Chapter 376 - 376 376 Being cared for by the older generation

Chapter 376: [376] Being cared for by the older generation Chapter 376: [376] Being cared for by the older generation “In any case, now that it’s been found, the most important thing is to get it treated properly.”

“When is the surgery planned, Director Zheng?”

“We are arranging it for next Monday or Tuesday. Her preoperative examinations should be completed within these two days. We also want to solve this problem for her as soon as possible so that she won’t have to keep worrying about it,” Director Zheng said.

“She was notified yesterday evening and was immediately arranged for hospitalization; she didn’t come over until late last night after packing up at home. She might have felt a bit upset sleeping here alone last night. Now that you, the director and the professors, have come to see her personally, I can see her mood has improved a lot,” the head nurse added, “Even Dr. Xie came over. I heard her husband will come to stay with her after arranging for their child, so I think she will feel even better.”

Li Qiaowen’s expression had indeed become much more cheerful.

“Rest well, the best doctors in our department will perform your surgery on Monday or Tuesday. Don’t worry, the surgery shouldn’t be too complicated,” a few senior professors said, setting the tone.

Now, the group of nurses standing outside the room were also buoyed by the good news about their colleague.

“Head nurse, stay and keep her company,” Director Zheng instructed.

“She’s one of our own, of course we’ll keep plenty of company,” the head nurse readily agreed.

After seeing the patient, the doctors left the ward.

Xie Wanying was just about to sneak back to her own department.

“Dr. Xie, come, come,” Director Zheng beckoned to her.

When called by a leader, Xie Wanying had no choice but to walk over.

“This is Professor Zhang, a senior teacher from your eight-year program,” Director Zheng introduced.

Professor Zhang was the only one among the three professors who didn’t wear glasses, and his gaze was sharp.

“If we don’t count the eight-year program, you have even more seniors here, a whole row of them,” Director Zheng continued.

General Surgery Department One wasn’t like General Surgery Department Two, with a large number of doctors from other medical colleges; it was the pure territory of the Guoxie Sect.

“Professor, teachers,” Xie Wanying nodded and bowed in greeting to all the seniors.

“Whom are you learning from now?” the three senior professors asked her about her situation.

“Teacher Tan.”

Hearing her answer, the three professors started discussing among themselves:

“She means Tan Kelin, doesn’t she?”

“Tan Kelin is good at laparoscopic techniques.”

“However, I’ve heard he is not very easy to get along with.”

“How do you know? Have you ever spoken to him?”

“Different departments, but you’ve seen what he’s like during the internal exchange meetings in the hospital before, haven’t you?”

“He was quite polite when he came to greet me.”

“Speaking of which, wasn’t it you who agreed to hire him when he applied to our hospital after graduation?”

“Doctor, the most important thing is the skill level. As for other things, like personality, some people are just that way. But it doesn’t matter. Maybe when we get old, like us, we’ll become better at chatting,” said one of the professors.

“Isn’t that right, a bunch of young doctors?” The senior professors, while speaking, caught a glimpse of a group of young lads and ladies snickering.

The youngsters, freshly clad in white coats, quickly tightened their facial expressions to demonstrate a rigorous professionalism.

As a senior from the same school, Professor Zhang took a more detailed interest in Xie Wanying: “Tell me, how is it going with Dr. Tan?”

“I’ve learned a lot of knowledge and practical operations from Teacher Tan,” Xie Wanying honestly replied.

The senior professors, with their piercing gaze, pointed at her and said, “Look at how clever she is; she would learn well from anyone.”