My Medical Skills Give Me Experience Points Chapter 1060: 418: The Sorrow of Director Han—When Necessary

Chapter 1060: Chapter 418: The Sorrow of Director Han—When Necessary, Use What Must Be Used (Part 2)

Don’t delay and wait for death, instead give the opportunity for rescue to others. Stop joking.

Is that possible?

Deputy Director Han is a bit old-fashioned, like a pedantic scholar. Therefore, in terms of networking, he might be a bit weak.

Moreover, the Ergency Departnt doesn’t hold a high status in the hospital, so the title of Deputy Director Han doesn’t carry much weight in Orthopedics.

You can glimpse this from him being placed in a ward instead of a separate room.

“Who is the attending physician?”

Zhou Can asked casually.

“Dr. Chi Hanqiu!”

Deputy Director Han’s wife knew the details clearly.

Unfortunately, her husband has a sowhat stubborn and outdated temperant, not keeping up with the tis or understanding how things work.

Perhaps many engaged in technical and academic research don’t like professional maneuvering, but necessary interpersonal interactions and dealing with others still require so effort.

It’s just stubbornly maintaining one’s pride, valuing dignity more than life.

Maintaining so-called dignity until the end.

This group is endearing but also the most unfortunate group in the world.

Only a few lucky ones achieve great success in scientific, academic, or technical fields, possibly breaking conventions and rewriting their fates.

Zhou Can knows Dr. Chi Hanqiu. He is an extrely capable attending doctor in the Trauma Unit of Orthopedics.

When Zhou Can was undergoing training in Orthopedics, he was already an outstanding presence among the attending doctors.

With over two years passed, it seems he might qualify for a promotion to Associate Senior.

However, the requirents for such a promotion are strict. Even just the SCI paper requirent stumbles many people. It’s not rely purchasing two papers to pass the evaluation.

Especially in recent years, the tightening criteria for evaluating doctors’ titles raises the bar and frustrates those attempting to coast.

To pass the review, many previous thods can no longer be used.

Now, truly feasible options are few.

“Dr. Chi’s skills are among the best of Orthopedics’ attending doctors. With him as the attending, Director Han should receive excellent treatnt. No need to worry, Auntie.”

Zhou Can comforted Director Han’s wife, then turned to Director Han.

“I ca to check on your condition. Seeing your injuries stabilize, I’m sowhat relieved. Rest assured in treatnt here, and if there’s anything from the departnt needing my attention, feel free to call . I won’t disturb your rest any longer.”

Zhou Can stood to leave.

“Xiao Zhou, thank you!”

Deputy Director Han was quite appreciative that he ca to visit.

“No need to be so polite; I’ll co check on you in a couple of days!”

Zhou Can waved his hand.

“Goodbye, Director Han! Goodbye, Auntie!”

After leaving the ward, Zhou Can didn’t imdiately leave Orthopedics but went to the doctor’s office.

Deputy Director Han, though sotis having a peculiar temper, is a decent person. Once he recognized Zhou Can, he cared for him quite well in all aspects.

Now encountering difficulty, Zhou Can would lend a helping hand if possible.

He went to the doctor’s office, knocked, and went in to find only three doctors on duty.

Among them, he didn’t recognize the young doctor, but the other two he knew. One of whom he was quite familiar with, even having exchanged WeChat contacts; they’d greet each other during holidays, maintaining fairly close contact.

This person was none other than Doctor Shan Dan.

“Oh, Dr. Zhou! You’re quite the rare guest!”

Shan Dan turned her head and was delighted to see Zhou Can.

“One of our Ergency Departnt doctors was injured by a family mber and is hospitalized here. I ca to check on him, it’s been a while since I visited Orthopedics so I wanted to see if there were any familiar faces on the late shift.”

Zhou Can smiled and explained.

The late shift and night shift actually differ.

So hospitals implent two shifts, twelve hours per shift, with late and night shifts being the sa.

