In 2023, the written examination of Shanghai civil servant recruitment examination has ended. I believe that all the candidates have performed well in this written examination selection, but at this time, we must not take it lightly, and there are more rigorous tests waiting for you. In order to help you better, Gao Dun Zankong has summarized and sorted out your recent questions, such as "How long will the physical examination be after the interview of Shanghai civil servant examination in 2023", and so on. Let's share it with you today.

According to a survey conducted by Xiaobian, the Shanghai civil service examination is generally a physical examination about 2-4 weeks after the interview. Some units in the provincial examination have a physical examination immediately after the interview ends and the scores are announced, and some departments may delay it. If individuals can apply for an extension because of their physiological cycle, they can make up afterwards.

Civil service physical examination items are:

1, general examination: internal medicine, surgery, otolaryngology, ophthalmology;

2, laboratory tests: blood routine, urine routine, liver function;

3. Special examination: B-ultrasound of liver and gallbladder, chest X-ray, additional electrocardiogram and echocardiography when necessary. The results of the inspection will come out in a week.

Shanghai civil servants are generally notified within 7 days of physical examination review. Physical examination is generally 10 days. During this period, if no one calls you to recheck, there will be basically no problem. If you fail the physical examination, you will be notified to recheck by phone.

When encountering difficult problems in physical examination, state administrative organs at all levels and hospitals undertaking physical examination should properly handle them. For diseases that are difficult to diagnose, the hospital can organize experts to do further examination. Employers and candidates are allowed to ask for re-examination when they have doubts about the conclusion of the medical examination.