion Initiative"is an effective measure to promoting the high-quality employment of graduates from colleges and universities of Traditional Chinese Medicine,but it is still in the exploratory stage.Efforts should be made to optimize the regional strategic layout,diversify the types of engaged units,align the initiative's schedule with recruitment cycle,deepen the integration of production,teaching and research,and promote the supply-side structural reform of talent cultivation,so as to build a long-term mechanism and improve the effectiveness of action.