[541] Opportunities for graduates in these two years
"That's it?" Zhu Huicang expressed his dissatisfaction with his official tone.
"Some nonsense." Yu Xuexian followed.
Jiang Mingzhu was worried about Senior Sister Yu: "Just say a few words, Senior Brother Cao, so that we can feel at ease."
"Didn't the hospital have a development plan when the staff held a meeting at the beginning of the year? Don't you come and ask me?" Cao Yongcai was dissatisfied with these people and punched the blackboard to make a point.
"Those things are unimpressive, full of official talk." Jiang Mingzhu frowned and tried to remember, but couldn't remember.
"It seems that they want to develop pediatrics and improve the hospital's ICU level."
Several people heard who interrupted, turned around, and saw that it was indeed Xie Wanying who was talking.
"Where did you see it?" Jiang Mingzhu pulled her and asked.
"On the bulletin board, sometimes when sending patients to the elevator, there is a notice posted next to the elevator. It seems that it has been posted for a long time and has not been changed," Xie Wanying said.
"She has a good memory and good observation skills." Yu Xuexian looked at her and commented.
"Don't you know why you came to dinner tonight?" Zhu Huicang heard what he said and put his hand on his neck and asked.
"I know, you called me on the phone." Yu Xuexian said.
"Hey, didn't I say that on the phone? I'm here to congratulate her. She successfully performed surgery for the first time." Zhu Huicang adjusted his glasses in surprise.
"You didn't say it." Yu Xuexian insisted, "Also, why didn't you even clink glasses during the celebration?"
"Here, soda!" Zhu Huicang turned to ask the waiter to bring the cup.
A group of people were rolling with laughter. Yu Xuexian grabbed Zhu Huicang and said, "Stop being funny."
"It was you who said it. You didn't even clink glasses. How come it was me who said it?" Zhu Huicang patted down his chopsticks pretending to be aggrieved.
Yu Xuexian was afraid of him and stopped talking to him. He changed the topic and borrowed what Xie Wanying had just said: "If what she saw is right, then the surgical students who have graduated from our medical school in the past two years will have a chance."
"Yes, pediatric surgery is not pediatric internal medicine, and the money is quite a lot." Zhu Huicang nodded, "It proves that our president Wu has this vision."
"I think she is a girl. She can try to be admitted to the Department of Pediatric Surgery in the future." Yu Xuexian pointed at Xie Wanying, "Director Hu from the Department of Pediatric Surgery is worried that there are no doctors in the department all day long. Pediatricians themselves have to be very careful and patient and gentle with their children. This
Having a female doctor is an advantage.”
"Don't make random suggestions." Zhu Huicang interrupted him, "If she had this ability, she would definitely have majored in surgery."
Even if a pediatric surgery operation is performed, it must be general pediatric surgery. For other difficult and complicated diseases and more specialized surgeries, the hospital itself has professional medical teams in other departments. They can provide support when the time comes. After the operation, you can transfer to pediatric care.
.It can save labor costs. After all, it is not a children’s hospital.
Yu Xuexian knew this. What surprised him was what Zhu Huicang meant. Is it possible for Xie Wanying, a female medical student, to stay in a specialty such as the Department of Cardiovascular Surgery where even male medical students cannot stay?
Yu Xuexian put his hand on his chin and thought about it. The last time he ate, he had realized something was not right.
"This year, who else from your eighth-year class is sure to stay in our hospital besides you?" Jiang Mingzhu turned to ask Liu Jingyun. Did she know that Liu Jingyun could stay, or did she find out later because the three of them went drinking to celebrate and something happened?
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Liu Jingyun didn't want to tell her good news. Another layer of concern was that except her, no one else in her class had signed a letter of intent with the hospital.