Chapter 134 The Nanny's Niece's Counterattack 134 ...
"Dr. Lin, what do you think of our Second Hospital?" A junior leader in the hospital asked her with a smile, though to be honest, he wasn't really sure himself.
In terms of hospital rankings, the Second Hospital isn't even the best in Hanshao City, let alone nationwide. If the hospital had informed her beforehand about the competition for this trial site spot, even after this incident, the higher-ups would have at least listened to her opinion.
However, all of these plans fell through due to the unreliability of the upper management.
Thinking about this, he cursed inwardly, "The hospital's upper management is really inhuman."
Hesitant when making decisions, and then asking others to fix things after the fact when they regret it.
As expected of someone who only knows how to sit in an office, their brain has become rusty from sitting so much.
Although Lin Wei found it strange that he asked this, she still replied, "It's alright. It's good that the Second Hospital can be rated as a top-tier hospital." Anyone can say polite things; she couldn't very well speak ill of a hospital while she was in neurosurgery, could she? But she was also very curious about why he had contacted her.
The leaders of the Second Hospital also spoke frankly, saying, "It's like this, we plan to set up a tumor drug trial center in the hospital, what do you think?" It's obvious who this drug trial center is for.
Lin Wei raised an eyebrow upon hearing this. Although she felt that the neurosurgery department was too small and she couldn't fully utilize her abilities, she never considered asking the hospital to set up a separate treatment area for her. Only one thought flashed through her mind: "Unsolicited kindness is always suspicious."
Why did he suddenly bring this up, and so enthusiastically at that?
There's a problem, absolutely a problem.
So when faced with such a good opportunity, she neither agreed nor refused outright. After all, the Second Hospital had helped her a lot. So soon, Lin Wei looked at him sincerely and said, "As you know, I came to Hanshao City for an internship, and this internship will be over soon. In addition, I am a member of the Talent Strengthening Program and have a three-year service period to fulfill with the affiliated hospital of my alma mater. So I'm afraid I will have to let your hospital down."
At this time, she was unaware of what Old Wei was doing behind her back, but she was speaking her mind. She really didn't plan to seek treatment in Hanshao City; it was too much trouble to travel back and forth.
The leaders of the Second Hospital saw through this, so they didn't feel uncomfortable. There's a saying that's true: sincerity is always the ultimate weapon.
Because of this, he didn't say anything more, but looked at her gently and said, "I hope we will have the opportunity to cooperate again." If we can't cooperate this time, we can cooperate next time.
Lin Wei nodded after hearing this, "There will be." Whether it was just polite talk or not, what she said sounded nice and made people feel overjoyed.
At this moment, for the first time, the leaders of the Second Hospital no longer saw her as a surgical genius or a cancer drug researcher, but as a person. They could only say that even without those two titles, she would not be mediocre, because her emotional intelligence was high. How could someone be so capable and have such high emotional intelligence at the same time? They were curious about what her shortcomings were.
After the leaders of the Second Hospital left, Lin Wei saw the message sent by Old Wei on her phone. Only then did she realize why the leaders of the Second Hospital had come; they wanted to find a breakthrough through her.
Regardless of whether this incident occurred or not, she would not choose the Second Hospital.
The order was still too chaotic, and despite the good intentions, it didn't leave a very good impression on her. Therefore, it's best to maintain the current friendly atmosphere; it wouldn't be good if things went wrong and they fell out later.
At the Han-Shao City Xiehe Hospital, the head of the cardiology department didn't try to gauge her reaction on behalf of the hospital. He simply said, "Do you still need patients? There are still quite a few cancer patients in various departments."
With only a week left before Lin Wei left the department, she thought for a moment and said, "It's not necessary for now, but if they want treatment, they can come to A University Affiliated Hospital to find me."
Barring any unforeseen circumstances, the affiliated hospital of University A will definitely be the pilot hospital.
The head of the cardiology department nodded after hearing this, "Okay, I will talk to the heads of the other departments."
To be able to treat an intern like her is already the pinnacle that everyone aspires to. The nurses around Lin Wei sighed inwardly. They had worked for so many years, and this was the first time they had seen what a true genius looked like. They would probably never forget it for the rest of their lives.
"Don't even mention it, from now on, I'll have to tell every intern nurse who comes to our department about Dr. Lin." She has so many stories, they could fill a book.
During this week, Lin Weinong treated the patients he could cure directly in Hanshao City, and those he couldn't cure, he could only ask them to transfer to another hospital.
