Objective To through the analysis of the SCI service of 20 independent medical universities in China during the 2013-2017 year period

it is expected to give specific strategies for the first class universities and discipline construction in these colleges and universities

and provide reference for the government oriented funding to improve the international influence of the medical level in our country. Methods Based on WoS and ESI database

this paper searches and analyzes the related data of SCI papers published by these colleges and universities

including the quantity of output

the citation of all articles

the fund support and other Bibliometrics indexes

and explores the status and problems of these SCI papers. Results All colleges and universities in this study have entered the ESI database

and the ranking of ESI is basically the same as the global ranking of US News and ARWU; the Clinical Medicine and Pharmacology & Toxicology of some colleges and universities has been in or near the global 1 per thousand of ESI

and the proportion of the quoted volume and the amount of the amount of writing is still lower than the domestic average; the H index and the article are directly proportional to the first class high in the country. There is still a gap in school. Most papers are funded by national fund projects

but a large number of SCI articles are not highly influential. Conclusion The results show that the global ranking of independent medical universities in China has developed rapidly in the past five years. Although there is still a gap with the international first-class universities and disciplines

it has great potential. The level of Clinical Medicine and Pharmacology & Toxicology has reached the international first-class level

and the level of science and technology

such as biology and biochemistry

has been narrowing. University level needs to be based on location advantages. The government needs to deepen the research on medical education policy

play the role of think tanks

and jointly enhance the international influence of China's medical level.