Healing Doctor

Chapter 324 Being a full-time instrument nurse is tough!

Tang Yan was biting a straw, looking distressed.

"He went to the orthopedics department. I'd appreciate it if you could familiarize yourself with orthopedic surgeries more often." Feng Yuqing was explaining the next "work plan" to Tang Yan.

"Sister Yuqing, am I going to keep taking turns with Jixiang forever?" Tang Yan said in distress.

It wouldn't matter if it were someone else, but Ji Xiang's surgery was incredibly fast; you had to be extremely skilled to keep up with his speed.

Having just become familiar with the procedures in urology and interventional radiology, Tang Yan is now facing some challenges as Ji Xiang rotates through her department and she has to learn about orthopedics.

"That's how it normally is," Feng Yuqing said with a smile. "Is there a problem?"

"No!" Tang Yan only dared to complain once. Hearing Feng Yuqing say that, she immediately sat up straight with a serious expression. "Even if it's a mountain of knives and a sea of ​​fire, I'll go."

"You're talking like a young couple," Feng Yuqing said with a smile, seemingly unconcerned.

"..." Tang Yan paused for a moment, then immediately realized that what she had just said could be misinterpreted. "That's not what I meant."

"I know, you should familiarize yourself with orthopedic surgeries first."

"Sister Yuqing, people in the department are starting to gossip."

"What gossip? Is it about creating a CP between you and Ji Xiang?" Feng Yuqing asked.

"No." Tang Yan had just made a mistake, but out of respect for the money and for Feng Yuqing's generosity, she said very seriously, "Sister Yuqing, we haven't had a dedicated scrub nurse at our Second Affiliated Hospital yet."

"Look, here it is." Feng Yuqing said indifferently.

"That's not how it is," Tang Yan explained. "Every department head wants a dedicated scrub nurse, but no one dares to say it."

"Why?" Feng Yuqing asked curiously, this was different from what she had imagined.

"We have a small number of people, mainly because we don't have enough people working on the front lines. Do dedicated scrub nurses get night shifts? Do they get any rest? There's a whole host of things to consider. Apparently, only a few academician-level surgeons in Beijing and Shanghai have dedicated scrub nurses."

"That's good too, it lets Ji Xiang experience the treatment of an academician in advance."

Seeing that Feng Yuqing insisted, Tang Yan naturally didn't say anything more. As long as she was paid, she would do anything.

Tang Yan has a deep respect for money.

Ji Xiang just went too far. Why couldn't he have just had a circumcision done in the urology department? Instead, he not only had a level 4 surgery, but a hybrid level 4 surgery!

Now I have to go to the orthopedics department.

Oh well, what can I do when Feng Yuqing gave me so much?

The thought of thick surgical manuals gave Tang Yan a headache.

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Director Bai is busy.

The Second Affiliated Hospital is preparing for a heart transplant, which is a major operation. The Medical Affairs Department is coordinating the process and is determined not to allow any mistakes.

There are quite a few surgeries that can enhance a hospital's reputation, but transplantation surgery is still more widely accepted by the public.

The most difficult and largest surgery in cardiothoracic surgery is definitely not heart transplantation, but this type of surgery sounds better and is more widely accepted.

After working on it until midnight, Director Bai went to Dean Zhao's office to report on the matter of organ transplant eligibility.

The Second Affiliated Hospital is qualified to perform organ transplants, but it hasn't done so for several years, so there are some problems with picking it up again.

After finishing the report, Dean Zhao rubbed his temples. "Director Bai, the surgery went smoothly. How are the people in the ICU doing?"

"They're all doing well." Director Bai sat up straight and reported earnestly, "We sent one person to the Psychology Department and two people to the ICU to study in the capital. After they came back, I checked on them from both the front and the side, and their level is acceptable."

"That's good." Dean Zhao smiled. "The research project applications submitted recently..."

He drew out an extremely long trailing tone, but didn't say it explicitly.

"I've already spoken to the provincial reviewers about Professor Deng's research, so there shouldn't be any problems," Director Bai replied frankly.

"That's good," Dean Zhao said. "Thank you for your hard work, Director Bai. Since it involves Tianjiao, I can't really get involved. The others aren't from a clinical background, so we can't rely on them."

"Just doing normal research. Tianjiao lives up to his name; I like him. I wouldn't say I'm helping, just going through the motions. I'll have someone take a look at the proposal later; it should be fine."

"Provincial Science and Technology Department, Provincial Science and Technology Department," Dean Zhao muttered to himself.

"Things at the provincial level are easy to handle, Dean Zhao, please rest assured."

"That's settled then. I'll take care of the review of these projects," Dean Zhao said with a smile.

Director Bai sighed inwardly. He had done his utmost for Ji Xiang, and although he was slightly unwilling to make the exchange with Dean Zhao, there was nothing he could do.

"Dean Zhao, I'll be going now. Please get some rest."

"You should get some rest too," Dean Zhao said. "I'll wait a little longer. My son Tianjiao is still busy. Let's go home together."

"This is truly a case of father and son fighting side by side. Dean Zhao, you and your son have carried on the legacy of our Second Affiliated Hospital."

Zhao Jixiang laughed heartily, and Director Bai took his leave.

It seems Ji Xiang also went to the orthopedics department. Director Bai's heart stirred, and he slowly walked to the inpatient department with his hands behind his back.

Since Zhao Tianjiao hadn't left, the resident chief definitely couldn't sleep. Director Bai still had the old clinical style, doing everything personally, especially in the "diagnosis" aspect, which he did exceptionally well.

He was preoccupied with all sorts of random thoughts when he saw Zhao Tianjiao coming towards him.

This person seemed a little unhappy and didn't greet him very respectfully, but Director Bai didn't seem to mind.

Upon arriving at the 13th ward of the Orthopedics Department, Chief Resident Xu Leyu had just come out of his office.

"Bai Chu!" Xu Leyu quickly stood at attention, feeling a little flustered.

The head of the medical affairs office was still wandering around the clinic in the middle of the night; this is what they call a night owl coming into the house—he only comes when he has something to do.

"I haven't rested yet."

"Just finished." Seeing Director Bai's calm expression, Xu Leyu tried to recall the patients he had admitted and discharged in the past few days as he went to greet him, "Director Bai, what's this...?"

"Just popping in for a look around." Director Bai came to the doctor's office and saw the films still hanging on the image reader. He asked, "Dr. Xiao Ji is rotating here, right?"

"Yes, yes." Xu Leyu's expression became quite interesting when he mentioned Ji Xiang.

Director Bai took in everything.

Tell me about it.

"This morning, Dr. Liu, the director of the urology department, came with several professors to see Dr. Xiao Ji off. I was quite surprised at the time, thinking that Dr. Xiao Ji was a relative of Dr. Liu."

Xu Leyu reported to Director Bai about the surgery and repositioning he had performed that day.

"Now I understand. Dr. Ji is not a novice at all. He performed the surgery very well on his first day in orthopedics. No wonder Director Liu attaches great importance to it."

Director Bai nodded, didn't linger, and turned to leave.

As he walked out of the inpatient building, Director Bai turned back, a faint smile playing on his lips.

(End of this chapter)