Practicing Medical Skills in a Small Clinic novel Chapter 657

Chapter 657: Chapter 302: Dead, Don’t Judge by Appearances

When considering customer service hires, he had already decided that if he was satisfied with both, he could keep one first.

Or, one could first take on packaging and shipping tasks.

As for the somewhat untidy woman, as long as her abilities were decent, he was still willing to hire her. He wouldn’t simply judge based on appearance.

Tang Ping went over to chat with her; she seemed to have agreed.

She sat down in the waiting area, holding her phone, occasionally swiping with her fingers.

Li Jingsheng didn’t bother the woman further, focusing solely on diagnosing patients.

By the time it was nearing twelve o’clock, he still had three patients waiting to be seen, which would probably take another twenty or thirty minutes at least.

Despite his growing reputation, he approached diagnosing each patient with utmost care, never daring to be even slightly negligent.

Running a clinic in such a competitive area is quite a challenge.

It also helped him develop the habit of being meticulous and prudent.

He glanced at the woman applying and saw she was still sitting there waiting, occasionally looking up at Li Jingsheng.

Waiting can be an extremely torturous experience.

Every minute and every second seems extraordinarily long.

At that moment, Li Jingsheng’s phone rang.

Since the clinic got two dedicated consultation numbers, his private phone was seldom called except by patients who still had his number saved.

The vast majority of patients were very polite and wouldn’t call him over trivial matters.

He glanced down and found it was Director Kuo from the endocrinology department calling.

He wondered how the patient who was transferred yesterday was doing.

Could it be that the transfer wasn’t successful and they returned?

The possibility was quite high.

Given the critical condition of the patient, no hospital would receive them easily upon transfer.

Unless the family had pre-arranged everything with the receiving hospital and they agreed to accept.

"Hello, Director Kuo!"

Even though he was just a low-status department director, Li Jingsheng still showed him great respect.

"Dr. Li, I sincerely apologize, but we had no choice but to disturb you again! The patient from yesterday died during the transfer, and now the family has brought the issue to the higher authorities, demanding that our hospital take responsibility. I’ve submitted all relevant materials, and our hospital’s medical affairs department and dispute office are actively handling it. When questioned by the higher authorities, they may need you to testify, just truthfully state what you know—can you do that?"

Director Kuo sounded extremely vulnerable as he spoke.

Any doctor or nurse involved in a medical accident would be in a similar situation.

Inner anxiety, immense pressure.

A department director in a weak position, like Director Kuo, would be even more so.

His department didn’t perform well in the first place, and if anything went wrong, the hospital leadership could very well eliminate the entire department.

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