Yes, you can. According to the "Regulations on Qualification for Registration of Physician Qualification Examination", assistant doctors, like medical practitioners, can register in different places (that is, they do not register at their domicile). The premise is that you must have an affiliated unit, so that you can pass the examination of the Health Bureau. In other words, which local work unit do you want to apply for, and then make a certificate, as long as the hospital proves that you are in another unit. At the same time, prepare the ID card, the original and photocopy of the graduation certificate, and all kinds of documents required for registration, buy a letter of appointment, and have a trainee certificate. You don't have to be an intern, but you must work.