Famous Among Top Surgeons in the 90s-Chapter 258 - 【258】Let the teachers rest assured
Chapter 258: 【258】Let the teachers rest assured
Chapter 258: 【258】Let the teachers rest assured
“Bed number 7 signed the consent form. Yesterday, those three talked a lot, and finally, she agreed to come and sign,” Sun Yubo reported with a bit of ramble, “I only got the news yesterday afternoon right before I was about to leave work, and I hurried to have a pre-surgery conversation with the patient.”
After hearing the report, Liu Chengran was not pleased, “Did you rush those three, didn’t you? Otherwise, who knows when the signature would have come through?”
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Everyone agreed to perform the sphincter-preserving operation, but the patient had not signed the consent for surgery for ages—it was obvious that some interns did not like to work.
“Managing a bed like this, aren’t you afraid of failing the assessment and not passing the rotation?” Liu Chengran questioned.
“If we don’t pass the rotation, it will cost our department the bonus,” Tan Kelin mentioned to the people below, his cold tone filled with dramatic mockery.
No one is a primary school student anymore. A master is only responsible for leading the way. A master won’t hold you back; you’ll have to walk your own path in the future.
Ultimately, according to the medical school hospital policies, if a student fails to pass the rotation, the teacher also bears responsibility, and money will be deducted from the teacher. As long as medical students don’t break the law, teachers won’t block them from progressing. Anyway, whether or not you can become a doctor now depends on the national unified exam, not on the teachers.
Moreover, for doctoral students in rotations, it’s their doctoral supervisors who are ultimately responsible for their graduation matters. Rotation supervisors also do not want to put their colleagues, the doctoral supervisors, in a difficult position. The saying goes, it’s better to avoid trouble than to seek it.
Today’s students are not easy to supervise; they easily report to the medical education department behind your back, and there are constantly reports of college students jumping off buildings. Even the Ministry of Education is wary, let alone these teachers.
Therefore, although Teacher Tan, with his strong technical ability, is qualified to recruit students, he chooses not to take on clinical students. He’d rather produce research, taking on students who do scientific research and write papers.
Unless—Tan Kelin looked down at the few anatomy diagrams in his hand and felt a flicker of excitement in his heart.
“Do you have a boyfriend?”
Why is Teacher Tan suddenly asking about her personal love life?
“No.”
“Are you interested in dating?” Tan Kelin asked in a deep voice, as if he had prepared himself for something, and his gaze became sharper on her beautiful face.
Xie Wanying now understood the gaze of Teacher Tan; he had always been afraid that she would suddenly stop her studies to get married and have children. It seemed that female students always brought such concerns to teachers. Xie Wanying’s mouth curved into a smile, feeling a bit amused, and she turned to remind him, “Teacher Tan, I’m twenty-one years old this year.”
Twenty-one years old.
This statement was like pouring a bucket of cold water over the heads of the three teachers present.
They woke up, completely woke up.
Tan Kelin blinked his eyes: Oh right—
“Are you that young?” Sun Yubo took a closer look at her, noticing that her face indeed looked very young, and it made sense that she would end up being targeted by Luo Yanfen.
Being twenty-one meant that she could graduate with a Ph.D. at twenty-three, become an attending around twenty-five, and then swiftly rise to associate senior level as long as her research outputs and abilities were outstanding.
The most important issue was, once promoted to attending, there would be no need to do the miscellaneous clinical work anymore because top-tier tertiary hospitals already had plenty of staff.
Unlike other female medical students, other female medical students did not have such a quick career advancement path and did not need to worry about job security. This thought, when it crossed their minds, brought no sense of incongruity.
Her talent and ability were evident for all to see.
Putting down the diagrams, Tan Kelin looked back at her with a trace of a smile in his eyes, “Alright, you first go back to the ward and check on the patients who had surgery yesterday.”
