The school covers an area of more than 1,500 acres, and currently has more than 13,500 full-time masters and undergraduate students.

It recruits students from 27 provinces (municipalities and autonomous regions) across the country, with 25 undergraduate and 3 junior majors.

It has two national-level first-class undergraduate major (clinical medicine, medical laboratory technology), 9 first-class undergraduate major in Sichuan Province (clinical medicine, medical laboratory technology, medical imaging, preventive medicine, Pharmacy, nursing, biotechnology, information management and information systems, biopharmaceuticals).

and master's degrees, accounting for 74.29% There are 466 master tutors, 3 part-time doctoral tutors, 2 currently specially-appointed national “Yangtze River Scholars” and “Chinese Academy of Sciences Hundred Talents Program” national-level talents, 2 “New Century Excellent Talents Support Program” of the Ministry of Education, 5 experts enjoying special allowances from the State Council, 50 academic and technical leaders and reserve candidates in Sichuan Province, 4 outstanding experts in Sichuan Province with outstanding contributions, 5 people in the “Thousand Talents Program” of Sichuan Province, 4 people in the Tianfu Ten Thousand Talents Program, and academicians of the Sichuan Provincial Health Commission And 42 technical leaders and reserve candidates.

1 Medical Humanities Education Base of Higher Education Institutions of the Ministry of Education, 5 Provincial Experimental Teaching Demonstration Centers, 1 Sichuan Provincial Key Laboratory, 1 Sichuan Provincial Key Research Base of Philosophy and Social Sciences, 1 Sichuan Engineering Laboratory, National Medium There are 3 secondary medical scientific research laboratories and 7 key laboratories of universities in Sichuan Province.

Won 39 scientific and technological progress and achievement awards from the Chinese Medical Association, the Ministry of Education, and the Sichuan Provincial People's Government.

The hospital participated in editing and publishing 89 monographs; 39 patents were authorized; 138 national and provincial continuing medical education projects were successfully held.

In 1911, Zhang Jian, a famous industrialist in the late Qing Dynasty, founded Suzhou Medical College.