Do not understand? Each step of a doctor’s promotion tests their technical independence and independent thinking.
Xie Wanying compared herself with her senior brothers, senior sisters, and ntor predecessors.
Being a good resident doctor like Doctor Song is the first step in technical entry. A resident doctor needs to independently handle night shifts and manage ergency treatnts for patients.
Being a good chief resident like Senior Brother Huang is a technical upgrade, the second step. A chief resident, compared to a regular resident, traverses various departnts to handle more complex patient situations.
Being a seasoned attending physician like Teacher Shixu and Doctor Jiang is a technical pass, called the third step. Mastery of various routine techniques is achieved, marking complete independence in commonly seen clinical techniques.
Reaching the threshold of vice-chief like Senior Zhu is a technical test, the particularly difficult fourth step. It tests whether a doctor possesses the independent thinking to innovate new techniques.
Reaching the stability of technology like Teacher Tan and Senior Tao is the fifth step, establishing independent practice, and can be called a boss.
At the stage of Senior Cao, Teacher Fu, and Teacher Nie is the sixth step, where leadership is expected. Can it not be called independence?
Reaching the level of Teacher Zhang is the seventh step, finally entering the circle of top experts, looking down at other doctors with a commanding view, exuding the aura of a solitary ruler.
Further steps she did not even dare to think about; they are too distant, and the average doctor cannot reach them at all. So doctors remain stuck at a stage, unable to progress due to their inability to beco independent.
Even if not explicitly stated, Senior Tao seed to unveil the technical veil of the industry for them.
Tao Zhijie did not ntion them directly, but he did evaluate their ntorship results: "You ca here to learn, and I am pleased that, hmm, Yingying, you exhibit your Teacher Tan’s swift style. After coming here, you should have been slowly influenced by this environnt, and finally learned when to slow down. Your Teacher Tan’s departnt, gastrointestinal, isn’t as structurally complex as hepatobiliary, requiring multi-layered separation. You are doing very well in this regard now."
Having learned sothing from Senior Tao, Xie Wanying nodded gratefully. As for independence, it definitely requires gradual practice. One needs to reach the level of vice-chief to truly independently lead a group and be the chief surgeon; otherwise, they will be monitored.
"As for Xiao Song, you are already very ticulous. Going into neurosurgery, the structure of the brain is even more intricate. So in your eyes, my departnt is just a small case."
While listening to Senior Tao speak, Xie Wanying sneaked a glance at Doctor Song. He is a talented scholar who never really regarded hepatobiliary surgery as important from the start.
"It’s not like that." Song Xueling let out softly.
After Teacher Tao’s comnts, feeling humbled?" He Guangyou laughed and patted him on the shoulder.
Song Xueling’s lifted gaze was now slightly uneasy. Having been in hepatobiliary surgery for so long, he knew that area was a boss, even though it wasn’t his beloved neurosurgery.
"He is staying late and hasn’t eaten; I asked him to co see you first." Tao Zhijie checked his watch and said.
This ’he’ naturally referred to Cao Yong.
Never expected this powerhouse would ultimately make this move, Song Xueling felt a bit of regret, as his arrogance in hepatobiliary surgery got the boss’s attention.
"Thank you, Teacher Tao," Song Xueling sincerely expressed gratitude, hoping it wasn’t too late to nd fences.
The sound of leather shoes echoed outside the private room. Cao Yong walked in, and He Guangyou imdiately fetched a chair for him to sit.
"Report to the neurosurgery departnt the day after tomorrow, and find Doctor Huang first." Cao Yong told the new resident doctor who was joining his team.
Song Xueling, like a model student, obediently responded, "Yes."
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