This miracle doctor just wants to be fired!

Near the end of the workday in the morning, Zhou Cheng heard that the girl's interventional surgery was very successful.

However, she was still transferred to the intensive care unit for observation after the surgery.

It is said that the boy had to ask his family for money to cover the surgery costs.

Many doctors and nurses in the department knew about this girl, and they even got together to chat for a bit before leaving get off work.

In fact, besides her family, the hospital's medical staff are the ones who care most about the patient.

Some sighed, some felt helpless, some felt sorry for them, and some just watched the spectacle.

In short, the morning passed just like that.

After finishing his shift, Zhou Cheng briefly handed over his duties to the doctor who came to relieve him at noon, and then went to the cafeteria to find something to eat.

……

As luck would have it, he ran into Su Yi, who was also leaving get off work, just as he arrived at the cafeteria.

Although they both worked at the same hospital, they hadn't run into each other very often before.

The main reason is that Zhou Cheng is usually quite busy, and he usually orders takeout from the department at noon and rarely comes to the cafeteria.

He only started eating at the cafeteria more often recently.

"Damn, it's really rare to run into you!"

Seeing his good friend, Su Yi was also very happy. He walked over and put his arm around Zhou Cheng's shoulder.

"Old Zhou, what job are you working today?"

"Ward day shift." Zhou Cheng took a tray and started queuing for food.

The staff canteen at the Municipal People's Hospital is quite good; it's a buffet style.

I swiped my card to enter, and then I could take whatever food I wanted, as long as I didn't waste any.

"Great! You have time tonight, let's get together again!" Su Yi followed Zhou Cheng to get his food.

Zhou Cheng glanced at Su Yi helplessly, "Why are you so free every day? Going out to parties all the time?"

"Oh, no, the last gathering was because Lin Ling suddenly had supraventricular tachycardia and ended up in the ER, so we barely ate anything," Su Yi said. "That's why I thought we could have another get-together, and Lin Ling and the other girls agreed."

To be honest, Zhou Cheng didn't like attending these kinds of gatherings.

It's pointless to listen to certain people bragging.

Just as he was about to refuse, Su Yi quickly said, "Hey, Lao Zhou, you refused last time, you can't not go this time! Besides, it's my treat, you don't have to pay."

Zhou Cheng raised an eyebrow; he was indeed a rich second-generation.

The gathering had a large number of people, and the venue was quite upscale, so the meal must have cost a lot.

Seeing Su Yi's expectant gaze, Zhou Cheng had no choice but to nod. "Alright, send me the time and place, I'll go by myself tonight."

Upon hearing this, Su Yi smiled and said, "No need. I'll come to the emergency room to find you after work, and we'll go together."

"Alright then." Zhou Cheng nodded.

The two got their food and found a corner to sit down.

During this time, many people greeted Su Yi, indicating that he was doing quite well at the hospital.

After the two sat down, Su Yi said with a smile, "Let me tell you, I'm going to participate in an electrocardiogram competition next week. If I win a prize, I'll treat you to a meal."

Zhou Cheng's lips twitched. "You're going to participate in the electrocardiogram competition too? And win an award?"

He remembered that Su Yi couldn't even detect Lin Ling's supraventricular tachycardia on her electrocardiogram.

The difficulty of interpreting a supraventricular tachycardia (SVT) electrocardiogram is considered to be below average.

"What, you're participating too?" Su Yi also heard Zhou Cheng's choice of words.

"Well, my superiors said that I'm the only new recruit available, and the others might not be suitable," Zhou Cheng said.

"Inappropriate" is a euphemism.

According to Li Degang, Fang Hang had poor clinical skills, and Zhao Rui was just there to coast along.

Zhou Cheng has excellent electrocardiogram skills; he is the best choice.

"Oh dear, I was originally planning to win first place, but since you've participated, I guess I'll have to let you have it," Su Yi said with a grin. "Old Zhou, if you win the prize, you'll have to treat us!"

"No problem, no problem." Zhou Cheng happened to glance at Su Yi's attribute panel.

Name: Su Yi

[Occupation: Cardiovascular Medicine Resident]

Education: Bachelor of Clinical Medicine

Age: 25

[Department: Department of Cardiovascular Medicine, Jinghua City First People's Hospital]

Skills already mastered: intravenous puncture (beginner level), cardiopulmonary resuscitation (proficient level), pericardiocentesis (beginner level), thoracentesis (beginner level), electrocardiogram (beginner level)...

[Status Bar: Lady Luck (When on duty alone, the probability of encountering critically ill patients is reduced by 20%)]

【Favourability: 82】

As he expected, most of the clinical skills were at the beginner level, and a few were at the advanced level.

Despite claiming he would win the electrocardiogram (ECG) competition, his ECG skills were only at a beginner level.

However, Zhou Cheng was used to Su Yi's trash talk; this guy always had to get the upper hand verbally.

Su Yi's favorability rating towards Zhou Cheng is 82.

Based on their current relationship, the system considers their favorability rating of over 80 to be quite high.

When Zhou Cheng saw Su Yi's status bar, he was filled with envy, jealousy, and hatred!

I was so envious my face almost contorted.

The probability of encountering critically ill patients is reduced by 20%—what an incredibly powerful buff!

"Old Zhou, what's wrong with you? Why are you spacing out?" Su Yi waved his hand in front of Zhou Cheng.

Zhou Cheng then came to his senses and looked at Su Yi with a rather resentful gaze.

However, he suddenly remembered that Su Yi didn't seem to be on duty independently yet, so he asked, "Old Su, when will you start taking shifts independently?"

Su Yi was taken aback, then said helplessly, "Why are you asking this?"

"I'm just curious," Zhou Cheng smiled, "Aside from the year you rotated around the hospital and the year you spent in the electrocardiogram room, you've been in the cardiology department for almost a year now, so why aren't you on duty independently yet?"

"As you know, cardiology isn't like other departments; the patients are all very seriously ill," Su Yi explained. "Although we don't work independent shifts and the performance bonus is lower, the risks of working independent shifts are much higher. I told the director that I want to work with my supervisor for a while longer."

This is the confidence of the rich second generation: they don't lack money and they don't care about the performance evaluations at work.

Upon hearing this, Zhou Cheng asked in confusion, "Then why did you go to the cardiology department? Couldn't you have chosen a less demanding department?"

Su Yi looked around and, finding that there weren't many people around, whispered, "I'd like to too, but in the year I've been at the hospital, only cardiology, emergency medicine, and pediatrics require a bachelor's degree. It seems that other departments don't require a bachelor's degree. But emergency medicine and pediatrics, are those even human beings? I had no choice but to come to cardiology first."

Cardiology used to be a highly sought-after department.

However, with the centralized procurement of interventional consumables such as stents, the cost of surgery has dropped significantly, and the cost-effectiveness has also decreased.

Furthermore, coronary intervention surgery involves radiation.

Therefore, cardiology has fallen from its position at the top of the internal medicine hierarchy.

Emergency rooms and pediatrics are in the same boat, often finding themselves unable to find anyone for years.

Zhou Cheng was helpless. What Su Yi didn't want was something he couldn't get even if he tried his best.