My Medical Skills Give Me Experience Points Chapter 869 - 346: Meeting an Old Friend, the Patient with A

"I was lucky to have passed."

Zhou Can’s excellent results made him use the word "lucky" purely to consider Cheng Dazhuang’s feelings.

"Dazhuang, don’t give up. As long as you are willing to put in the effort, I’m willing to do everything possible to help you get the dical Practitioner Certificate." Zhou Can sincerely persuaded him.

"I want to pass too, but it’s too difficult, and financially, I can’t keep getting two or three thousand a month." His heart felt bitter.

"As long as you are willing to work hard, I can help you financially and technically. If the study conditions here are too poor, let’s go to the provincial city, and I’ll find a way to help you at Tuya Hospital."

Zhou Can said seriously.

Getting Cheng Dazhuang into Tuya Hospital might be unrealistic, but getting him a trainee position should be achievable.

After all, Zhou Can’s current position allows him to directly find the deputy hospital director to pull so strings.

Hearing the na "Tuya," a doctor in his mid-thirties looked up again.

In the province, the na "Tuya" is a golden signboard in the dical industry, very significant.

"Doctor Cheng, is this friend of yours a doctor at Tuya Hospital?"

Zhou Can had been here for quite so ti, and this person hadn’t even said hello. Now, upon hearing that Zhou Can was from Tuya Hospital, he imdiately initiated a conversation. Adults can be so pragmatic.

"Yes! His na is Zhou Can, and he’s a resident trainee at Tuya Hospital. Isn’t that impressive?" Cheng Dazhuang proudly introduced Zhou Can’s background. "Ah Can, this is my colleague, Dr. Luo Jian. He’s currently at the chief level and is quite outstanding in our hospital’s General Surgery departnt."

"Hello!"

Zhou Can nodded at Dr. Luo Jian.

It was only for Cheng Dazhuang’s sake that he did so. Otherwise, even if the dean of the county People’s Hospital ca, Zhou Can wouldn’t care.

"Hello!"

Dr. Luo Jian reciprocated the nod without keeping up pretenses.

"Dr. Zhou, being able to secure a resident trainee spot at Tuya is indeed impressive. However, from what I understand, the competition among resident trainees at Tuya is incredibly fierce, and less than 20% can stay on as regular staff. It must be quite difficult for you, right?"

He was probing for Zhou Can’s background.

"It’s not just difficult! It’s extrely hard!" Zhou Can followed the other person’s words truthfully.

"Haha, every hospital is highly competitive. But with such excellence, Dr. Zhou will definitely manage to secure a permanent spot!"

Dr. Luo smiled as he continued probing.

"That’s not a given. Tuya Hospital attracts the top dical talents nationwide; a bachelor’s degree holder like doesn’t really count for much." Zhou Can stated sothing the other party would like to hear.

Sure enough, Dr. Luo’s interest in him toned down significantly after hearing this.

"A bachelor’s degree indeed seems a bit low for a provincial-level top-tier hospital, but Dr. Zhou is still very competent. Even if you can’t secure a permanent position, working at a city-level hospital should also be a good option."

Indeed, as long as soone passes Tuya Hospital’s recruitnt exam, even if one doesn’t secure a permanent position after three years of residency training, the prospects would still be far better than those of ordinary dical students.

All hospitals across the province highly regard the doctors trained by Tuya.

Completing the residency training at Tuya holds significant value. If you pursue a career in dicine, it might even hold more weight than a general bachelor’s degree.

"Dr. Luo, didn’t you have a patient with a stomachache? Maybe you could let Zhou Can take a look; he might have so valuable insights since he’s from Tuya!"

Cheng Dazhuang enthusiastically suggested.

"This... doesn’t seem right! It would be too much trouble!" Dr. Luo hesitated a bit. From his perspective, a resident trainee might not even have learned how to hold a scalpel or prescribe, so even being from Tuya Hospital was seen as futile.

"No worries, no worries. Zhou Can is my brother, and he’s always been enthusiastic since he was young. He often helped elderly people cross the road."

Cheng Dazhuang’s words made Dr. Luo burst into laughter.

Zhou Can also chuckled with embarrassnt.

"Dr. Luo, that patient is complaining about stomach pain again and insists on having a doctor check it out." A nurse ca in and called out.

Hospital beds usually have an ergency call button installed.

With just a press, the nurse station gets notified, and soone is dispatched imdiately to check.

"I’ll head over right now." Dr. Luo Jian closed the book, stood up, and walked out.