This reward is far more prestigious than a cash prize.
It directly upgrades his access to the internal network to Director Level.
You should know, he's just a trainee doctor.
It's probably because they've noticed Zhou Can's exceptional diagnostic skills, hoping that Zhou Can could, when he has time, help review cases and spot oversights that the Neurosurgery doctors might miss.
Or suggest better surgical plans and treatment recommendations.
"Thank you! I feel very honored."
Zhou Can bows to Wu Baihe.
"Don't rush to thank me, there's more! The door to the Neurosurgery department is always open for you, whether you come for further study in Neurosurgery or decide to transfer to work in the Neurosurgery department, you can apply at any time."
There you go, Wu Baihe finally couldn't suppress it and made his move to recruit him.
For other trainee doctors, this reward would definitely be full of temptations.
It's also of great value.
But for Zhou Can, it's just an additional convenience.
Right after the trainee examination ended, it was other departments choosing him. Now, Zhou Can has proven his capabilities and strength, as well as his significant potential, to everyone. He has the qualifications to pick any department he likes.
Even if it's one of the best departments in Surgery, Zhou Can just finds it so-so.
"Thank you, Director Wu, and all the attending physicians in Neurosurgery for your kind consideration. If I have any thoughts in the future, I will definitely apply to join Neurosurgery."
What Zhou Can said was just a polite remark.
Many people could see that he had no real intention of joining the Neurosurgery department.
"Alright, back to your seat!"
It seems that Wu Baihe had already anticipated this response.
He was not disappointed.
The only thing he regretted was that Director Xie didn't choose Zhou Can first when recruiting talent.
Now, such an exceptional talent has decided to repay the kindness and mentorship of the Emergency Department.
It must be said that this is a huge loss for the Neurosurgery, and even the whole Surgery community.
Director Wu's speech was not too lengthy. After presenting the award to Zhou Can and saying a few perfunctory words, he promptly left.
He's a very busy man.
Indeed, as many trainee doctors suspected, Wu Baihe came especially for Zhou Can.
Jin Mingxi gives Zhou Can a thumbs up.
During two months of training in Neurosurgery, thanks to the support Zhou Can gave him that time, Jin Mingxi had not been troubled by anyone since.
Dr. Ou even specially mentored Jin Mingxi.
To a large extent, this was for Zhou Can's sake.
Zhou Can received such high honors and rewards, yet he remained indifferent and unmoved by praise or criticism.
"My next department is Intensive Care Medicine, what about you?"
Zhou Can inquires Jin Mingxi.
"Heh, I'm also in Intensive Care Medicine. However, this will also be the last department where I can train with you."
Jin Mingxi reveals a somewhat smug and sly smile.
Needless to say, if Zhou Can does well there, he surely hopes Zhou Can will cover for him.
The next day, Zhou Can and Jin Mingxi went to the Intensive Care Medicine Department office to report.
Different from other departments.
Intensive Care Medicine is just a general term; its wards are not centralized but dispersed across various departments. Also, the talent for each department's Intensive Care Medicine is generally arranged by the respective departments.
In total, thirty-two trainee doctors came to report.
There were in-house trainees, as well as visiting trainees, filling up the already small office.
The person in charge of Intensive Care Medicine asked them to complete the paperwork and looked over the filled forms.
He looked up and asked.
Zhou Can quickly raised his hand.
He felt a sudden tension in his heart; hopefully, he wouldn't be specifically targeted for suppression, like by Director Xie?
"I've heard your name carries a lot of weight. Vice Director Ye personally instructed that the hospital should focus on grooming you. Your training plan in Intensive Care Medicine is only for one month; actually, that's not enough. How about adding two more months?"
The person in charge publicly inquired about Zhou Can's opinion.
Zhou Can couldn't help but touch his nose; fame can indeed be a double-edged sword. With his fame growing, the intensity of the training is likely to keep increasing.
He had visited the Intensive Care Unit before.
The patients there could pass away at any moment without a hint of warning.
He had originally planned to stay for just one month, to learn some basic operations and handling methods from the senior doctors. Now being asked to train for three months straight, they surely intended to fully prepare him to independently manage and handle all sorts of emergencies with critically ill patients.
To be utterly honest, he was feeling somewhat apprehensive.
Fearful that if something went wrong and a life was lost, he wasn't sure if that would impact his future or not.
"If you need more time to think, you can also respond to me tomorrow. However, the training time you choose will affect the arrangements I make."
The person in charge spoke in a gentle tone.