My Medical Skills Give Me Experience Points Chapter 878 - Capítulo 878: 350: This Is Too Much, the Direc
Capítulo 878: Chapter 350: This Is Too Much, the Director Is Getting Anxious
Everyone else was also waiting for Nurse Chief Liu to announce the answer. They all wanted to know what was so special about this young doctor from Tuya Hospital.
“Dr. Zhou is indeed just a resident doctor in training!”
As soon as Nurse Chief Liu finished speaking, there was a collective groan from the crowd.
People were expecting more explosive news!
After all that digging, is that it?
Didn’t Dr. Zhou already stress earlier that he’s a resident doctor in training?
“Now Nurse Chief Liu knows how to build suspense!” Director Wang shook his head and laughed.
Nurse practitioners and chief physicians are actually of the sa level, both holding full professor titles.
However, in terms of actual status, chief physicians are definitely higher.
So might brag that the nursing departnt and doctors are not on the sa system, and there’s no distinction of high and low status. Such words might fool the inexperienced newcors in the workplace, but the seasoned veterans in the dical system would just smirk.
If you et kind-hearted seniors, they might give a gentle reminder, “Kid, you’re still green!”
Nurse Chief Liu wouldn’t dare upset Director Wang or leave a bad impression on him.
“My ntor told that even though Dr. Zhou Can is just a resident doctor in training, he is the most exceptional one in the history of Tuya Hospital.”
Everyone nodded in agreent after hearing this.
How could an ordinary resident doctor in training have such a high level of dical skills? In terms of both pathological diagnosis and interventional surgery, Dr. Zhou is outstanding.
This kind of skillset is hard for even a regular attending physician to achieve.
“Talents abound at Tuya Hospital. Nurse Chief Liu’s ntor saying Dr. Zhou is the most outstanding resident in training in Tuya’s history seems like a pretty high evaluation!”
Director Wang squinted as if probing for more information.
“My ntor is currently a nurse practitioner at Tuya, so her evaluation should hold so weight. She ntioned that several prominent chief physicians at Tuya believe Dr. Zhou is likely to beco a leading figure at Tuya in the near future. He might even elevate Tuya to a higher level!”
Nurse Chief Liu revealed another piece of news that left everyone dumbfounded.
Director Wang inhaled sharply after hearing this.
Becoming a leading figure at Tuya, what kind of concept is that?
It’s said that it is lonely at the top.
Director Wang is a chief physician himself, and even though he can’t be compared to Tuya’s chief physicians, his skills aren’t lacking. After all, the full professor title is reviewed by health authorities under stringent criteria.
If excellent young talents, outstanding young talents, Yangtze River Scholars, and Academicians are considered the cream of the crop, then chief physicians are at least senior elite among doctors.
Regular elite practitioners often stall at associate chief physicians until retirent.
Each step up is exponentially harder.
Many consider the title of Professor to be highly prestigious, sounding incredibly impressive. After all, researchers, master’s and doctoral students are all students of professors.
But in the eyes of doctors, the chief physician title is more valuable than that of a professor.
Even though both are full professor titles, one is in the dical series, the other in the education series.
In a large hospital that integrates dical and educational responsibilities, once you rise to chief physician, it’s almost inevitable that you’ll partake in teaching duties; advancing from teaching assistant to professor is much easier than going from resident doctor to chief physician.
So might say that the title of Level 1 Professor is a step many educators never reach in their lifeti.
But isn’t it the sa for chief physicians?
Chief physicians also have Level 3, Level 2, Level 1, and Special Class.
Most hospitals only classify up to Level 1. Top-tier hospitals have Special Class chiefs, akin to super doctors in the United States.
However, because the dostic Western dical system developed later than in the West, most fields of technology and dicine lag behind the West; therefore, dostic Special Class chiefs, whether in influence or actual capability, are weaker than the super doctors in the United States.
But dostic Special Class chief physicians are quite clever. To add so flair, most delve into aspects of traditional Chinese dicine like organ theory, ridian acupoints, and yin-yang balance.
This is commonly referred to today as the ‘integration of Chinese and Western dicine.’
In this aspect, Hua Country’s doctors hold a certain advantage.
English, almost everyone knows a bit of it. At the level of a chief physician, those with higher educational backgrounds often even know German, Japanese, and English.
There’s no choice; to research Western dicine and learn Western dicine, one often has to search for original docunts on their own.
The Western dicine we learn now has all been translated by our predecessors.
So radicals constantly shout about not needing to learn foreign languages, only needing to master Chinese. I don’t even know what to say; most of the world’s elite are foreigners, and if you can’t speak English, communication is impossible even if they want to engage with you.
It’s like blocking your own path.
Which mber of the dostic elite doesn’t speak fluent English? When opportunities arise, they can seamlessly communicate in full English with foreign peers.
Especially since many important academic conferences are held abroad.
If you only speak Chinese, well, you’re basically out of luck.
Hua Country people don’t face significant barriers to learning English, with even five or six-year-old kids speaking both Chinese and English fluently.
But for foreigners trying to learn Chinese, the difficulty is extraordinary.
Soone once joked that if you want to torture a foreigner, just give them a small knife and have them carve oracle bone script. Guaranteed, it’ll make them wish they were dead.
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