Meanwhile, Su Yueya's internship at the military hospital went very smoothly.
She was naturally talented and capable, so she thrived in a hospital where ability mattered. With Qiao Xinruo protecting her, she didn't have to worry about interpersonal relationships.
However, this internship life did not entirely match Su Yueya's imagination.
She originally thought that once she left Wenxiu Medical College, those childish power struggles would be completely over for her, and she would only need to do her job as a doctor.
But even though she's only an intern, she's already discovered that the workplace is another place still full of backstabbing and intrigue.
Even military hospitals, which are supposed to be institutions with no incompetent individuals and whose staff are all highly qualified, are not immune to the common pitfalls.
Su Yueya sighed as she wrote down her notes.
"Sigh..." It seems that besides improving her internship, she should also be more careful.
After all, it's always Xinruo who's in front of her whenever something happens. But shouldn't the older sister protect the younger sister?
Although it feels good to be protected by your family, Su Yueya doesn't want to hide behind them forever; she also hopes to protect them.
"Sister, why are you sighing all of a sudden while you're writing this? Are you tired?" Qiao Xinruo looked at Su Yueya with amusement.
Several thick notebooks were placed in front of Su Yueya.
During her internship, Su Yueya not only had to write internship records but also learning reflections. In addition, she had high standards for herself, and she would write a separate medical record for every patient she worked with.
Therefore, it is necessary to categorize the notebooks. This will not only allow her to complete various learning tasks quickly, but also make it easier for her to find the key points when reviewing later.
These notebooks are treasures, no less valuable than the study materials she gave Yang Keyi and the others back then.
"No, I don't feel tired." Su Yueya finished writing, capped her pen, put away her notebook, turned her chair, and faced Qiao Xinruo. "Xinruo, I suddenly realized that working in a hospital is not just about treating patients and saving lives."
"Haha..." Qiao Xinruo couldn't help but laugh. "Sister, you're only just realizing this?"
It's understandable, after all, Su Yueya had no work experience before, so of course she didn't know what the workplace was like.
Hospitals have a sacred aspect, but they are still workplaces after all.
Wherever there are people, there will naturally be power struggles.
No one in it can truly escape.
"Yes, I just realized that," Su Yueya said, her tone clearly showing some annoyance and disappointment.
Qiao Xinruo knew that this might be the first time her sister was facing the dark side of the workplace, and at this time, she needed to comfort her sister.
"Then tell me, what exactly happened today? Didn't you just participate in the intern assessment this afternoon?" Qiao Xinruo asked, sitting down in front of Su Yueya.
It seemed as if the sisters wanted to have a heart-to-heart talk.
"It was discovered during the assessment."
This afternoon was Su Yueya's first internship assessment since she started her internship at the military hospital.
The assessment results would determine whether she could stay at the military hospital, so she took it very seriously and had been preparing for a week, striving to perform her best and get first place.
However, she ultimately only achieved second place.
“As far as I know, there are five interns assigned to military hospitals this time. Actually, getting second place is quite a good result,” Qiao Xinruo said.
Those who can come to the military hospital for internships must be the best of the best from various colleges and universities. For example, Wenxiu Medical College only sent Su Yueya.
Therefore, Qiao Xinruo's words were not meant to comfort Su Yueya.
Just like the difference between being the top student in a school and being the top student in a province or even the country, the value of that achievement is completely different.
“That’s true, but if I can get first place, I’ll have a better chance of staying in the hospital. Second place is more dangerous,” Su Yueya said.
After all, it's still uncertain how many interns will ultimately stay. The better their performance, the greater their chances of success.
"What exactly happened today? Did someone bully you?" Qiao Xinruo asked.
Su Yueya shook her head and said with little interest, "Actually, it wasn't really bullying me. Gao Haomiao, who came in first place, did perform exceptionally well."
The five people assigned to the military hospital for their internships are: Gao Haomiao, Gao Haohan, Tang Yueshan, Shan Zhengsi, and Su Yueya.
Gao Haomiao and Gao Haohan are from Di'an Medical College. They are also two younger members of the Gao family, a very famous medical family in Di'an. They have been learning from the famous doctors of the Gao family since childhood.
Tang Yueshan and Shan Zhengsi are both top students from Huashen University, so their abilities speak for themselves.
Only Su Yueya came from Wenxiu Medical College.
There was already a subtle rivalry between these three institutions, especially between Di'an Medical College and Wenxiu Medical College, since both are medical schools. Huashen University is a comprehensive university, but its medical programs are also very good.
The five of them each had a different intern doctor under their supervision.
The two Gao brothers followed Zhou Deming, who was not only a chief physician but also held several other positions, including the vice president of a military hospital.
Tang Yueshan and Shan Zhengsi followed Liu Zijian, who was also a chief physician. It was Dr. Liu who treated Su Yueya back then.
Originally, according to Director Lu's normal allocation in the personnel department, Su Yueya was also supposed to be assigned to Liu Zijian. It was Qiao Xinruo who took the initiative to speak up, and that's how Su Yueya was assigned to her.
In terms of seniority, Qiao Xinruo is naturally no match for Zhou Deming and Liu Zijian, who have more seniority.
Qiao Xinruo's professional title is only associate chief physician. After all, the years of service are limited. It is already very impressive that she was able to obtain the title of associate chief physician at such a young age. However, compared with Dr. Zhou and Dr. Liu, the resources that she can provide for interns are somewhat meager.
"Sister, should I not have asked you to join my group?" Qiao Xinruo suddenly felt a little regretful.
If Su Yueya had been able to intern with Liu Zijian, perhaps the outcome would have been different.
"Xinruo, how could you say that!" Su Yueya disagreed; her frustration wasn't due to that reason at all.
"I really enjoy interning with you, and everyone in our group is easy to get along with. I'm very happy!"
"Actually, during today's assessment, Gao Haomiao and I had the same score on the written test. For the practical part, the examiner was Dr. Zhou. I felt that I did no worse than Gao Haomiao, but Dr. Zhou gave him a score one point higher than mine. It was that one point that made me second place."
"However, Gao Haomiao did a very good job."
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