Chapter 222: [Sister 222] Senior sister is here to share internship experience with the junior. Chapter 222: [Sister 222] Senior sister is here to share internship experience with the junior. “Alright, work hard,” Teacher Wu stood up and said to her as she left.
Within two days, she had been encouraged to work hard by unfamiliar seniors, which made Xie Wanying blink: It felt somewhat coincidental~
Afterward, Director Jiang helped her fill out an application form, telling her, “You go back and get ready. Once the hospital arranges which department you’ll intern in, you can enter clinical practice next week.”
“Thank you, Teacher,” Xie Wanying was very happy.
“Let me warn you, the first two weeks of your internship are crucial, as it’s your observation period. If the clinical teachers think you’re competent, you can continue your internship. If they think you are not, you’ll have to wait like your classmates for another two years.”
So there was an observation period. It was said that some seniors had indeed been sent back.
In the evening, after learning that she was allowed to start her clinical internship, Senior Kang Huizhu hurried over to share some experience talks with her lovely junior sister.
Xie Wanying listened carefully to the clinical internship advice from the three senior sisters.
“You should ask Senior Kang more,” He Xiangyu said to her junior sister, “Senior Kang tried to enter clinical practice early just like you but soon took a big fall and was sent back.”
Hearing that even a top senior sister had been rejected, Xie Wanying became more alert: “What happened to Senior Sister?”
“There are pitfalls everywhere in clinical practice,” Kang Huizhu said with a sigh, “Never mind me, Senior Brother Huang Zhilei also got tricked when he first entered clinical practice. To this day, Senior Cao still likes to privately call him Little Fool.”
Senior Brother Huang got called Little Fool by Senior Cao? Xie Wanying found it a little hard to picture this scene; to her, Senior Brother Huang was also quite capable. But then, Zhou Junpeng had come over last time to upset Senior Brother Huang, and had mentioned that it seemed like he had been “tricked.”
“What exactly happened to Senior Brother?” Xie Wanying asked.
“One day Senior Brother Huang was notified to go downstairs to receive a transfer patient, the notice was urgent, so he hurried down. He realized it was a patient in need of continuous cardiac massage. He was stunned on the spot, as the person who informed him hadn’t mentioned this beforehand. The doctors from the other hospital transferred the patient to his continued care and left. He had to perform heart massage while also notifying others to prepare. Had he not been on good terms with the nurses, who helped him get the phone, and had one nurse not been enough, requiring calling other nurses to help push the cart and such. You know, If it hadn’t been for the help of others, he would have surely collapsed right then and there.”
“It’s clear that someone was deliberately making it hard for him. This kind of thing couldn’t possibly go unmentioned in the transfer call, and it’s also unlikely that only he was called to go down alone,” another senior sister added.
“Didn’t they worry about the patient being at risk by not telling him beforehand—” Xie Wanying asked.
“These people are cunning, they know that even in such a difficult situation, he would have to seek help, and the patient would be fine, but they could definitely make things very troublesome, irritating, and headache-inducing for him, ideally causing him to lose his composure!” the senior sisters said.
“It’s that very small part of villains.”
Clinical teachers and seniors didn’t need to do these things; most medical students were good. Only a small handful of people wanted to trip up their competitors to slow them down so they could catch up and surpass them, or do so in order to secure a position in the unit. For some people, the notion of competition took precedence in their minds. People like Zhang Xiaohui and the like.