Healing Doctor

Chapter 289 You Don't Want It (Bonus Chapter: The Alliance Leader Saw My Master)

"You," Director Bai chuckled, "I'm asking you, is Ji Xiang any good?"

"Okay, it works well, it's very useful."

"Don't you want to keep him here?"

"I'd like to," Director Liu said without hesitation. "But Dr. Ji is just a resident physician, so applying for provincial-level science has nothing to do with him. If he were a 30-year-old attending physician, I wouldn't need you to remind me, Lao Bai."

"You remember Ji Xiang and Zhao Zhe went to Shanghai for a meeting, right?"

"I remember," Director Liu said, pausing for a moment, then adding with a hint of heartache, "What a great opportunity, how could Xiao Ji not have seized it?"

"You wouldn't know that."

Director Bai recounted what he knew to Director Liu, leaving Director Liu speechless.

It was supposed to be a grand event, with a top figure in a branch of the domestic medical field wanting to take Ji Xiang as his last disciple, and they even solemnly invited the pinnacle of this branch—Academician Teng.

This scale,

This level of importance,

This was already top-tier treatment; Director Liu never expected that Boss Qin would value Ji Xiang so much.

These are things that every doctor dreams of.

What he found even more unbelievable was that Ji Xiang refused to accept it and even turned hostile!

Ji Xiang even threw his paper in Ling Tian's face in front of Academician Teng and verbally abused Qin Chu to the point that he was bedridden.

Is that awesome?

So arrogant?

Is it really that domineering?

"I have a few points to make. First, it seems that Ji Xiang's family has some connections, but that's not important."

"I think so too," Director Liu said absentmindedly.

"Secondly," Director Bai continued, "Ji Xiang is still young, still has his original aspirations, and although he is a bit reckless, he will just go for it without thinking, but he can do it, and that is his ability."

"Third, Zhao Zhe was the first author of the paper presented at the academic conference at that time."

"..." Director Liu was speechless.

He wasn't from the interventional radiology department, and Zhao Xiangming had never mentioned these things or the details.

"Old Bai, you're so meticulous."

"Such a capable young man, I need to know what he's up to. Even if I can't befriend him, I can't afford to offend him." Director Bai smiled. "Take the academic conference for example, I bet you've already discussed it with Ji Xiang."

"Yes, I've said it many times. It's not shameful for him to come to a master with his own skills. In the domestic academic community, besides one's own ability, one also values ​​personal connections. In short, I've said everything that needs to be said, without hiding anything," Director Liu said.

"But Ji Xiang still put Zhao Zhe's name first, even though the other person didn't care," Director Bai said. "He's kind when he should be kind, and he steps forward when he should step forward. Ji Xiang is a really good young man. He's a bit reckless, but he's full of energy."

"Old Bai, do you think Ji Xiang will stay because Zhao Zhe is concerned about him? Impossible!" Director Liu just shook his head.

"These past few days, a friend of mine from the south told me that he was reviewing a provincial science and technology youth project for a coastal province, and he was deeply impressed by their proposals."

The school only became a university over ten years ago. Newly hired lecturers at a school ranked 500th have already published several papers in NC, JACS, and Angewandte Chemie. The school is unstable, has high expectations, and poor pay, but the lecturers below it are all incredibly talented.

"We know that there are very few real things, and even if there are, they won't last more than 10 years. There's no long-term... Let's not talk about that. I'm asking you, does Ji Xiang want to participate in provincial natural sciences, national natural sciences, or projects like the Excellent Young Scientists Fund, Young Talents Program, and Young Talents Program?"

"Of course!" Director Liu slammed his hand on the table, exuding boundless pride.

"Let him practice first and familiarize himself with the process. As for Zhao Zhe, I admire him very much."

Ji Xiang might not stay, but Zhao Zhe will. In the future, when you're looking for a project, proactively seek out Ji Xiang to apply for provincial or national natural science grants. The earliest and most basic work will be guided by him.

Director Bai spoke vaguely, partly because the two were good friends and could communicate with just a glance, let alone talk so much today.

"I understand." Director Liu nodded cautiously. "But the problem is that Xiao Ji is about to be rotated to the orthopedics department soon."

"Isn't it better to have a project to keep you involved? Otherwise, once you're rotated out, you'll be completely out of the picture. Do you think a senior director at the Second Affiliated Hospital would have to fawn over resident trainees?" Director Bai glanced at Director Liu with a mocking look.

"Too."

Director Liu laughed heartily.

Suddenly, he understood something he hadn't been able to figure out, and coupled with today's billiards surgery, Director Liu felt great.

"You handle the work, I'll take care of the rest," Director Liu said. "It's a provincial-level science department, and the paperwork is quite detailed. I don't believe those old fogies can't pass it."

After recounting all of this, Director Bai was somewhat tired.

"Old Bai, don't you have a lot on your mind?" Director Liu asked with a smile.

"Ji Xiang helped me solve a huge problem," Director Bai said softly. "Da Zhi, do you know that the Medical Affairs Department is sitting on a volcano? You bunch of damn directors and professors are adding fuel to the volcano every day."

"Just hang in there a little longer, things will get much better once you become the vice president," Director Liu comforted her.

"This is a very dangerous situation. Although I'm not sure I won't survive, I'll definitely be badly injured," Director Bai said. "I have to do Cheng Jixiang a favor. Once the surgery is done, I'll have a better understanding of the situation with the patient's family."

"That amazing?"

"We are the backbone of the medical affairs department, which is essential for your clinical development."

"And then, you started thinking about Ji Xiang?"

"Yes, he's only been here for two months, and he's already caused so much trouble. It would be wonderful if we could nip medical accidents in the bud."

The owner of Yiyang personally delivered the skewers. Director Bai gnawed on a chicken head, just like twenty years ago when the two of them went to an internet cafe to play a dungeon and then used DKP to buy epic gear to celebrate.

Director Liu was in a good mood. Although he didn't drink alcohol, he chatted with great interest, and after a few bottles of water, he seemed to have drunk too much.

……

……

Ji Xiang was unaware of Director Bai and Director Liu's plans. He and Zhao Zhe were cooperating very well, and with Director Liu's full support, the partial nephrectomy project was progressing.

Each surgery, beyond being just a cold number, transforms into a warm, living patient.

Postoperative follow-up work is complicated, but Ji Xiang has come to understand the essential elements of scientific research from it.

Days passed by, and there was only one week left before I rotated out of the urology department.

After the surgery, Ji Xiang was changing his clothes when Director Liu's phone rang.

"Xiao Ji, please inform Dr. Zhao Zhe to come to my office."

Director Liu made no attempt to hide his emotions on the phone.

"Yes, sir."

Ji Xiang glanced at Zhao Zhe beside him. Zhao Zhe blinked, looking somewhat nervous.

"Director, what's the matter?"

Zhao Zhe was experienced and knew that the director must have something important to say if he was being summoned by him, but he couldn't figure out what it was, so he was very uneasy.

(End of this chapter)