Get It Together, Doctor!

That stupid director almost killed someone, but nothing happened in the end? Isn't there a recorder during the operation? Isn't there such a big boss that his daughter did not perform the operation? Everything is clear. The director misdiagnosed and performed the wrong operation. There is nothing wrong with it. The protagonist who saved the life resigned but this matter is just settled? The deputy dean colluded with the director. Is the dean the same? Can the Ministry of Health reason with me? Doesn't that boss also know the truth? Go back without revenge? The protagonist was crippled by this person in his previous life, and he has experienced this again in this life. Since he doesn't take the initiative to fight against the enemy, and he knows that the enemy will not let him go, and he doesn't take the initiative to kill the enemy, will he still wait for trouble to come to him? You can't deliberately keep enemies around for the New Year for the sake of subsequent conflict plots. If I have an enemy who has harmed me all my life, and I am lucky enough to be reborn, I will immediately look for an opportunity to kill the enemy and cripple him completely, otherwise I will not be able to sleep The protagonist will not take action when the opportunity is presented to him, and will wait for others to continue to harm him.

The author may really understand medicine, but his ability to conceive plots is definitely not up to par. The various conflict transitions were arranged too rigidly, with basically no logic at all, which made me extremely embarrassed.

Awesome, I couldn't resist Chapter 2.

First of all, this is not a typo. Many book friends have asked why the attending physician still competes for the chief resident. Oh, this is a long story The first proposal of the resident chief was to take on a larger workload before being promoted to attending physician, so as to get training under high-intensity work pressure. The main job is to assist the department director in various medical services and daily medical and administrative management work within the department under the leadership of the department director and the guidance of the medical team leader. But in fact, resident doctors often do not have the medical skills and risk-taking capabilities required for hospitalization. Therefore, in many places, attending physicians or even young deputy chief physicians are responsible for this (you can check QAQ in a thousand degrees). Well, under this system, there must be rewards, otherwise no one would be willing to do this kind of dirty and tiring work. Then it became that hospitalization can always give priority to hiring the attending physician or even the treatment team leader. This has to talk about employment titles. It's very complicated to explain in detail, so I'll briefly describe it here. The highest professional title and the employment title are two different things. For example, I am happy that I am an attending physician, but the professional title I am currently hired for is only a resident physician (because hiring a high professional title requires a QWQ salary increase, and the number of places is limited, and it is often based on qualifications QWQ). So... Many chief physicians are only hired as attending physicians when they retire (because, especially in surgery, if you want to be the chief surgeon or the leader of the treatment team, many hospitals stipulate that at least you must be hired with the title of attending or above). At first, I was joking with my colleagues, saying that this was a very tiring job, but now I only have to work alone every year, and many senior doctors can be relieved of duty... The resident in my department is always a deputy chief physician named QAQ who is about to be promoted to chief physician (every day I am chased by Kaixin with a pneumatic hammer...). Well, it's a bit long, so I'll post a single chapter.

. . . That Director Lin is Li Yunlong's déjà vu. It's 2022, which doctor can open his mouth and shut up? They are all highly educated and not bandits. Isn't it against peace to have such a personality?

I withdrew in Chapter 4. I couldn't bear it any longer, so Shen Nong continued.

After reading the comments, I thought it was great, but in the end I couldn't resist the three chapters 😰😰

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I have to say that this is a book about "learning now and selling now"

This is a garbage hospital and you still won't leave? It's so toxic