2007年贵阳医学院硕士研究生毕业证书样本
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抗日战争初期，日本侵略军攻占华北，上海、南京等地相继失守，沦陷区学生纷纷失学，流离失所。其中相当一部分流亡至战略后方西南地区，当时教育部一方面为给流亡医学生提供继续就学机会，另一方面为奠定西南地区医学教育基础，决定在贵州省贵阳市建立国立贵阳医学院。
1937年12月31日，教育部聘李宗恩、朱章赓、杨崇瑞等教授为筹备委员，并任命李宗恩为筹备委员会主任委员。
1938年1月1日筹委会在汉口建立，教育部加聘张志韩和杭立武二人为筹备委员。在汉口实际负责筹建工作的还有原武汉大学生物化学教授汤佩松等，到贵阳后还得到原贵州省省立医院院长朱懋根的大力协助。
1947年7月，李宗恩院长调任北京协和医学院院长，教育部另任朱懋根教授为国立贵阳医学院院长。此时的贵阳医学院为全国仅有的九所国立医学院校之一。
1949年11月15日，贵阳解放，学校广大师生职工欢庆解放。
11月25日，市军管会文教接管部派卫生处樊茂萱为军代表、张祖良为军事联络员，接管贵阳医学院。
1950年2月3日，市军管会文教接管部命令将贵阳医学院划归文教接管部直接管理，调回樊茂萱、张祖良同志，改派安瑞琮为贵医军事联络员，同年4月14日，又改派何建明为军事联络员，另派文教接管部秘书主任陈大羽协助行政领导工作。
1950年12月24日起，取消“国立”两字，正式更名“贵阳医学院”，划归贵州省人民政府管理。
文革十年，学校广大教师和医护人员，继续坚持救死护伤，防病治病，送医送药，积极开展巡回医疗。制订教学计划，保证教学质量。举办医学专科进修班，开办金沙和织金分院。
1971年成立“贵州省肿瘤防治研究办公室”，随即举办肿瘤普查学习班。地方性氟中毒症、慢性微电极技术、巴拉巴拉按蚊实验室种群驯养成功3个科研成果，在1978年分别荣获全国科学大会奖、全国医药科学大会奖及贵州省科学大会奖，寄生虫学教研组、生理学教研组荣获全国医药卫生先进集体，学校由于科研成果突出得到全国科学大会表彰。
1978年全国恢复招收研究生，学校招收了第一批硕士研究生，由4个较好的学科、专业及5名学术造诣较高的教授、副教授作为导师进行招生，经初试及复试，从33名考生中择优录取8名硕士研究生，金大雄、孟庆华、李贵真、张美祥教授和刘家骝副教授为第一批硕士生导师。
1981年经国务院批准，医学生物学、寄生虫学、病理解剖学、内科学四个学科获得硕士授予权。同年，8位毕业生获得医学硕士学位。
学校1982年开始面向全国招生，招生专业也不断扩大，从1978年至1984年，由4个学科、专业发展到15个学科、专业，指导教师从1978年的教授4人、副教授1人，增加到教授8人，副教授或副主任医师18人。先后招生的学科、专业有医学生物学、寄生虫学、病理解剖学、内科学、X线诊断学、微生物学、皮肤病学等。
1985年成为全国首批获得“免试推荐优秀应届本科毕业生攻读硕士学位”的单位。
1997年又成为全国首批“在职人员以研究生毕业同等学历申请硕士学位”的授权单位。
2003年9月8日，国务院学位委员会《关于批准新博士、硕士学位授予单位的通知》（学位[2003]56号）公布经国务院学位委员会第二十次会议批准，学校成为博士学位授予单位，授权点为“病理学与病理生理学”，是全省唯一的医学博士学位授予单位。
2005年，顺利通过教育部组织的本科教学工作水平评估。
2006年，被遴选为贵州省属重点建设高等院校之一。
2009年，时任中华医学会会长、中国工程院院士钟南山教授受聘为名誉院长。
2009年及2011年，基础医学一级学科分别获得博士后科研流动站及博士学位授权点。
2012年，学校获得“中西部高校基础能力建设单位”项目，并成为首批卓越医生教育培养计划项目试点高校。
2015年6月16日，贵阳医学院正式更名为贵州医科大学。
2016年，中国医学科学院（北京协和医学院）与贵州医科大学签署备忘录，对口帮扶贵州医科大学。
2017年，该校4个学科门类获2017年贵州省一流学科建设立项。

In the early days of the War of Resistance Against Japan, the Japanese invading army occupied North China, and Shanghai and Nanjing were defeated one after another. Students in the occupied areas dropped out of school and were displaced. A considerable part of them went into exile in the southwest area behind the strategy. At that time, the Ministry of Education decided to establish a national Guiyang Medical College in Guiyang City, Guizhou Province, in order to provide opportunities for medical students to continue their studies in exile and lay the foundation for medical education in the southwest area.
On December 31, 1937, the Ministry of Education appointed Professors Li Zongen, Zhu Zhanggong and Yang Chongrui as preparatory members, and appointed Li Zongen as chairman of the preparatory committee.
