My Medical Skills Give Me Experience Points Chapter 513: 225: Tu Ya's Hidden Protective Forces, The Newc

Chapter 513: Chapter 225: Tu Ya’s Hidden Protective Forces, The Newcor Teaches the Senior Physician How to Work

It seems that before Elder Li chose to pass on all his dical notes to Zhou Can for a lifeti, he must have evaluated Zhou Can’s character.

He thought Zhou Can deserved the trust, with a solid character, and hence passed them to him.

“So people, even though they might be sowhat lacking in character, are extrely talented in the field of dicine. With the layers of legal and hospital supervision, aren’t you afraid they will act unscrupulously?”

Zhou Can asked, sowhat puzzled.

No one is perfect; so people’s characters might not be good, but they have a real gift for studying dicine.

Just need the right nurturing, and these people have huge potential for growth.

Excluding them from core dical skills, Zhou Can always felt like it was a waste of talent.

“One or two individuals with poor character, it’s indeed difficult for them to act unscrupulously under the current system. But once such people climb to a certain level, they will try to lure and corrupt others. Once they gather a group of their ilk, they gain the ability to misbehave on all levels of the hospital. We can’t control other hospitals, but Tuya Hospital’s success hasn’t co easy, and we certainly can’t let a few bad apples ruin it.”

Elder Li’s tone and expression were extrely serious.

“Prevention is better than cure. The best thod is not to give those people a chance, not allowing them to rise to high positions. Their influence limited, they naturally won’t be able to cause much harm to Tu Ya. I can tell you clearly, it’s not just who has this preventive mindset. The older generation of Tu Ya mostly share this view.”

Hearing this, Zhou Can was secretly alard.

This was the first ti he had heard such secretive matters.

He had always thought character was important, but few people seed to care about it.

Now he finally understood, in the shadows, the old predecessors of Tu Ya were sniping at those doctors who were deed to have unacceptable moral standards.

For those with upright characters, this is a good thing. For those with poor character, as soon as they slip up and get labeled as having bad character, it becos very difficult for them to achieve anything at Tuya Hospital.

The key is, those people will never know that a large group of elders is secretly preventing them from climbing up.

It’s likely that the older generation of Tu Ya are at least at the Director Level!

They hold key positions in various departnts of the hospital, having a very high degree of say and decision power on many important matters.

Core dical skills are also in the hands of these people.

It’s hard to imagine how bad it would be without the support of these people in the hospital.

Either unrecognized for their talents, they would leave on their own accord.

Or doubting themselves, disheartened until retirent.

“This matter is a closely guarded secret of the hospital, no one will openly talk about it, but there is an unspoken agreent to maintain this ‘common ho’. You know about this, keep it to yourself. Also, let tell you clearly. The hospital’s senior managent has probably already passed preliminary assessnts on you. As long as you continue to maintain your original intentions, your future success won’t be far off.”

Elder Li’s words also contained a warning.

So people perform well early on, with both talent and character. But later they beco lost in wealth, ultimately becoming corrupt.

It’s more or less a subtle reminder to Zhou Can not to go down that path. Otherwise, his future would be completely destroyed.

“Finally, I have a favor to ask, not exactly a request. If you beco part of the hospital’s core team in the future, I hope you will guard Tuya Hospital with others. When encountering people of poor character, show no rcy. Just like a tree, when it grows crooked, even if you try hard to correct it, in the end, it’s still crooked. Unless adults themselves realize, no one can awaken them.”

Elder Li made a special request of Zhou Can.

Hoping that once Zhou Can advances to the hospital’s senior ranks, he will join the positive energy faction, protecting Tuya Hospital together with other doctors in the sa camp.

“Guarding justice, maintaining public order and good customs, even if you hadn’t asked, I would still try my best to practice it. After all, it’s about the heart and will of the people!”

Zhou Can seed to agree.

As for what Elder Li said about not being soft-hearted towards those with corrupt morals, Zhou Can never seed to be soft-hearted to begin with.

He wouldn’t try to awaken anyone pretending to be asleep.

…

Leaving General Surgery, Zhou Can’s departure was particularly low-key.

Apart from talking with Elder Li in the office for over an hour, he quietly left the General Surgery with Elder Li’s lifeti of notes.

It is foreseeable that for a long ti after his departure, the eight subdivisions of General Surgery will still occasionally bring him up.

Because Zhou Can created a legend for the resident trainees.

With his own strength, he helped Elder Li secure the construction rights for Thyroid and Breast Surgery. And again, with his own strength, he helped Thyroid and Breast Surgery seize the opportunity to launch new diagnostic and treatnt services almost seamlessly.

These feats are bound to be hotly debated by the subdivisions of General Surgery.

The person involved, he doesn’t care about others’ evaluations.

He was already at his apartnt, quietly reading with Elder Li’s notes.

These notes are too precious, with details on surgical errors, improved surgical plans, oversights, and the diagnoses of complex and difficult diseases, all of trendous help to Zhou Can.

They will allow him to avoid pitfalls in these surgeries in the future.

Even more so, to infer other applications in different surgeries.

There were so ingenious surgical ideas that amazed anyone who read them. After Zhou Can perused them, he absorbed and digested this valuable experience, which would prove useful for similar surgeries in the future.

It greatly benefited the expansion of his surgical thinking.

Like a painter who had only heard about how luxurious and ancient the Forbidden City was, if asked to paint it, he actually wouldn’t know where to start.