Yun Qiao was a little anxious because he couldn't recruit anyone.

After all, human energy is limited, and she cannot take care of both seeing patients and giving injections at the same time. Once there are more than two patients seeing the clinic at the same time, she will be in a hurry.

Just when she was worrying, Qiu Qiu came to the clinic to give Yun Qiao the sweater she had knitted. When she learned that Yun Qiao was unable to recruit nurses, she gave her a suggestion and asked her to go to the Youth Resettlement Office to see if there were any unemployed educated youth who had returned to the city and knew how to give injections.

The educated youth who went to the countryside began to return to the city one after another from July 1989 to August 1981. From January 1989 to August 1981, some of them were still stranded in the countryside. As more and more educated youth returned to the city, their job placement became a difficult problem. In order to survive, many of them set up small stalls on the streets, but they could only barely make a living. Some of them could not even solve the problem of food and clothing and had to rely on their families for support.

㱗In this case, as long as there is a job opportunity, they will not mind whether the other party is a state-owned enterprise or a private shop.

After hearing this, Yun Qiao's eyes suddenly lit up.

"Why didn't I think of that? Most of the educated youth sent to the countryside have only graduated from junior high school. Maybe there are really talented people in this area." Yun Qiao said excitedly: "Aunt, thank you for reminding me. Otherwise, I would be at a loss and really don't know what to do."

"You really helped me a lot!"

The business was about to open and there was no time to waste, so Yun Qiao went to the Youth League Office that afternoon and told the cadres there about his needs.

The cadres of the Youth League Office were very happy. After all, the job opportunity provided by Yun Qiao was a small favor to her.

There are too many educated youth who have returned to the city in the past few years, and almost every one of them needs the Educated Youth Resettlement Office to arrange a job for them, but there are only so many job opportunities in the city and it is impossible to arrange them all.

Some educated youth have been back to the city for over 20 years and are still waiting in line.

The leaders of their units also put pressure on them, asking them to find ways to contact more units and factories to try to arrange some jobs for the educated youth.

But jobs are not something that can be obtained just by talking, so they are also worried.

Now Yunqiao took the initiative to offer a job to him, and the cadres of the Youth League Office were very happy to hear it.

She immediately agreed, asked for the address of Yunqiao's clinic, and said that once she found a suitable candidate, she would notify the other party to go to the clinic for an interview.

The cadres of the Youth League Office were very efficient, and Yun Qiao originally thought he would have to wait for a few days. However, early the next morning, a young girl came to the clinic for an interview.

She has short hair that reaches her ears. It is a bit rough and has a yellowish color.

She was wearing a washed-out blue cotton skirt, old black cloth shoes, and carrying a worn-out green canvas bag.

The girl's appearance was plain, even down and out, but her eyes were bright, revealing hope for the future.

The girl introduced herself as Lin Yue, now 21 years old. She had gone to the countryside when she was 16, in 1975, and had stayed there for five years before returning to the city in winter.

Lin Yue was a little reserved, but she spoke openly and performed well. Yun Qiao was impressed by her and asked her name and whether she had studied medicine.

Lin Yue shook her head. "I haven't studied medicine specifically, but when I went to the countryside, there was a barefoot doctor in our village brigade. She had difficulty walking, and I got along well with her, so the brigade assigned me to take care of her. I followed her around for more than three days, and I learned a little from her."

"I can't say how much I've learned, but I can do simple injections, massage, and bone setting."