In Yu Shaohua’s office.
A training notification letter lay in front of Bai Xiao.
"Dean, this is..."
Bai Xiao had never called Yu Shaohua "uncle," and Yu didn’t mind it.
The relationship needed to be cultivated slowly; he wasn’t in a hurry, and one day this girl would understand that they were all sincerely looking out for her.
"This is a training spot at Modu Medical University, with a duration of two years. You are originally from Traditional Chinese Medicine, but I have found through investigation that your foundation in Traditional Chinese Medicine is not very solid. Although your skills in Acupuncture are indeed very impressive, one cannot claim they cure all illnesses, they can solve many symptoms, but we must not confine ourselves to complacency.
In this era, to master a unique skill that prevails everywhere is no longer possible; technological advancement is too rapid. We, as doctors, also need to strive to improve our technical proficiency.
This is an excellent opportunity.
I hope you will grasp this opportunity well. I know that previously, your learning capability was very strong, and I believe you won’t miss out on this opportunity.
Furthermore, this Medical University is, indeed, crammed with talent. Every year, just for our military and major hospitals alone, it provides hundreds of medical talents. This place is truly a cradle for many doctors. Although Traditional Chinese Medicine is not very emphasized nowadays, I still hope that there, you can compensate for many of your foundational weaknesses and refine your Acupuncture skills.
So get ready, you are to report there in a couple of days. I will have someone buy your train ticket in these next few days.
The salary you enjoy at the Medical College won’t be any less. This is a rare training opportunity in our institute, and it was unanimously approved by everyone at our institute’s seminar. There’s not a trace of favoritism in it."
Yu Shaohua’s face turned slightly red; in reality, he was planning to show favoritism initially.
His grandfather really pulled out all the stops; if he had refused, his grandfather would likely have thrown a fit right in front of him.
What was completely unexpected was that when this resolution was proposed at the conference, the Head of Surgery was the first to express agreement. Director Jin of Traditional Chinese Medicine had already resumed work; with the support of these two directors, everyone else had also heard the various rumors about Doctor Bai.
Moreover, it had nothing to do with their department.
Thus, the resolution was passed exceptionally smoothly.
Yu Shaohua hadn’t expected Bai Xiao to hold such a high regard in the minds of the Head of Surgery.
After the meeting, it was only then that the Head of Surgery shared his true feelings, saying that those foreign experts were adamant and were scheming to poach Bai Xiao. If their hospital didn’t provide such a talent with an opportunity for further growth, it would be akin to handing such talent over to someone else’s doorstep.
In fact, even if the Dean had not spoken, the Head of Surgery was already prepared to apply for it, including Director Jin who, right upon his appointment, didn’t care if it seemed like he was mixing personal motives with public ones, also stated that talents like Bai Xiao should be given greater opportunities for advancement.
The only regret regarding Doctor Bai now was that her educational level was a drawback.
But for these doctors of military background, many didn’t possess such formal academic qualifications.
To gild and reform was not very difficult.
Just send the person to study properly at Medical University for two years; there was no need for an internship, this place was the best situation.
They were confident.
They couldn’t let a talent like Doctor Bai become buried among the masses, especially when those foreigners were still covetously watching.