Objective　To investigate the current status of satisfaction with training program and loyalty to the university among professional postgraduate students majoring in clinical medicine

as well as the association between satisfaction with training program and loyalty to the university. Methods　The 2017 National Medical Student Satisfaction Survey Database was used. A total of 1 944 professional postgraduate students in the second or third year

as well as those with delayed graduation

from 59 postgraduate training colleges and universities who participated in clinical internship were selected. SPSS 20.0 software was used for analysis; descriptive analysis was used to describe satisfaction with training program and loyalty to the university; factor analysis was adopted to calculate comprehensive satisfaction score to reduce the number of variables; logistic regression analysis was applied to investigate the association of general information and satisfaction with training program with loyalty to the university. Results　The professional postgraduate students majoring in clinical medicine had a degree of 60.44% of loyalty to the university. Satisfaction with training program reflected low satisfaction at each link of the training program. For every 1-point increase in the comprehensive satisfaction scores of the four links of courses

research training

college support

and practice

the loyalty to the university was increased to 2.11

1.83

1.77

and 1.75 times as the original

respectively

of the baseline scores. Conclusion　There is still room for further improvement in the satisfaction with training program and the loyalty to the university among professional postgraduate students majoring in clinical medicine

and the satisfaction with training program is closely associated with the loyalty to the university. Colleges and universities need to take measures for courses

practice

research training

and college support

so as to improve satisfaction and thus enhance loyalty to the university.