Xiaogao possesses exceptional talent in sales. In order to boost sales performance, he dares to bend his back, willing to humble himself to custors with smiles and soft talk. He is also very adept at understanding custors’ psychology.
These are his strong suits.
However, his dical skills seem to be quite average.
A normal dical student, even if they can’t pass the licensing exam, usually has no problem completing training.
He couldn’t even pass the completion exam for training, which is actually pretty unfortunate.
According to regulations, if you don’t pass the completion exam for training and you are a master’s student, even graduation becos an issue.
The second year offers a chance to retake the exam without having to participate in training work again.
If you fail the exam three tis in a row, it’s really tragic, as you will need to go through the training process again.
By the ti it’s the training completion exam, many dical students are already twenty-seven or twenty-eight years old. At this age, every year’s delay significantly multiplies the pressure from all sides.
That’s why Xiaogao’s salary is so low, yet he is still willing to spend a year working at Quick Recovery Clinic.
People are often forced into situations.
Now, having finally changed jobs to Sunshine Clinic, his fierce dedication to selling dicine is easy to understand.
He himself also ntioned wanting to earn money so he can get married first.
Unexpectedly, at this ti, another patient visited.
An elderly couple in their sixties brought in a little boy of about four or five years old. The little boy was crying hysterically, his face covered in tears.
The little boy was being held by the elderly.
He looked thin, his right hand remained still across his chest.
His left hand occasionally wiped away his tears.
"Doctor, doctor, my grandson was playing with a balance bike at ho and fell, now he can’t lift his right hand. Can you help us take a look?"
The expression on the elderly couple’s face was extrely urgent.
The old lady wore glasses and dressed decently, exuding an aura of a scholarly family’s daughter.
The old man looked similarly distinguished; definitely not an ordinary person.
A teacher or researcher at least, or soone similar.
Before retirent, these professions were definitely clerical or technical.
They are probably not leadership figures, as they lack that ’commanding aura’.
"Don’t worry, place the child on the bed inside first, I’ll give him a check-up."
Li Jingsheng led the family into the intravenous room.
The area of the clinic was very small, with just a bed each in the intravenous room and the treatnt room.
Patients were rarely allowed into the treatnt room, especially after Li Jingsheng had the idea of developing surgical projects, he was considering making the treatnt room more like an operating room.
Once he had more funds, he planned to renovate, installing equipnt like shadowless lamps and electric coagulation knives.
Given current conditions, even carrying out primary operations made him nervous.
He had to worry about the patient’s wound infection, and if a blood vessel gets cut, that it wouldn’t stop bleeding.
Worse yet, if an ergency occurred during the surgery, his small clinic’s resuscitation capabilities were weak. It would take at least ten minutes to send them to the Second Hospital, actual ti would certainly be longer.
The challenges facing a small clinic wanting to undertake surgical services are many.
Yet, he was still full of confidence.
No one becos successful overnight; he just needed to proceed steadily and surely, believing he could achieve this dream sooner or later.
After laying the child flat on the bed, Li Jingsheng began a preliminary examination.
At this mont, the importance of the Bone Touching Skill beca apparent.
"Hey buddy, don’t cry, don’t cry, uncle is a doctor, now I’m going to examine you. We can only treat your injury well once we find out what’s wrong, okay?" Li Jingsheng comforted the child.
Tang Ping, now changed into a nurse uniform, ca over to assist upon hearing the news.
Xiaogao silently watched from behind as Li Jingsheng examined the child.
The intravenous room wasn’t big, just enough to accommodate a few people.
The little boy, with tear-filled eyes, looked at Li Jingsheng and stopped crying.
However, he still occasionally sobbed twice.
"Which parts hurt?"
"Here, and here, here... uh uh..."
The little boy pointed to three spots with his left hand.
Right elbow, shoulder, and buttocks.
Fortunately, as long as the head wasn’t hit, it usually doesn’t pose a life-threatening risk.
Kids taking a tumble is quite common.
It’s just that kids these days are more spoiled; back in the fifties to sixties, even in the seventies to eighties, kids were wild. They’d fall, not even whimper, get up, pat their butts, and keep playing.
Li Jingsheng checked the boy’s buttocks; there was barely anything wrong.
He then started inspecting the right elbow.
It was scraped, but the bone wasn’t damaged, at most it was a minor injury.
The problem seed to be in the shoulder.
The Master Level Bone Touching Skill provided him with strong capacity for checking bone injuries.
After feeling the shoulder and surrounding areas, he already had a clear idea.
Shoulder dislocation, the joint capsule shouldn’t be severely damaged.
Children have softer bones, with decent flexibility, so the likelihood of fractures or cracks is low.
"It seems to be a shoulder dislocation. If you are willing, I can take an X-ray for the child; if the problem isn’t serious, we can use Bone Setting skills to reset them right here. If the issue is severe, I won’t be able to treat it here, and you will have to take the child to a hospital for surgical treatnt."
Li Jingsheng told the elderly couple.
This was the first case he handled since learning Ordinary Osteopathic Skill and Bone Touching Skill.
Upon hearing that the boss could perform Bone Setting to reset, Xiaogao couldn’t help but look at Li Jingsheng with extre admiration.
Tang Ping was slightly surprised and also a little worried.
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