"I don't know. Dr. Tan went to the director's office and may be discussing your classmate's internship issue." Sun Yubo said.
The director wants to arrange them personally? Zhao Zhaowei and Li Qian'an felt very nervous.
While a few people were talking, the tightly closed door of the director's office opened and several doctors from the hospital walked out. The two young figures who came out last made Zhao Zhaowei yell, "You!"
What's going on? Why are the squad leader and Lin Hao in the director’s office?
Seeing the two of them, Yue Wentong asked Lin Hao to come over and talk to them.
"We arrived earlier than you, and were called in for questioning when the director saw us," said Lin Hao.
"What did you say?" Zhao Zhaowei and Li Qi'an became more and more nervous as they listened, "You guys are not talking nonsense, are you?"
"How is that possible?" Lin Hao glared at them.
"Has anyone been assigned to follow us?" Li Qian'an inquired.
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"The director said that it will be announced after the meeting."
The meeting started and everyone went into the office.
Xie Wanying and Teacher Sun stood in their group, while four of her classmates were called to stand in front of the director, waiting for assignment.
As usual, hand over the shift first. After handing over the shift, the director arranges things.
Shen Jinghui said: "Four interns came today. Because Dr. Xie performed well in our department, four students from her class were arranged to intern in our department this time."
The General Surgery Department 2 is well-known for not liking to teach students. Therefore, the Department never takes the initiative to contact the Medical Education Department to ask which class or students it wants to teach. Today is different, the director opened his mouth.
Zhao Zhaowei and the other four had their hearts pounding: Director Shen's words were obviously meant for the four of them.
"The four students will join the four groups in our department respectively." Shen Jinghui said after making the final decision.
Therefore, none of her four classmates were assigned to her group because she was already in Tan Kelin's group. Director Shen wants to distribute the students in her class fairly.
Yue Wentong was assigned to Group 3, which was under the direct supervision of Director Shen and was in charge of Senior Brother Gao Zhaocheng. That is to say, that group had both Senior Brother Gao and Director Shen in charge.
The squad leader is really amazing. Several students thought to themselves.
Lin Hao was also a surgical student and was assigned to Group 4 under Deputy Director Liu.
The arrangements for the other two internal medicine students were average. Zhao Zhaowei and Li Qi'an couldn't tell whether this was good or bad.
After the meeting, Tan Kelin and his colleagues said, "After the ward rounds, I'm going to the outpatient clinic. You guys take care of your own business."
"Yes." The others responded.
"Come with me to the outpatient clinic." Tan Kelin turned his head and his eyes fell on Xie Wanying's face.
The teacher asked me to go to the outpatient clinic.
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The clinic said it would open at eight in the morning. However, some outpatient doctors are inpatient doctors, and they have to finish their ward rounds in the inpatient department in the morning before they can go to the outpatient clinic.
After finishing the above work non-stop, the doctor has to go to the outpatient clinic after 8:30. If he is late any longer, he is afraid of complaints from patients.
Teacher Tan was walking very fast in front, and Xie Wanying was jogging behind him.
"Student Xie." Teacher Sun, who was chasing after her, called her.
Xie Wanying stopped.
Sun Yubo ran up and stuffed a briefcase into her hands and said, "It's from Dr. Tan. Hold it. I'll call you later to tell you about other precautions."
There was no time, so Xie Wanying picked up the teacher's briefcase and ran after the teacher.
I ran all the way to the outpatient department and saw that the corridor was crowded with people wanting to see a doctor.
When I arrived at the surgical clinic, the nurse was helping me stack the medical records of patients who had registered for treatment on the desk. The stack was as high as a small mountain.
The workload at the outpatient clinic has increased dramatically today.
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