Chapter 70
In the next two days, whenever Dorothy’s surgery was scheduled, it would be inexplicably replaced, and even her position was transferred to the emergency department.]
Dorothy took the job transfer report and headed straight to Donovan’s office, knocking on the door.
After receiving a response, she pushed the door open and went straight in, saying, “Dr. Lawson, what do you mean by changing my position without my consent? I don’t seem to be directly under your jurisdiction, do 1?“]
Donovan stopped his work, looked up at her, and snorted contemptuously, “The
past few days. Do you have any objections to being called over to help?“[]
Mergency department is short–staffed, and you have been relatively free in the
“Am 1 free?” Dorothy chuckled angrily, “In the past three days, all six surgeries I had scheduled were replaced for no reason. There aren’t many doctors in our Surgical Department to begin with. With scheduling like this, can other doctors even have a normal rest time?“]
“This is not an issue you need to worry about,” Donovan banged I on the table, “The leader has already agreed, if you have any opinions, go talk to the leader, don’t bother me here.”
Dorothy still wanted to argue, but a nurse pushed the door open and said, “Something’s wrong, Dr. Lawson. Dr. Mason fainted during the surgery, and the patient’s condition is very critical now!”
“What?” Donovan exclaimed, jumping to his feet.
The sudden event was almost unexpected.]]
He reacted quickly, “Where are the other doctors?”
The nurse replied, “There weren’t many surgeons available, and the other doctors already have appointments, so they simply can’t spare the time.”
She turned around and walked out of the door.
Dr. Mason, who fainted due to excessive fatigue, is now resting in the lounge, where several nurses his energy.
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