Practicing Medical Skills in a Small Clinic novel Chapter 116

Chapter 116: Chapter 105: Competing for Talent, Just Wanting to Guard My Own Little Clinic

Director Hua slightly domineeringly said to Li Jingsheng.

"Sorry, I never considered joining the Second Hospital."

Li Jingsheng touched his nose.

Being fought over by two department chiefs was something he never dared to dream of before.

At least, when he worked at the First Hospital, to put it bluntly, not a single superior doctor liked him.

Though his theoretical knowledge was solid, and he was diligent in his work, his clinical practice skills were too poor.

Whether it was diagnosis, medication, or various clinical procedures, he often left the superior doctors scratching their heads.

Clinical emergency rescue was even more out of the question.

No senior doctor dared to let him near, fearing he would fail to save a patient.

"Uh... Young man, you’ve got quite a personality! No wonder you’re Old Xu’s apprentice."

After being rejected, Director Hua felt a bit awkward.

But then he smiled again and complimented Li Jingsheng with high emotional intelligence.

To become a department director, both management skills and emotional intelligence have to be top-notch.

Otherwise, just the distribution of departmental benefits would be enough to make his hair fall out.

A department, at the very least, has a dozen or so people, and conflicts are inevitable. At these times, the department director must step in to mediate and stop them.

There are also disturbances from patients and families that may arise at any time, and various emergencies that require the department director’s correct handling.

This tests emotional and intellectual intelligence greatly.

"Young man, do you recognize this note?"

The fierce-looking Director Zhang took a note from his pocket.

On it was written the diagnosis of a diarrhea patient, stating that the patient was likely to have endocarditis, along with the diagnostic reasoning.

The handwriting was not very neat, even a bit scribbly.

But the content shocked the other two department directors present.

"I wrote it, is there a problem?"

Li Jingsheng didn’t know how the medical note he wrote for that programmer ended up in Director Zhang’s hands.

"Oh, there’s no problem. When I received this patient in the emergency room and saw this note handed to me, I was very surprised. I thought the patient had visited some major hospital before coming to the Second Hospital. After inquiry, I found out he originally went to a small clinic called Sunshine Clinic for anti-diarrheal medication, but was diagnosed by Dr. Li there as potentially having endocarditis and was urged to visit a major hospital overnight.

Did you know? If that programmer had waited until the next day, he might have not made it.

You saved his life.

He also said that once he recovers and is discharged, he will set off firecrackers and beat drums outside your clinic to give you a banner, thanking you for saving his life."

Director Zhang’s explanation left everyone present extremely shocked.

Even a fool would know now that the small clinic doctor, who diagnosed the endocarditis, was this ordinary-looking young doctor.

The conditions of the small clinic are usually very simple.

Heart diseases often show no symptoms before they strike.

Even with comprehensive examinations in a major hospital, there’s a chance of misdiagnosis.

The probability isn’t low.

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