This year, the Orthopedic Surgery Department has been flourishing and winning awards.
Director Hua must be overjoyed upon hearing this news.
Subsequently, competitions were held in various fields such as Neurology, Surgery, and Cardiothoracic Surgery. During the Cardiac Surgery competition, Li Jingsheng was honored to receive an invitation from Director Zhang to temporarily join their team and lend a helping hand.
Fortunately, with everyone’s concerted efforts, Director Zhang’s team surprisingly secured a bronze medal.
Li Jingsheng contributed significantly to this competition.
Whether it was diagnosing the cause or performing incisions and separations during the surgical process, he showcased his skills.
He was humorously dubbed the best medical assistant by Director Zhang and others.
On the third and final day,
the first round was the highlight, a competition in Pulmonary Medicine.
The jury introduced a novel competition model.
First, they conducted an initial test to eliminate a batch of less skilled doctors. Then the remaining doctors were set up outside the outpatient hall of Qiaobang Hospital, in a row, for consultations.
There were a total of forty desks, meaning that doctors from forty different hospitals were consulting simultaneously.
This was a free consultation.
Examinations and treatments required a fee, but the registration fee was waived.
The Second Hospital was represented by Director Mu, a deputy chief physician in his forties, and Li Jingsheng, three people altogether.
They barely made it to the second round to earn the consultation qualification.
Although there were forty consultation qualifications available, the competition was unimaginably fierce.
Even the smallest clinic has a Pulmonary Medicine service. This type of patient is also the most common.
Generally, Pulmonary Medicine in a secondary hospital is quite strong; having a third-level doctor, even in a Grade 3B hospital, means at least two or three decent doctors can be stationed.
With enough patients, sustaining two or three chief physicians is not a problem at all.
Because of this, the respiratory doctors sent by participating hospitals were generally very strong.
Director Mu at the Second Hospital was considered an expert of signboard-level.
However, among so many strong opponents, he was overshadowed.
He was completely suppressed by those excellent doctors from large hospitals.
At this moment, Li Jingsheng and Deputy Chief Physician Yu Xiaoyu were accompanying Director Mu one on each side.
A handwritten sign temporarily made was placed on the consultation table.
Respiratory Medicine experts from the Second Hospital of Jiangli City, Director Mu’s team.
Despite the crowd of patients ahead, many respiratory disease patients flocked here for the temporary free consultation. However, Director Mu’s fame was limited, and so was the reputation of the Second Hospital, resulting in no visitors.
On the contrary, long lines formed in front of tables from renowned hospitals like the People’s Hospital and Qiaobang Hospital.
"Dear patients, due to the limited time of this free consultation, each doctor can release at most five numbers. Please don’t queue up for too long. Patients who couldn’t get a consultation number are welcome to choose other tables for free consultation experts."

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