After Dr. Lu finished the introduction, Hua Jin stepped onto the stage to say a few words.
His self-introduction was extrely brief, really just two sentences: "My na is Hua Jin! From now on, we are colleagues, please take care of ."
After the eting ended, the unmarried female doctors and nurses in the departnt surrounded him, asking all sorts of questions.
The excitent in their eyes was evident, and what they were thinking was written all over their faces.
However, Hua Jin still answered their questions with a smile, very earnestly.
An Hao turned and left the duty room, just as Dr. Lu also ca out with a notebook.
So An Hao asked him, "Why did he co here?"
Dr. Lu said with a smile, "He ca here for an exchange, and many hospitals tried to recruit him. Our hospital was no exception! After all, he is very young, and he has already achieved great success at the start of his career, making a mark in the international dical community. If he can devote himself to research in the future, he will accomplish even more."
"I don’t doubt that at all. But why did he co to our hospital?" An Hao asked.
"The conditions our hospital offered weren’t the best, but his hotown is in Nancheng, so he is willing to co back here to continue working."
"I understand now." An Hao nodded.
Hua Jin finally finished answering all the questions. As he was new here, he wouldn’t be performing any surgeries yet and instead would familiarize himself with the hospital environnt first.
He took a tour around the entire cardiothoracic departnt, then went to the boiler room to fill up a hot water kettle.
Seeing An Hao there filling water, he approached to greet her: "Dr. An, we et again."
"Hello! Dr. Hua!" An Hao smiled politely.
Hua Jin frowned slightly, "Hearing Dr. Hua makes feel like I’m at least fifty years old, you make sound old!"
"Professor Hua..."
"NO!"
"Dr. Hua!"
"Hua Jin! I prefer it when you call that." Hua Jin said.
"But I find it awkward."
An Hao laughed.
"You’ll get used to it."
"Okay." An Hao nodded, watching as the hot water filled the kettle. She then turned off the water tap and walked away, carrying it.
"I have so coffee back there, would you like so?" Hua Jin asked from behind her.
"No, thanks!" An Hao said, leaving without looking back.
In the afternoon, there was a rather tricky surgery scheduled. Previously, Yan Ye would usually take the lead in such surgeries.
But now he had left the operating room, and although An Hao and Dr. Lu were working together, they were not entirely confident.
But neither of them dared to easily step onto the operating table because they were dealing with a human life without full certainty.
Thus, Hua Jin stepped forward and took on this surgery.
During the surgery, An Hao served as an assistant and indeed encountered so dangerous situations.
Fortunately, Hua Jin remained calm and demonstrated high surgical skills, navigating through the crisis.
Even the hospital director broke out in a cold sweat for Hua Jin after hearing about this surgery.
He suggested that everyone should learn from it.
After work, An Hao proactively approached Hua Jin, hoping he could explain so confusing aspects from the surgery process.
Furthermore, An Hao also wished to see his post-surgery summary.
However, Hua Jin proposed a condition regarding this matter: "It’s fine if you want to see these things, but you have to agree to one of my requests."
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