Shang Zhi wouldn’t have made it to deputy director if he were a fool. Seeing the directors of the three major departnts scrambling to recruit this small clinic doctor, and hearing that this young man’s talent seems pretty impressive.
So young, yet possessing such extraordinary talent.
If he continues to offend him recklessly, isn’t he just asking for trouble?
Even if Li Jingsheng has no talent at all, now that the three directors have stepped in, it’s not even a big deal for him. Even if the head of the dical departnt ca to handle it, they’d likely downplay the situation to nothing.
"Ahem... I was unaware earlier, but since Old Xu has already reported to your departnt in advance, it doesn’t count as unauthorized entry of an external doctor into the hospital. But for safety reasons, if the young man cos to our hospital for training next ti, he should first file a case with the dical departnt!"
Director Shang is also adept at changing his stance with the wind, his tone and attitude shifted greatly.
Rules are dead, but people are alive. If he didn’t adapt when needed, his position as a deputy director wouldn’t last long.
Don’t be fooled by the fact that the dical departnt leads clinical departnts; many operations require clinical departnts’ cooperation.
For instance, when tasked by higher-ups to generate a certain revenue.
The dical departnt has to discuss it with the departnt heads.
If relations sour, no amount of influence would make it easy to speak out! Even if they did speak out, if the clinical departnts don’t cooperate, they’d be left speechless.
It’s an undeniable fact that hospital revenue generation relies entirely on clinical departnts.
"Director Shang is indeed understanding! Since it’s settled, I’ll take the person away. When I ca here, the patients in the manual repositioning outpatient clinic were already in an uproar. Speaking of bone-setting skills, Old Xu is the most authentic."
Director Hua might appear gentle, but when needing to assert himself, he doesn’t hold back.
Director Shang taking the orthopedic doctor directly from the outpatient clinic clearly displeased Director Hua.
It’s not an unforgivable matter; they could have waited until after lunch to summon Old Xu to the dical departnt for a talk. Just because Old Xu is only an attending shouldn’t an he’s disregarded.
From another perspective, this is also a form of disrespect toward Doctor Xu by Director Shang.
"Maybe I was too impatient after receiving the report, I’ll pay more attention next ti."
Director Shang laughed it off, bowing slightly as he admitted his fault indirectly.
His given reason was impatience, which led to a rash approach.
But as for apologizing to Doctor Xu face-to-face, that simply won’t happen.
These administrative people are very slick.
They know perfectly well who they can and can’t afford to offend.
Daring to take Doctor Xu directly from the clinic shows he’s determined about Doctor Xu.
This kind of differential treatnt is similar across hospitals.
Those of high status are respected, those of low status easily manipulated or even bullied.
"Young man, next ti rember to bring your credentials to register with the dical departnt. Once you do this, no one will report you when you co to our second hospital’s orthopedic departnt for training again." Director Hua told Li Jingsheng.
"Alright, thank you!"
Li Jingsheng nodded in agreent repeatedly.
"My small clinic is still operating, and only one nurse is holding the fort, can’t handle all the work, so I’ll take leave first. Thank you, three directors, for coming over to speak on my behalf. Goodbye!"
The positions of these three directors are not low.
Getting them to put aside their work to co and vouch for him is not sothing an average person could manage.
"Teacher, I’m leaving now."
Li Jingsheng also greeted Doctor Xu and hurried away.
"Seeing how urgently this young man left, he must be keen to go back and sell a few more boxes of health supplents!"
Director Zhang joked with a smile.
"Haha, a small clinic must work hard to make a living, it’s understandable. Such good talent, and he insists on running a clinic on his own; wouldn’t it be better to develop at our hospital!"
Director Hua smiled and sighed with regret.
He felt disappointed that he couldn’t recruit Li Jingsheng to the orthopedic departnt.
"Didn’t your departnt’s Old Xu refuse to take students?"
"Perhaps he just hasn’t t soone talented enough! Bone-setting skills require extraordinary talent, which I don’t possess. I can manage resetting a shoulder joint, but anything more complex, I don’t dare attempt, for fear of embarrassnt!"
Director Hua’s words caused the other two directors to laugh out loud.
...
When Li Jingsheng rushed back to the small clinic, it was already bustling with activity.
He quickly donned his white coat and started working.
He must recruit more staff.
Tang Ping alone can’t manage all the work, and if a mistake is made in the rush, it’s no trivial matter.
Giving the wrong dication is a matter of life and death.
Considering personnel costs and the actual needs of the clinic, he thought hiring an uncertified dical graduate would be the most cost-effective.
For nurses, one was sufficient for the ti being.
Hiring a nurse like Tang Ping, who has a practicing license, requires a basic salary of at least three thousand. With commissions, less than forty-five hundred a month ans they’ll likely leave.
Hiring soone as young, beautiful, and professionally skilled as Tang Ping at incredibly low wages was a stroke of luck and fortune.
Finding soone else like her would be incredibly difficult.
He finally handled the last patient by eleven forty-sothing.
Taking advantage of this gap, Li Jingsheng wrote a recruitnt ad and posted it on the glass door outside.
Actually, sticking it on the inside of the glass door is the safest, as city managent would directly tear it down if found.
He had placed ad boards outside before, only to have them confiscated multiple tis.
"Recruitnt: Due to developnt needs, this clinic is hiring a dical assistant under thirty years of age, salary negotiable."
After checking the contents, there were no problems, and he felt at ease.
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