My Medical Skills Give Me Experience Points Chapter 1358 - 538: Hongmen Banquet, the Dean Appears in Per

As Zhou Can’s fa grows, more and more people want to treat him to a al.

He usually declines if he can, but there are so gatherings he cannot avoid attending. After all, it’s impossible to completely detach from society; necessary social interaction is crucial.

"Cousin, cousin, don’t hang up. I know you’re the big star at Tuya Hospital now, even more famous than so chief physicians, so you’re definitely busy. You can decline others’ invitations, but you can’t reject your cousin’s invitation. If you’re not free now, it’s okay. I’ll wait for you to get off work; treating you to a late-night snack works just as well."

She insisted on treating Zhou Can to a al.

This was particularly unusual.

Usually, they barely kept in touch, and now, suddenly, she wants to treat Zhou Can to a al. Being overly attentive without reason usually ans hidden motives.

"Really, I don’t have ti! I need to go now; let’s talk next ti!"

Zhou Can directly hung up the phone.

The cousin called back again, and Zhou Can reluctantly answered.

Faced with such thick-skinned relatives, there’s really no effective strategy.

Last ti, the aunt’s family wanted Su Qianqian to relentlessly sign autographs for them, and then they sold the autographed hats and clothes for profit. After Zhou Can refused, the families basically fell out.

But they don’t care!

During holidays and festivals, they now frequently visit Zhou Can’s household.

When Zhou Can’s family’s factory had trouble back then, they stayed far away, as if they were strangers.

Now they’re eagerly visiting Zhou Can’s ho, first because Zhou Can found a celebrity girlfriend who is certainly wealthy. Secondly, because Zhou Can’s family’s factory turned around, business has expanded significantly, and inco has multiplied.

anwhile, the aunt’s family is continuously declining.

I heard that cousin Chen Shangfu hasn’t even passed the dical Practitioner Certificate exam, and is currently retaking it. Furthermore, the Provincial Children’s Hospital has grown quite cold toward him.

According to the rules, prestigious hospitals like the Provincial Children’s Hospital, Provincial Won and Children’s Hospital, and the Provincial People’s Hospital have very high hiring standards for clinical doctors. If you don’t pass the dical Practitioner Certificate, chances are you won’t be allowed to stay in the hospital.

The usual practice is to pay for a residency at another hospital.

It’s akin to being affiliated.

You’re not mistaken; you have to pay the hospital, which ans not only do you forgo a salary, but you also have to pay.

When Zhou Can was sitting for the dical Practitioner Certificate, he was incredibly stressed, afraid of encountering a low point in life if he failed.

In fact, many of his classmates couldn’t get past this hurdle of the dical Practitioner Certificate.

dical students with connections, if they fail the dical Practitioner Certificate, those with so connections often try to switch to administrative roles or take the civil service exams. Others join pharmaceutical companies, among other options.

Cousin’s career isn’t going well, but the cousin’s job isn’t problematic; it’s just that the Third Hospital is already on the verge of collapse.

The doctors’ salaries aren’t even being paid, and the nurses’ pay isn’t likely to be any better.

Her situation doesn’t look promising either.

Despite annual recruitnt of many new nurses at major hospitals, the competition is fierce. Tuya’s Cardiothoracic Surgery recently hired ten nurses, and seven hundred people showed up to queue for applications at the scene.

Securing a spot as a nurse in a large hospital, with a suitable position, is not easy.

So positions are excessively demanding, where you are cursed by family mbers daily and even risk physical assault; such positions rarely keep soone for long.

Auntie’s children’s careers are not going well, and the uncle and aunt themselves don’t need to be ntioned.

The aunt used to be a housewife all the ti, while the uncle tried investing in businesses, only to fail miserably.

The family’s decline is evident, without fail.

They are naturally trying every way they can to desperately cling to Zhou Can’s family now.

Zhou Can’s father values family ties highly and is quite polite to the aunt’s family.

He often educates Zhou Can, saying no matter how successful you beco, you should never show off before local relatives and villagers, especially those within three generations, each relationship must be maintained well.

At this mont, Zhou Can couldn’t make moves like blocking his clingy cousin.

Despite having the urge.

However, he understands that if he truly blocks her, it will certainly cause a commotion with his parents.

Then if his father calls, it wouldn’t be a good look.

"Just say what you need to, I’m about to enter the operating room here. I won’t be able to take your call or reply to ssages then."

Zhou Can answered the phone and said directly.

"I just want to treat you to a al. If you don’t agree, I will definitely be scolded by the leader. This is the task given to by the leaders of our hospital."

She finally told the truth.

No wonder she suddenly wanted to treat Zhou Can to a al; it turns out the Third Hospital assigned her this task.

"Oh, this is interesting. How did your hospital leaders know about our cousin relationship? If you hadn’t taken on this matter, they wouldn’t have put this task on you. As I said, I’m really busy and don’t have ti. Also, I don’t like being used."

After Zhou Can finished speaking, he was about to hang up again.

With his experience and wisdom, he imdiately knew this cousin must have willingly told the hospital managent that they were cousins.

She did it probably because she wanted to gain her leaders’ recognition and benefits.

As for exploiting Zhou Can, that’s the aunt’s family’s specialty.

Anyone with any usefulness, as long as they can reach them, they certainly won’t let go easily.

"Cousin, cousin, don’t misunderstand. This ti it wasn’t who voluntarily told the leaders that I know you. It was our hospital’s Deputy Director Zhang who tapped into connections; I don’t know through what ans he found out I’m your cousin. Around two o’clock this afternoon, the head nurse suddenly called to her office. I was even a bit flattered, because previously the Nursing Departnt Chief couldn’t even rember my na; this ti she was being very polite. As for Deputy Director Zhang, who is such a senior leader, that’s even more needless to say, I couldn’t get close to him if I tried."