This miracle doctor just wants to be fired!

As soon as Zhou Cheng returned to the doctor's office, Fang Hang came over.

"Junior brother, what does the director want with you?"

Fang Hang was a key candidate for development in the department, and Wang Jianming had previously promised to train him as a candidate for department director.

Now that Wang Jianming is gone and the young Chen Ming has taken over, this is not a good thing for Fang Hang.

So, Fang Hang has been feeling a bit down lately!

He, a PhD, came to work in the emergency department, thinking that with his academic qualifications and Wang Jianming's support, he could quickly gain a foothold and even secure a place in the department.

In the end, Wang Jianming fell from power, all his previous expectations were dashed, and now he has gained nothing at all!

Seeing that the new director Chen Ming had called Zhou Cheng over, Fang Hang was filled with curiosity and quickly came over to find out what was going on.

Zhou Cheng looked at the gloomy expression on Fang Hang's face and understood.

"Senior, Director Chen called me in to discuss the formation of the interventional team." Zhou Cheng told the truth without hiding anything, knowing that everyone would find out about it later. "He plans to have me join the interventional team to help him prepare for its work, and I will also be responsible for the daily operations and case follow-up of coronary interventions."

"What? Interventional team?" Fang Hang's annoyance was instantly replaced by surprise. "Junior brother, you don't have much experience in interventional treatment either. I remember you only did two surgeries with Director Chen before, right?"

Everyone knows that Zhou Cheng has performed two surgeries alongside Chen Ming.

However, there were only two machines, and no one else knew what happened during the operation except the person involved.

Zhou Cheng said calmly, "Perhaps the intervention team is just being set up and needs someone to learn and explore along the way. I'm young, so it's okay for me to do more."

"Actually, Director Chen also said that they will select promising medical staff from the department to join the interventional team and train them together. Senior, if you are interested, you can also sign up and give it a try. Your basic knowledge is better than mine, so you can definitely do well."

Upon hearing this, Fang Hang's expression softened slightly, but the gloom between his brows remained.

He certainly wanted to join the intervention team; it was a rare opportunity.

It can not only improve your professional skills, but also leave a good impression on the new director.

But when he thought about how he had been a key person supported by Wang Jianming, and how Chen Ming might be prejudiced against him after taking office, he felt uncertain.

"We'll see," Fang Hang waved his hand, his tone somewhat dejected. "I'm not really in the mood right now. I'll focus on finishing my current work first. By the way, did Director Chen mention anything else to you? Like the upcoming personnel adjustments in the department, or the matter of the critical care team?"

Zhou Cheng nodded and briefly explained Chen Ming's temporary assignment and the plan to form a critical care team to Fang Hang.

"Director Chen assigned Dr. Li to be in charge of the emergency internal medicine department, Dr. Zhang to be in charge of the surgery department, and Dr. Li will lead the selection of members for the critical care team. The hospital will also send more key personnel over and increase investment in equipment."

Fang Hang listened attentively, secretly making plans in his mind.

He knew that Chen Ming's arrangement was very thorough.

Li Degang and Zhang Biao are both veteran members of the department. Their leadership in internal medicine and surgery helps stabilize the department's core operations. Furthermore, the establishment of interventional and critical care teams can address the shortcomings of the emergency department.

However, none of this had much to do with him.

He felt like an outsider, and couldn't help but feel a little uneasy.

Zhou Cheng looked at him and gently comforted him, "Senior, Director Chen is a humble person who values ​​ability and attitude. As long as we do our jobs well, treat patients seriously, and do our duties well, he will definitely notice. You have a doctorate, which gives you an advantage in terms of education and professional skills. As long as you adjust your mindset, you will definitely have room to make a difference."

Fang Hang nodded and didn't say anything more, feeling a little relieved of his frustration.

He knew Zhou Cheng was telling the truth.

Now that Wang Jianming has fallen from power, all past grudges and support have vanished.

To establish yourself in the emergency department, you can only rely on your own abilities.

The two chatted for a few more minutes, mostly about the department's current situation and future work arrangements, and the atmosphere gradually eased.

After chatting for about ten minutes, Zhou Cheng stood up, smiled at Fang Hang, and said, "Senior brother, I'm going to do my ward rounds now. We can chat again when we have time."

"Okay, go ahead." Fang Hang nodded, watching Zhou Cheng's departing figure, his heart filled with mixed feelings.

There was envy, there was resentment, but more than anything, there was a sense of clarity.

He must adjust his mindset as soon as possible and demonstrate his abilities in order to gain a foothold in the new landscape.

……

As Zhou Cheng walked out of the doctor's office, he saw his two students in the distance.

Chen Xi and Li Yang were standing next to the nurses' station, holding medical records, exchanging a few words in hushed tones from time to time.

"Are you ready? Let's start the ward rounds," Zhou Cheng said gently as he walked over.

Upon hearing the voice, the two immediately turned around: "Senior brother, are you ready!"

Zhou Cheng nodded and took the ward round checklist from Chen Xi.

"This year, our department's bed allocation was adjusted, and I was assigned to eight beds in the emergency ward. The three of us will be responsible for the patients in these eight beds."

The two nodded.

Zhou Cheng walked towards the ward first, followed closely by Chen Xi and Li Yang.

The emergency room was quiet, with only the regular beeping of the monitors.

Zhou Cheng walked to the first bed.

Lying on the bed is a 52-year-old male patient, the same acute myocardial infarction patient mentioned during the morning shift handover. After last night's interventional treatment, his vital signs have stabilized.

"Sir, how are you feeling today? Does your chest still hurt? Are you experiencing dizziness or chest tightness?"

Zhou Cheng bent down and, while speaking, performed a simple physical examination on the patient.

The patient slowly opened his eyes, a hint of fatigue on his face, but his mental state was much better than yesterday. He shook his head and said, "Doctor, I don't feel any pain or dizziness anymore, but I still feel a little weak."

Zhou Cheng nodded and then reached out to feel the patient's pulse: "Feeling weak is normal. You just had an interventional procedure and your body needs to recover. Rest well during this time, eat a light diet, and press the call button immediately if you feel any discomfort."

He also instructed Li Yang to focus on monitoring the patient's coagulation function to avoid bleeding complications.

The second bed was occupied by a female patient who had suffered soft tissue contusions in a car accident.

Upon seeing Zhou Cheng approach, the patient quickly said, "Doctor, my headache is much better, but my arm is still a little numb."

Zhou Cheng carefully examined the patient's arm and found no nerve-related damage.

"Don't worry, soft tissue contusions take time to heal. Apply the medication as prescribed, avoid strenuous activity, and have a follow-up head CT scan tomorrow. If everything is fine, you can slowly get out of bed and move around."

The three then checked all eight beds in turn.

After finishing his rounds, Zhou Cheng led the two back to the nurses' station.

"Today, we're focusing on the coagulation parameters of patient 3 and the electrolytes of patient 8. If there are any abnormalities, please let me know immediately. Also, please pay close attention to the patients' emotions. Emergency patients are easily agitated, so please be patient and reassured."

Chen Xi and Li Yang quickly responded and began to carefully organize the medical records.

Just then, Cheng Peng, another young attending physician in the department, suddenly approached Zhou Cheng.