Chapter 223 - 223 The first department she was going to turn out to

Chapter 223: The first department she was going to turn out to be hell? Chapter 223: The first department she was going to turn out to be hell? “What will the teachers think?” Xie Wanying asked.

“The teachers believe that as long as it’s not endangering patients’ lives, no matter how much they pick on you, it’s akin to a test question. If you can excellently handle it, it proves your ability.”

That’s exactly the kind of ordeal Senior Lau Jingyun had just experienced. Others’ difficulties are also your opportunities to stand out. So, the teachers and seniors won’t intervene.

Kang Huizhu adjusted her glasses and sighed, “I didn’t have Senior Brother Huang’s perseverance. I felt that others were intentionally making it difficult for me, so I went to complain to the teachers. The teacher said, ‘I will deal with this person, but you should go back to the medical school and study some more to avoid any retaliation.'”

This—Xie Wanying blinked: The teacher wasn’t wrong in what they said.

“So later I said to Jingyun, I told you that going to the anesthesiology department would certainly be tough. My lesson is right here, you must bear all your burdens with strength, and absolutely avoid making the same mistakes I did.”

Why is it difficult to intern in the anesthesiology department?

“First of all—” the senior sisters revealed the truth to their junior, “your few days of Spring Festival internship were arranged through Senior Ren’s personal connections, so the instructor you had was a senior who would look after you. Your formal internship is different. It is coordinated by the medical school through hospital arrangements, and you can’t rely on personal connections. What kind of instructor you’ll get is uncertain.”

Ren Chongda initially intended to frighten them, these kids, but he secretly took care of their first clinical exposure by finding them the best instructors.

The typical tough-on-the-outside, soft-on-the-inside counselor, eh? Now the real test for the students was just beginning.

“Look at the important departments like cardiology and hepatobiliary surgery. Senior Ren didn’t let any of your people go there for an internship because he couldn’t find anyone there who would look after you all, even though we have senior brothers in these departments. Being from the same school doesn’t necessarily mean they’ll take care of their juniors. Senior sisters are different; they’re much kinder.” Kang Huizhu said.

“The anesthesiology department where the head senior sister is located has two of our senior brothers, but neither has ever looked after the head senior sister, not even trying to get close to her.” He Xiangyu also sighed.

Lau Jingyun spoke slowly, “Don’t blame others; clinical practice looks only at skill.”

The head senior sister’s words made Xie Wanying’s expression turn solemn, recalling how the two fellow senior brothers of the head senior sister were ruthlessly indifferent that day. It was indeed correct.

“Did the school notify you which department you’ll be interning at first?” Kang Huizhu asked.

Having just received the notice today, Xie Wanying told her seniors, “General Surgery Second Division.”

“General Surgery Department Two.” The three senior sisters sighed, “As expected, they wouldn’t let you step into the clinical internship easily in advance.”

“What’s going on?” Xie Wanying asked, sensing the strange expressions on the faces of the three senior sisters.

“You’ll definitely start with general surgery if you study surgery. The most common departments for interns to lay their foundations in are General Surgery Department One and Two, so it’s either one or the other. I was hoping internally that you’d be in General Surgery Department One. There are more old professors there who like to teach students, and they’re easy to talk to. General Surgery Department Two is different.” Kang Huizhu explained.

“Is it said that General Surgery Department Two is generally cold-faced?” He Xiangyu asked for her junior sister.

The other two senior sisters nodded in confirmation; it was true, “General Surgery Department One is a paradise for medical students, General Surgery Department Two is hell.”

Why don’t the instructors in General Surgery Department Two like teaching students?

This goes back to General Surgery Department Two being an expansion from General Surgery Department One, treating many of the same diseases.