Practicing Medical Skills in a Small Clinic novel Chapter 506

Chapter 506: Chapter 235: The Specialist for the Unconvinced—The Nurse Forced to Resign (Part 3)

Dr. Wang is very afraid of being eliminated, and works hard every day to study.

The progress is very obvious.

Li Jingsheng is thinking about the development of the clinic when a young girl with a rather delicate appearance walks in.

She looks around twenty years old.

"Excuse me, are you hiring here?"

The girl is quite bold.

"We are hiring doctors."

Tang Ping glanced at the girl and replied.

"I am a certified nurse, and have worked in a big hospital. I left because of some issues. Are you hiring nurses? I can do anything, endure hardships, and my salary requirements aren’t high."

The girl seems to be around twenty-four or twenty-five.

At such an age, having studied nursing with experience in a large hospital, finding a job shouldn’t be difficult.

"You look familiar!"

Li Jingsheng feels he has seen the girl somewhere.

Heaven knows, he truly doesn’t find every pretty girl familiar.

Moreover, this girl isn’t particularly beautiful; she can only be considered delicate and decent-looking.

She’s a bit less attractive compared to Tang Ping and Han Siying.

And nowhere comparable to a top beauty like Ou Qinglan.

"I worked for two days at Sunshine 2 Clinic across from you before it closed due to an incident."

The girl explained.

Tang Ping and others listened and their expressions changed slightly, looking at the girl with a hint of coldness.

Although Sunshine 2 Clinic has been closed for more than a month,

everyone remains extremely disgusted with it.

Nurtured by proximity to thickness.

This girl was a nurse at Sunshine 2 Clinic, naturally marked with a stigma.

"Is it a no? Alright then, sorry for bothering you!"

The girl noticed their expressions and knew the incident affected her significantly.

Besides, Sunshine 2 Clinic had a bad relationship with Sunshine Clinic at the time; there’s no way they’d hire her now.

She turned sadly to leave.

Li Jingsheng stood up and followed her out.

"What’s your name?"

"Meng Luo!"

It’s quite a rare surname.

The name suits her well; she looks clean and is honest and straightforward.

"Why do you think of working as a nurse at Sunshine Clinic?"

"I can’t find a job! I saw your hiring ad and thought I’d come to ask, try my luck."

The girl said self-deprecatingly.

"What kind of nurse have you been before? A patient-care responsibility nurse?"

"I’ve been a responsibility nurse, but mainly worked in the operating room."

"Follow me to the office for a chat! I want to understand your situation first."

Li Jingsheng rolled up his sleeve, revealing a scar on his arm.

The girl knew he was alleviating her embarrassment.

She smiled knowingly.

"Was that bitten by a dog?"

"No, it was bitten by a rat. I lived in the countryside back then, rats were everywhere, big-sized and bolder. They weren’t afraid of people. One night, while sleeping, a rat bit me on the arm, causing pain and fear. I grabbed it and threw it, ripping off a piece of flesh and leaving this scar. Later, after studying medicine, I got revenge on rats by practicing surgical skills in the lab with lab mice."

"Hehe..."

She couldn’t help but hide her mouth with laughter.

After this exchange, the atmosphere became much more amiable.

Li Jingsheng saw the opportunity and began the formal part of the conversation.

"Can you talk about why you resigned from the big hospital?"

He was quite concerned about this matter.

A major hospital is a superior unit, both nurses and doctors are eager to get in. She is still so young; there’s no reason to resign.

If she had princess syndrome or lacked team awareness, or had a character flaw, then she couldn’t be hired.

Her expression turned somber and a bit melancholic.

"Sigh! I was assisting in a major surgery, and something went wrong. The medical accident assessment determined the medical staff was responsible, so the chief surgeon and assistant, nurses, were all affected. The chief surgeon was a noble person, he took on almost all the responsibility possible. This gave me the chance to resign.

If not, I think I would have been dismissed rather than resigning."

She sighed.

A major medical accident didn’t just affect the chief surgeon.

Everyone involved was implicated.