At this moment, Darnell was once again grateful that he was one of those who had completed his treatment ahead of schedule; otherwise, running around would have been such a hassle.
During this period, Lin Wei has treated only about a dozen patients in total. There are still more than twenty people, some of whom haven't even started treatment yet, and some who have only completed half of their treatment. These people will definitely be going to A University Affiliated Hospital with her.
However, the cures of these dozen or so patients further confirmed one thing: Benson's cure was not a fluke, but rather destiny. This has fueled even greater excitement among cancer patients across the country and even internationally.
The M country media directly spread rumors online, saying that it was all fake and that Huaguo was fooling people. However, it still couldn't stop people from rushing to Huaguo. After learning that Lin Wei was not in Hanshao City, they ran towards the A University Affiliated Hospital.
In addition, those who were healed by Lin Wei told their friends, "Come quickly, come quickly, or it will be too late."
Because a patient overheard Lin Wei talking to someone, and she only needed 300 clinical patients so far, she naturally assumed that she would not accept more than 300 patients.
However, Lin Wei's original words were that if there were more than 300 cases, they would have to pay for it themselves. This was because she only needed 300 people for the trial. But clearly, that person misheard. This resulted in all the wards at A University being full even before Lin Wei arrived at the affiliated hospital.
Unlike the Second Hospital of Hanshao City, which admits just anyone, this department admits patients based on their specific illnesses. Even so, all the wards are full, with more than twenty beds occupied.
A group of people refused to be treated by doctors; they only wanted to know where the doctor who developed the cancer drug was. They wanted her to treat them. Some were from other parts of China, and some were from abroad. They chattered in English, which was incomprehensible and noisy.
What they fear most now is being asked, "Where is Dr. Lin Wei?"
She hasn't even entered their hospital yet.
Even after the internship is over, I still have to write a thesis and graduate, right?
If the cancer drug trial base hadn't been incomplete, they really would have wanted to send all these patients there.
Speaking of this, we have to mention the tumor drug trial base. Its predecessor was an abandoned oncology department, which was deemed too redundant and was abandoned to store miscellaneous equipment and the like. Now, there's no time to build a new one, so they want to renovate and refurbish it for Lin Wei's use.
In addition to the A University Affiliated Hospital obtaining the drug trial site designation, Sichuan Province also obtained it. However, knowing that Lin Wei wouldn't have time to come here, they calmly built a new tumor drug trial base.
In any case, in the past five years, only the A University Affiliated Hospital, the S Province Cancer Hospital, and other hospitals in China have had access to this drug. What's the rush? They don't think Lin Wei has any drugs left for the patients at the A University Affiliated Hospital, so they still have to wait for the government to intervene.
At this moment, a group of people marveled at how she was willing to give up all that wealth and status, while also marveling at how she had the backing of a powerful country, with the nation as her safety net, so who would dare to offend her?
Putting everything else aside, she offered this medicine not for fame or fortune, and she even came from the national talent development program. Wouldn't the higher-ups be increasingly satisfied with that? And if you look into her past experiences, it goes without saying that she's the kind of talent they absolutely need to recruit.
Although the national leaders did not think she would be poached by foreign companies, they dared not gamble on it because so many talented people had been poached from within the country.
Without waiting for Elder Wei to bring it up, he said, "Since she trusts the country, we can't let her down. After deducting the cost of drug production and the portion reimbursed by medical insurance, the remaining profits will go to her." They wouldn't be greedy for that little bit of money.
Everything is for the purpose of making people's lives better.
"Also, I remember her teacher is the director of the biological research institute. Given her current situation, she probably doesn't have time to stay at the institute. So we've created a research consultant position for her, with a salary at the associate researcher level. This is just a small token of our appreciation." You know, getting into a research institute requires a master's degree, and even more so, a postdoctoral degree.
Not to mention that an associate researcher is equivalent to an associate professor.
Not only does it sound appealing, but it also comes with a free salary, so there's no reason for Lin Wei to refuse. Even the fact that she hasn't yet obtained her medical license is a major concern for many, who are urging the relevant authorities to give her an extra test and issue the certificate quickly, so as not to delay the treatment of her patients.
Lin Wei was unaware of these things, but when she heard it from Elder Wei, her eyes lit up. Money could be earned slowly, there was no rush, but she still really liked the position of consultant at the research institute.
It sounds very high-end and makes people feel proud.
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