Chapter 286: Selling a favor to the junior female apprentice [286] Chapter 286: Selling a favor to the junior female apprentice [286] Ah Tao was going to break up with her, don’t these two know? Ah Tao himself said it was his parents’ idea. Was it because he was on the brink of death that he changed his tone with her, or was there another reason?
Luo Yanfen’s brows furrowed tightly.
Actually, thinking back, she felt a bit blank when her boyfriend had angered her tonight. To be fair, when she had visited his ho in the past, his uncle and aunt had been quite nice to her, always speaking highly of her.
“Okay, have the ambulance bring him to the ergency room at Guoxie,” she said that to the other party and hung up, but Luo Yanfen felt a bit panicky inside.
She wasn’t a doctor at Guoxie, so now that she had the other party send the patient to the ergency room at Guoxie, would they accept him?
Ergency transfers needed to be coordinated in advance. At this mont, whom should she look for to help from her own hospital? Should she ask her ntor? Ask Teacher Tan and the others? It definitely wasn’t appropriate. Teachers generally didn’t like to receive these kinds of calls for help, as it was sowhat like pulling strings.
If one string can be pulled, does that an they can all be pulled?
Turning her head, she saw Xie Wanying.
“Yingying—”
Did she just call her Yingying? Xie Wanying turned around: “What’s up?”
“Let tell you sothing.” Luo Yanfen took her arm and quickly walked her into the corridor, while telling her about the phone call she had just received.
After hearing her account, Xie Wanying was also shocked: You agreed to help a bad person? That’s just like a doctor.
“I know this puts you in an awkward position, but I’m not on very good terms with Teacher Tan and the others. Since my ntorship has ended, we rarely contact each other, because he’s quite busy,” Luo Yanfen said uneasily.
“Whom do you think I should look for, should I ask Teacher Tan for help?” Xie Wanying asked.
“How about you call Senior Gao? He’s on the night shift tonight.”
That made sense, it would definitely be better to have the night shift handle it than to call Teacher Tan at night. More importantly, the night shift could arrange for a hospital bed. A car accident patient: fractures? Internal bleeding? Most of these would be cases for General Surgery to admit, right?
The patient was going to be transferred. Xie Wanying went to the nurses’ station and looked for Senior Gao’s number.
She picked up the phone and dialed.
Soon, there was a ringing tone, followed by soone picking up the call: “Hello?”
“Is this Dr. Gao? I’m Xie Wanying, an intern in General Surgery Departnt Two.”
His junior sister was calling him? Gao Zhaocheng was surprised, and with a smile said, “I know, you’ve been interning in our departnt for a few days.”
“Dr. Gao, here’s the situation. An intern from our group has a relative or friend who was in a car accident, the local hospital’s ergency can’t handle it, and they’re transferring them to a tertiary level hospital.”
“You want to transfer the patient to our hospital?”
“Yes, is that possible? I believe the patient’s condition is very urgent.”
Do a favor for his junior sister? Gao Zhaocheng thought it over and said, “Alright then, transfer him over. Is it a relative of one of our departnt’s interns?”
“Yes, it’s a relative or friend of Dr. Luo.”
“Transfer him to the ergency room, then call to co down and take a look.”
“Senior, are you in the hospital?”
Good, she knew to call him ‘Senior’ directly now. Gao Zhaocheng laughed, “Yes, we had a eting tonight, so I’m still at the hospital and haven’t left.”
Having obtained the consent of her clinical senior, Xie Wanying turned and nodded to Luo Yanfen.
Luo Yanfen breathed a huge sigh of relief, placing her hand on Xie Wanying’s shoulder, hanging her head as tears nearly started to flow from her eyes: “Xie Xie—”
A person who speaks too frankly, without saying, is undoubtedly also the most easily moved
“Let’s go to the ergency room to receive the patient,” said Xie Wanying, patting her hand.
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