The implementation of the Healthy China Strategy has raised higher requirements for the cultivation of professional talents in health management. To meet this demand, the Capital Medical University adheres to the concept of balancing connotative development and characteristic construction, focusing on enhancing the teaching quality of basic medical and health courses, and continuously optimizing talent training programs. By fully leveraging the resource advantages of both full-time and part-time faculty, the university has implemented an elite training model that integrates theoretical teaching with practical training. This approach comprehensively improves the overall qualities of undergraduate students majoring in public affairs management, thereby effectively meeting the urgent demand for professional health management talents in the construction of Healthy China.