My Medical Skills Give Me Experience Points Chapter 880 - Capítulo 880: 350: This Is Too Much, the Direc

Capítulo 880: Chapter 350: This Is Too Much, the Director Is Anxious (Part 3)

“A regular trainee being this impressive, it feels a bit exaggerated. I have so acquaintances at Tu Ya, let find out more before making a decision. But it’s good that you reported such important news promptly.”

“You are the helmsman of our hospital, of course, any situation needs to be reported to you at the first mont! Should I stay at the hospital and wait for your news?”

Director Wang appropriately flattered the dean.

“Old Wang is thinking of verifying the information and then cozying up to Dr. Zhou Can to gain so assistance in the future?”

The dean asked with a smile.

“Haha, the dean is wise, nothing can be hidden from you.”

Director Wang admitted frankly.

“Your Cardiothoracic Surgery departnt really needs so technical support! Every ti there’s a eting with the supervisory departnts, I’m always wiping cold sweat, putting on a smile to say good things for your Cardiothoracic Surgery.”

The dean took the opportunity to give Director Wang a talking-to.

As the dean, the most troubling issue is the departnts underperforming and the dical quality not improving.

“You’ve been overworked, our Cardiothoracic Surgery departnt has actually been trying hard, but as you know, improving dical standards isn’t just about buying so equipnt. It’s primarily due to a lack of talent! Last ti we recruited two dical postgraduates, I was very happy. But after bringing them in, I found out that dical students are really just dical students; their clinical practice skills aren’t even as good as our own trained regular trainees. Counting on them for major surgeries and diagnosing complex cases is unrealistic.”

Director Wang poured out his grievances.

The talent training cycle for Cardiothoracic Surgery and Neurosurgery is notoriously long. Not to ntion master’s graduates, even if we recruit two PhDs, they might not be useful.

No matter how well the papers are written, if they can’t cure a disease, what’s the use?

Moreover, many postgraduates have subpar quality, and the research projects they undertake during their studies leave much to be desired. Many are just after a degree.

The end result of bringing people in might be that they’re not even as good as an undergraduate with real skills and knowledge.

The key issue is that these high-educated individuals often have their noses in the air, and their attitudes can be very arrogant.

It’s a common problem for them to superficially comply but secretly oppose the instructions from senior doctors.

What frustrates Director Wang even more is that to attract talent, precious positions often need to be prioritized for these postgraduates. With the protection of such a position, it’s even harder for him as a chief physician to manage them.

After ending the call with the dean, Director Wang didn’t go ho; instead, he waited quietly in the hospital.

About half an hour later, when he was starting to beco a bit anxious, the dean’s call finally ca.

“Old Wang, quickly find a way to keep Dr. Zhou Can, I’m coming over imdiately. Make sure to treat him well.”

The dean was usually a very composed person, with an air of authority.

But now he was speaking to Director Wang in an extrely urgent tone, and after he finished speaking, he directly hung up the call.

You could even faintly hear the sound of a door closing and running footsteps.

Although the town isn’t very big, the dean’s family had already moved to a villa in the new area, so to get here, it would take at least fifteen or sixteen minutes.

Director Wang would certainly not dare to neglect the dean’s instructions.

While running towards the third floor of the inpatient departnt, he was pondering to himself. Judging by the dean’s urgent tone, it was only like this when important provincial leaders ca to inspect the work.

It seems that all the information Nurse Chief Liu gathered was true.

This Dr. Zhou is simply an angel sent by heaven to strengthen Cardiothoracic Surgery, and he must hold onto his leg tightly later. Director Wang secretly gritted his teeth in determination.

As he reached the third floor, the two nurses on duty saw Director Wang rushing over and quickly stood up.

“Director Wang!”

They greeted him respectfully.

Director Wang only responded with a hum, not pausing at all, heading straight to the doctor’s office.

Before entering, he stopped outside the door, took a deep breath to adjust his expression, and then went in. Otherwise, if Dr. Zhou saw him in such a hurriedly manner, wouldn’t it be a joke?