Chapter 621: Chapter 621: Training Quota Reappears Chapter 621: Chapter 621: Training Quota Reappears Seeing Bai Xiao in front of him, especially the polite smile on Bai Xiao’s lips, Yu Shaohua’s emotions surged again. Although he was sitting down, his legs were so weak he couldn’t stand, and his eyes couldn’t shift away from Bai Xiao. He heard his own hoarse voice say, “Please have a seat. I will handle this matter.”
Bai Xiao noticed that Yu Shaohua’s face looked sowhat worn. The Dean had been full of vigor just yesterday, but, overnight, he seed to have been severely affected.
“Dean, did you ask for ?”
She quite liked Dean Yu Shaohua who had always been nice to her.
“It’s like this, Director Zhu from Surgery wants to transfer you to Surgery, and I wanted to ask your opinion.” Yu Shaohua looked at Bai Xiao with an uncomfortable expression, his hands trembling slightly by his sides.
Bai Xiao blinked, her expression confused, “Dean, Director Zhu? From Surgery?”
Surgery?
That has nothing to do with Traditional Chinese dicine and Acupuncture!
Why would they need her?
As a chief physician, she was just a figurehead. She didn’t understand any dical basics and was worse than a nurse. Surely they didn’t expect her to just wait for soone to develop resistance to anesthesia before she stepped in!
That’s just a waste.
“Yes, Director Zhu wants to start a project on Traditional Chinese Acupuncture and its substitution for modern anesthesia. He is the group leader and would like to invite you to join. Of course, he is very welcoming of you joining Surgery. He understands the significant difference between Traditional Chinese dicine and Surgery, and he is willing to help you get a slot for further studies in dical College.”
“Dean, you know I’m from Traditional Chinese dicine, and besides, my knowledge in this area is still superficial. I am a family-trained doctor! I haven’t undergone professional training, so I can barely manage my responsibilities in Traditional Chinese dicine. If you send to Surgery or to a dical hospital for further studies, I would be starting from scratch. Please spare this!” Bai Xiao knew her limitations well. Being a doctor isn’t just talk, and being a surgeon involves countless hours of practice from internship to surgery; not to ntion the many poor animals that are dissected, and she believed she simply didn’t have what it takes.
Her special ability was rely ant for getting by, and if she truly had to perform like an expert and state exact traditional ti periods, it would be the death of her.
She might as well go to Aviation University.
“I understand that you don’t want to go to Surgery, as the fields are different; Traditional Chinese dicine differs greatly from Western dicine, almost like starting afresh. But since you’ve chosen to be a doctor, mastering professional knowledge is obligatory. Even if you don’t go to a hospital for Surgery, you should be prepared to go to dical College for further studies. I will arrange a slot for you; you need to live up to the title of being a doctor,” Yu Shaohua earnestly advised Bai Xiao, truly wanting what was best for her.
This was his niece’s daughter, his niece, how could he let her drift aimlessly and waste her days?
Bai Xiao smiled wryly; this so-called further study slot was sothing she had already been offered last ti by Dean Zhang, but it seed that fate, not pleased with her incredible luck, had laid countless obstacles before her. Her protagonist’s halo had not protected her, leading her to be stationed in this place. Now this again?
She couldn’t help but wonder if other issues might crop up unexpectedly soon.
For her as a college student to truly earn her title was indeed very difficult.
Seeing Bai Xiao obviously distracted, Yu Shaohua felt a bit frustrated by her lack of ambition. Was this girl too careless?
But then he thought, what was he really hoping for?
For more than a decade, the Yu Family hadn’t known this child, and now you expect her to grow up as you imagined? That’s hardly fair.
It was just a small village, not a big city. The environntal conditions simply didn’t match.
That she hadn’t gone astray or failed to recognize even a single character was already fortunate enough. What more could you expect?
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