If it’s three shifts, the late shift generally runs from around 4 PM to midnight. The hardest is from midnight to 8 AM the next day, the true night shift.

“Haha! You’ve co on the right day! I especially miss the days we tead up for surgeries!” Shan Dan was beautiful, with an optimistic and cheerful personality.

Among all the trainees, Zhou Can was the one she appreciated the most.

Working with Zhou Can in surgeries felt especially grounded and easy.

Zhou Can worked diligently, had technical prowess, and his diagnostic ability was surprisingly strong. Working with him, no issues ever arose. Zhou Can took on almost every task during surgeries.

In many instances, during complicated surgery parts, Zhou Can even excelled beyond her.

He often completed them exceptionally well.

Faced with various physically demanding tasks, Zhou Can would rush to do them, never allowing her, a female doctor, to take on such duties, displaying a gentlemanly deanor.

Hence, she always held Zhou Can in high regard.

“Sister Dan frequently ntions Dr. Zhou! Especially when I assist Sister Dan and appear clumsy and ineffective, she would say, ‘If only Dr. Zhou Can were here!'”

Doctor Tang was also familiar to Zhou Can.

Tang was once a Resident Doctor, still not promoted to Attending.

However, judging by the ti, maybe within a year or two, he’ll be promoted.

Of course, if he doesn’t pass the Attending Doctor exam, there’s no alternative.

Position promotion is never solely up to the hospital.

For instance, now so hospitals restrict dical students from signing training contracts without passing the practitioner exam, effectively using them at low cost despite their high academic qualifications.

There’s even scandalous cases of nurses being coerced by hospital leadership for contract signing.

“This is truly unfair! Getting blad while lying down!”

Zhou Can replied with a smile.

“Dr. Zhou, have so water.” Shan Dan personally poured a cup of water for Zhou Can.

Inviting him to sit down and chat.

Her personality was cheerful, and the topics varied greatly. But Zhou Can ca with a task, unable to indulge in extensive conversation.

“Are orthopedic surgeries especially abundant recently? I intend to ask Doctor Chi to quickly arrange surgery for our Ergency Departnt injured doctor.”

Zhou Can discussed his purpose.

“Busy is an understatent. But if you ask, Dr. Chi surely won’t refuse. How about I call him for you now?”

Dr. Shan Dan was extrely helpful.

“I’ll call him myself. If possible, could Dr. Shan assist more with patient 57, Han Changqing? Thanks in advance. Next ti you’re free, let’s have a al and catch up. Lately, back in the Ergency Departnt, I’ve been occupied with surgeries, busy beyond asure.”

Zhou Can utilized his relationship to notify about Han Changqing.

Doing so indeed has nurous advantages.

First, helping Deputy Director Han ensures he receives better treatnt and care. Since it’s an occupational injury, if it were at Deputy Director Han’s personal expense, notifying would make a significant difference.

Treatnt costs could vary drastically.

In dication and care, differences would be noticeable.

The benefits of engaging with familiar faces are substantial.

Secondly, Zhou Can, by asking these doctors for the favor, can further build connections.

Friends are ant to trouble.

Prolonged silences without exchange of interests can tarnish friendships.

If ‘rust’ becos severe, the connection may falter. Thus, troubling friends occasionally is a thod to maintain relationships.

“No problem at all! Bed 57, right? I’ll provide him as much care as possible.”

Shan Dan holds a significant position in Orthopedics.

Her academic background is strong, she writes outstanding papers, and is highly skilled surgically; a guaranteed future candidate for Orthopedics Director.

Currently, she’s likely already pushing for Associate Senior.

Compared to Dr. Chi Hanqiu, her path to Associate Senior is far easier.

Dr. Chi’s academic level is considerably weaker, his notable shortcoming.

“I’ll leave it in your hands then. I’ve got to go now.”

“Take care!”

Dr. Shan walked him to the door.

Upon exiting, Zhou Can decisively called Dr. Chi Hanqiu.