On January 1, 1938, the Preparatory Committee was established in Hankou. The Ministry of Education appointed two members, Zhang Zhihan and Hangliwu, as preparatory members. In Hankou, Tang Peishong, a former professor of Biochemistry at Wuhan University, was actually in charge of the preparatory work. After arriving in Guiyang, Zhu Maogen, the former president of Guizhou Provincial Hospital, was also in charge of the preparatory work.
In July 1947, President Li Zongen was appointed President of Peking Union Medical College and Professor Zhu Maogen was appointed President of National Guiyang Medical College by the Ministry of Education. At this time, Guiyang Medical College was one of the only nine national medical colleges in China.
On November 15, 1949, the liberation of Guiyang was celebrated by teachers and students.
On November 25, the Ministry of Culture and Education of the Municipal Military Regulatory Commission appointed Fan Maoxiang, a military representative of the Health Department, and Zhang Zuliang, a Military Liaison officer, to take over the Guiyang Medical College.
On February 3, 1950, the Cultural and Educational Acceptance Department of the Municipal Military Commission ordered Guiyang Medical College to be directly managed by the Cultural and Educational Acceptance Department. Comrades Fan Maoxiang and Zhang Zuliang were transferred back to Anrui Wan as the Military Liaison Officer of your doctor. On April 14, the same year, He Jianming was also assigned as the military liaison officer, and Chen Dayu, the Secretary-General of the Cultural and Educational Acceptance Department, was assigned to assist the administrative leadership.
Since December 24, 1950, the word "national" has been abolished and the name "Guiyang Medical College" has been officially renamed, which is under the administration of the People's Government of Guizhou Province.
During the ten years of the Cultural Revolution, teachers and medical staff in schools continued to persist in saving lives and injuries, preventing and treating diseases, sending doctors and medicines, and actively carried out itinerant medical treatment. Make teaching plans to ensure the quality of teaching. Medical specialty refresher courses and Jinsha and Zhijin Branches will be held.
In 1971, the Guizhou Provincial Office of Cancer Prevention and Research was set up, and then a course of cancer census was held. In 1978, they were awarded the National Science Congress Award, the National Medical Science Congress Award and the Guizhou Science Congress Award respectively. The Parasitology Teaching and Research Group and the Physiology Teaching and Research Group were awarded the National Advanced Medical and Health Collective. The school was awarded the National University of Science for outstanding scientific research results. It will be commended.
In 1978, the whole country resumed enrollment of postgraduates, and the school recruited the first batch of postgraduates, with four better disciplines, majors and five professors and associate professors with high academic attainments as tutors. After the initial and second examinations, eight postgraduates were selected from 33 candidates. Professors Jin Daxiong, Meng Qinghua, Li Guizhen, Zhang Meixiang and Liu Jiaji were the first batch of postgraduates. Tutor.
In 1981, with the approval of the State Council, four disciplines, medical biology, parasitology, pathological anatomy and internal medicine, were granted the right of Master's degree. In the same year, eight graduates received master's degrees in medicine.
From 1978 to 1984, the school began to recruit students nationwide. From four disciplines and majors to 15 disciplines and majors, the number of instructors increased from four professors and one associate professor in 1978 to eight professors and 18 associate professors or associate chief physicians. Medical biology, parasitology, pathological anatomy, internal medicine, X-ray diagnostics, microbiology, dermatology and other disciplines have been recruited successively.
In 1985, it became one of the first units in China to obtain the "recommendation of excellent undergraduate graduates for master's degree without examination".
In 1997, it became one of the first authorized units in China to apply for master's degree with the same degree as graduate students.
On September 8, 2003, the Notice of the Academic Degree Committee of the State Council on Approving New Doctoral and Master Degree Granting Units (Degree [2003] 56) was announced and approved by the 20th Meeting of the Academic Degree Committee of the State Council. The school became a doctoral degree granting unit with the authorization point of Pathology and Pathophysiology, which is the only medical doctoral degree granting unit in the province.
In 2005, it passed the evaluation of undergraduate teaching level organized by the Ministry of Education.
In 2006, it was selected as one of the key construction universities in Guizhou Province.
In 2009, Professor Zhong Nanshan, then president of the Chinese Medical Association and academician of the Chinese Academy of Engineering, was appointed honorary president.
In 2009 and 2011, the first-level disciplines of basic medicine were granted postdoctoral research mobile stations and doctoral degree authorization points respectively.
In 2012, the school was awarded the project of "Basic Capacity Building Unit of Colleges and Universities in Central and Western China", and became the first batch of pilot colleges and universities to carry out the program of training outstanding doctors.
On June 16, 2015, Guiyang Medical College was officially renamed Guizhou Medical University.
In 2016, the Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences (Peking Union Medical College) signed a memorandum with Guizhou Medical University to help Guizhou Medical University.
In 2017, four disciplines of the school were awarded the first-class discipline construction project of Guizhou Province in 2017.