My Medical Skills Give Me Experience Points Chapter 1101 - 434: Good Things Come One After Another—You’r

Once the matter was clarified, Zhou Can’s streak of bad luck seed to suddenly disappear completely.

Colleagues no longer looked at him with strange eyes.

So colleagues with whom he had a good relationship even took the initiative to congratulate him on dispelling the rumors. In this world, there are always people who like to add to the bouquet.

In response, Zhou Can smiled back at them one by one.

"Xiao Zhou, co to my office for a mont."

Director Lou stopped him as he was getting off work in the evening.

Upon entering the office, before Zhou Can could speak, Director Lou said proactively, "The court’s verdict is really gratifying! I never thought Dr. Lu would be that kind of person, doing such things, both foolish and malicious."

"In a big forest, there are all kinds of birds. This lesson is also a growth experience for ."

Zhou Can was quite composed.

Ever since Dr. Lu was taken away by the police, he had already let it go.

"You’re right. Misfortunes might be blessings in disguise. Through this test, it’s proven that your character is upright and that there are no issues with your dical ethics, work ethic, and style. Just now, the hospital leaked so news to . Last ti, didn’t you treat a patient with severe leg burns and gangrene? The hospital has invited a television reporter to make a short docuntary about it for an external promotion."

Director Lou shared this major piece of good news with him.

Hearing this, Zhou Can was quite thrilled.

It’s the first ti the hospital officially promoted him.

More than a year ago, there was just a minor push for Zhou Can. It could be seen as testing the waters.

In the aftermath, Zhou Can indeed perford exceptionally well.

Currently, he’s sowhat famous in Pediatrics and has made considerable contributions to the departnt’s diagnostic and treatnt services. According to so outpatient nurses and window staff, Zhou Can’s popularity in Pediatrics rivals that of so ordinary attending physicians.

Achieving such results in just over a year is truly comndable.

However, making Zhou Can more famous than those renowned pediatric experts and old specialists within just a year is unrealistic.

Those pediatric experts and old specialists each have their unique skills and have conducted research in relevant dical fields far superior to Zhou Can. Moreover, they have been working diligently for twenty, thirty, or even forty to fifty years.

Such accumulation cannot be compared to what Zhou Can, a newcor, has.

"Don’t be too quick to celebrate. This publicity is so significant for you that it’s almost a matter of life and death."

Director Lou, seeing Zhou Can sowhat excited, poured cold water to cool him down.

"Publicity for is not a good thing?"

Zhou Can asked puzzledly.

"Having such major publicity opportunities is indeed a good thing for doctors. Many doctors wait a lifeti for such a chance. But have you thought about it? Becoming famous ans that all eyes will be on you. At that ti, any small mistakes or shortcomings may be magnified tenfold, leading to various attacks. Becoming a famous doctor is not easy at all!"

Director Lou said to him aningfully.

"I understand that. If you want to wear a crown, you must bear its weight! Fa ans enduring tests from all sides."

Zhou Can has never shied away from challenges.

Becoming a renowned doctor is his dream.

In the current dical environnt, a famous doctor can help him better develop his team and more easily acquire high-quality resources in research and academics. It can make many things half the effort with twice the result.

Look at the doctors in major hospitals; as long as they have any ambition, aren’t they desperately engaged in research and writing papers?

This is the environnt.

No papers an no status, no authority.

"Since you understand, I can spare a few words. Let’s talk about your shortcomings. Mainly, there are two points: your educational background is average, and you lack high-quality papers and far-reaching research results."

Generally, you need at least a master’s degree to genuinely gain so research opportunities.

Like Zhou Can, a bachelor’s graduate lacks research experience and lacks high-quality paper experience at the doctoral level. These are significant issues.

This is why doctoral students are highly welcod in hospitals.

"But you don’t need to belittle yourself. Although your education is insufficient and papers are lacking, you have surgical talent and diagnostic ability that even the best overseas doctoral students would envy. Academic qualifications and papers can be made up for gradually."

Although Director Lou didn’t say it outright, it was clear that the top overseas doctoral student most likely referred to Du Leng.

"I will work hard. If there’s nothing else, I’ll first go on my rounds."

Every day after work, Zhou Can consistently goes to the ward to do rounds.

It is because of his oversight that the Ergency Departnt inpatient ward has never had any incidents since it opened.

Otherwise, relying on Dr. Lu alone could have caused several disasters in the Ergency Departnt.

"Go! During this period, you must pay attention to your words and actions and consider the impact. If the publicity works well, the Ergency Departnt will consider arranging for you to do consultations. You can arrange the ti yourself, but you should do consultations at least once a week."

Director Lou gave him a heads-up in advance.

The Ergency Departnt has certain peculiarities.

In other departnts, consultations usually start at the attending level. The Ergency Departnt only requires a Resident Doctor with more than two years of work experience to handle ergencies.

For night shifts and the like, they might even let excellent training students take over.

It’s said that interns can also handle consultations in the Ergency Departnt, but it seems a bit surprising. Anyway, Tu Ya, no matter how short-staffed, has never let this happen. At most, an intern’s teacher might go to the restroom or step out for a bit, letting the student cover temporarily.