At this ti, within the First Aid Center Hospital of the capital, a eting had just concluded.
Wu Tongpu called to Yu Yonggang: "Director Yu, wait a mont, there's sothing I would like to discuss with you."
Yu Yonggang had transferred back from the military hospital and was brought to the First Aid Center by Wu Tongpu; he was one of the veteran figures here.
Yu Yonggang had been the head of orthopedics at the 3162 military hospital and was considered the hospital's scalpel at that ti. After coming to the First Aid Center for a decade and a half, he beca the head of the sixth ergency departnt, proficient in a variety of ergency surgeries.
Unlike other directors, Yu Yonggang still maintained the style of the military hospital, managing his departnt as one would manage a military unit. The entire sixth ergency departnt exuded an air of seriousness and discipline.
Yu Yonggang was of average height, but his body was well-proportioned due to regular exercise; his short hair was extrely neat, and his every move radiated decisiveness.
Stopping in his tracks: "Director Wu, what's the matter?"
Wu Tongpu said: "Chen Cang from the Ergency Departnt of the Second Hospital of Dongyang Province will co to us for further training, and I plan to have him go to your departnt."
Upon hearing this, Yu Yonggang, regarding such a trivial matter, said: "Okay, just have him co directly to the departnt to report."
Having said this, Yu Yonggang turned and was ready to leave.
Wu Tongpu continued: "I want him to go to your rescue team."
Yu Yonggang, who had been ready to leave, suddenly halted, instinctively saying: "That's impossible!"
Wu Tongpu shook his head; he knew it would be like this.
Yu Yonggang's rescue team was his pride and joy—every mber carefully selected and well-coordinated after seven or eight years of working together, skilled in their techniques, with seamless ergency response collaboration. They were the hospital's elite task force.
Hearing Wu Tongpu suggest adding a trainee to the team, Yu Yonggang instinctively refused outright.
He didn't care whether Wu Tongpu was the hospital director or not; he had his principles.
Wu Tongpu casually handed a file to Yu Yonggang: "This is Chen Cang's profile, take a look."
"He won first place at the cardiac surgery skill competition last year and is now deputy head of the Ergency Departnt at the Second Hospital of Dongyang Province. After one year back there, he is expected to assu the role of head. His ability in ergency dicine is beyond doubt. According to the information, he is proficient in cardiac and thoracic surgery, familiar with general surgical procedures, and his skills in orthopedic surgery have been unanimously recognized by Professor Tang and his team. I think he is capable!"
Yu Yonggang's eyes were firm as he shook his head: "That still won't do."
Wu Tongpu sighed: "Director Yu, your team also needs to take on new people. In a year, Chen Cang is going to beco head of the Ergency Building. I think it would be very good for him to follow your team and learn a lot."
Yu Yonggang turned around, looking at Wu Tongpu: "Director Wu, you know about the tasks our team handles. Rashly adding a newcor will not only fail to bring any benefit, but it will also hinder the team's operations. This isn't a good thing. I think he would do better with Director Jiang."
Wu Tongpu frowned, Jiang Wenrui would certainly be willing, but his team was too specialized; Chen Cang would not learn much there. However, Yu Yonggang's team already had a fully operational ergency rescue configuration, capable of independently handling most ergency surgeries—this was the most crucial point!
Wu Tongpu could see that Chen Cang's path was very similar to Yu Yonggang's. If it wasn't for himself being too old to run the front lines, he could have taken him under his wing!
Wu Tongpu could not help but say: "This young man is very excellent. Look, if you're not satisfied within three days, co and find !"
Yu Yonggang nodded and turned to leave.
Wu Tongpu frowned; what a stubborn guy!
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...
At present, Chen Cang was not very familiar with the roads in the capital, and having heard that traffic congestion was serious, Chen Cang had dismissed the idea of driving in.
It was already Friday, and Chen Cang had booked a hotel. He planned to stay in a hotel near the hospital for two days, and then go house-hunting over the weekend.
Speaking of which, Chen Cang was filled with anticipation for the coming year!
After getting off the high-speed train, he walked out of the station.
Looking at the grey sky, it seed to share so resemblance with Anyang...
There was an inexplicable sense of familiarity!
Quite amusing!
At this mont, the system's notification sound suddenly rang out!
[Ding! Main quest Volu One concluded—Volu Two triggered: The Journey of Advanced Training!]
[Quest requirent: Having worked at the capital's ergency center, the country's most prestigious ergency base, your ambition for the coming year is to conquer this place and beco one of the finest surgeons here. Current ranking: 213.]
Chen Cang looked at the ranking, incredulously.
I'm this strong, and you're telling I'm ranked 213?
That's unreasonable!
[Ding! The ranking is a comprehensive quality ranking that's calculated based on an overall score. Your ranking at Dongyang Second Provincial Hospital is: 25.]
Chen Cang fell silent.
Perhaps, he understood what that ant.
I've mastered over thirty surgical procedures, but don't departnt heads have decades of experience mastering more than ?
With this thought, Chen Cang was not upset but rather a bit gleeful.
After all, I'm here to learn. If everyone here wasn't stronger than , what would I be doing here?
Showing off?
I haven't finished showing off in Dongyang...
Upon further contemplation, Chen Cang ca to terms with it.
This is the capital, the dical center for the entire nation, the last hope. If it's not strong here, what's the point of coming here?
[Ding! Current ranking 213, enter the top 200 to receive related rewards!]
Chen Cang, looking at the system prompt, although unclear about what standard the top 200 represented, thought learning a few more skills should do the trick, right?
Having left the platform, Chen Cang saw the crowd and headed towards the less populated area, planning to hail a cab to drop his things at the hotel, then hurry to the hospital to report in.
Chen Cang's luggage was minimal; his plan was to settle down in the next couple of days, then rent a room.
Just at that mont, a series of ambulance sirens suddenly blared, and Chen Cang looked up to see a crowd had ford up ahead.
Chen Cang was taken aback and hurried over!
The crowd was densely packed, and at that mont, two people rushed down from the ambulance.
They shouted loudly, "Make way!"
As Chen Cang approached, he was stunned.
A woman lay on the ground, covered in blood!
And there were no signs of fighting, a car accident... or any such traces around.
What happened here?
At that ti, the surrounding crowd began murmuring.
"Why would anyone jump from a building like that?"
"Right, the girl is so young!"
"Barely thirty years old, at most!"
Chen Cang looked up, had she jumped from the overpass?
That must be a dozen ters high, right?
The blood around her had already spread out, and Chen Cang imdiately frowned, a four-dinsional model appearing in his mind.
The estimated blood loss had already reached at least 1000 milliliters; judging from the shape, there should be a femur fracture in the upper and lower limbs... With no systematic inspection yet, detailed information couldn't be obtained.
But what's undeniable is that if the bleeding isn't stopped, even if the fall didn't damage any vital tissues or organs, death could still occur due to hemorrhagic shock!
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