I don't know if the old man is really praising her for being smart or saying that she is a cunning rabbit, but the surroundings are full of laughter anyway.
"Why didn't she do an internship in our No. 1 UWU, but went to No. 2 UWU?" Several old seniors questioned.
General surgery has always been the key department that the hospital arranges for medical students to study, but the second level of general surgery is not.
Director Zheng, who was asked about it, shook his head and expressed his ignorance: "I have never heard that their class is going to come to the hospital for internship. They are in the ninth and sixth grades, and they still need to study in the school classroom for two years. This is a special case for her, and there is no Say hello to us. Otherwise, our Dr. Ke Jiang has contacted her and once suggested to me that if she comes to our department for an internship, he wants to take her personally."
Dr. Jiang was clearly wronged: "When I went to the second general surgery department last night, they didn't want to mention her. I asked who diagnosed the disease to the patient, but they avoided me and didn't tell me it was her."
"To put it bluntly, Pu Wai Er doesn't want us to know about her. He wants to hide it by himself. When we really need someone, we don't know that we don't have to fight them."
When Xie Wanying heard people here say this, she thought it was an exaggeration. She has just come to study, and it is not clear what the final result will be. How could any department want her.
"I usually leave the clinic on Wednesday morning. If you want to come to study, you can tell Director Zheng and come to the clinic to see me." Professor Zhang turned around and said to Xie Wanying.
"The other two professors go out to the clinic on Monday and Friday." Director Zheng said, indicating that she can go to the clinic with any senior she wants to study at any time.
Xie Wanying hurriedly nodded her head to express her thanks for her senior's love, and then she did not forget what her senior sister told her to say: "I need to discuss with Teacher Tan, I haven't finished the study task given by Teacher Tan—"
A group of people understand. The old professor pointed to her again: clever ghost.
The phone beeped, Xie Wanying walked to the side and picked it up to listen.
"Xie, classmate, where did you go?"
Teacher Xiao Sun called, Xie Wanying said: "I'll go back to the department right now." After speaking, she hung up the phone, said goodbye to the seniors of Puwai No. 1, and ran back to Puwai No. 2.
Running all the way back to the department, I saw a familiar figure standing in the corridor from afar, not Teacher Sun but Teacher Tan. Xie Wanying quickened her pace.
Tan Kelin stood by the nurse's station, took a pen and checked the doctor's order she gave Xiao Yazhi to see if there was anything wrong.
"Teacher Tan." Walking over, Xie Wanying whispered, with a little surprise in her tone, because she didn't expect Teacher Tan to come in person.
Ben agreed that Mr. Sun would help her verify the simple medical order for admission, and if something happened, she only needed to make a phone call to report. On Saturdays, surgery is generally not arranged, and the deputy high-ranking officer is fine and doesn't need to go back to the hospital.
"Where did you go?" Tan Kelin asked.
"Puwaiyi, because the sister nurse told me to go and see her sick colleague." Xie Wanying reported in detail, not daring to lie a word, "I never expected to meet Director Zheng and several old professors when I went there. They asked me about my studies, and I replied that I learned very well from Teacher Tan. The seniors invited me to go to the outpatient clinic with them to study, and I said that I needed to complete the learning tasks of Teacher Tan first and ask Teacher Tan for permission. But now I have a lot I've only learned a little bit, so I guess-"
After listening to her narration, Tan Kelin turned his head and squinted at her face, and wrote in his gaze: Received education
She has been educated a long time ago, so she dares to make her own decisions. There was no way to do it in the emergency room, it was too late—