Director Zhang explicitly stated that as long as Li Jingsheng was willing, he could call on him to participate in various surgeries in the future.
As long as there’s an opportunity for practice, he will be taken care of.
Back at the clinic, he once again plunged into his intense workload without mentioning it.
Unfortunately, the two new students he had taken in still didn’t have the ability to share his burdens, otherwise, he would definitely be much more relaxed.
A little after 5:40, close to the end of the day, he unexpectedly received a call from Vice Dean Jin.
"Xiaoli, you haven’t gotten off work yet, have you?"
"There are still seven patients waiting; it looks like I’m going to be busy for another hour or so. If you have any instructions, feel free to let me know."
Li Jingsheng was setting the bones for a patient, and the actual manual realignment took very little time.
Most of the time, he could finish one in just one to two minutes.
However, before the treatment, he needed to conduct a consultation, communicate with the patient, feel the bones, review the images, and then devise the optimal treatment plan.
After realignment, most still required external fixation.
After finishing, he also had to prescribe medication and explain some precautions and the next follow-up time to the patient.
No one could help him share many of these tasks for the time being.
If much of the communication work was handed over to Li Li, she would certainly only be able to deliver template-like instructions to the patients; that would definitely be detrimental to the patients.
Some patients might need to come for a follow-up after three days, while others, if they aren’t experiencing any abnormal issues, can wait a month or two for their next check-up.
Moreover, medications, precautions, rehabilitation exercises, etc., aren’t things Li Li can explain clearly to patients right now.
Originally, these communication tasks, after multiple rounds of learning, would definitely be manageable.
But her daily workload was also quite busy, so it’s truly impossible to expect her to be perfect in a short period of time.
Dr. Chen also wasn’t someone who was particularly ambitious.
Otherwise, he could certainly help Li Jingsheng alleviate some worries.
Now it all depended on the growth of Ye Hui and Yang Luqing.
Then Director Hua promised to help Li Jingsheng by selecting another batch of young medical students. When a good seedling was encountered, Li Jingsheng’s work pressure would be greatly reduced.
"Don’t make it so serious! If you’re free tonight, I’d like to invite you for a simple meal after work."
Vice Dean Jin actively invited him, a junior attending physician, to dinner?
Li Jingsheng wasn’t a three-year-old. Upon hearing this, he knew the other party surely had a favor to ask.
"I appreciate your kind offer! Recently, my clinic launched an online medication sales service, and with the packaging and shipping, manpower is seriously lacking. How about next time I treat you to dinner?"
Li Jingsheng politely declined.
Actually, he didn’t particularly enjoy attending banquets.
He would rather eat a fifteen-yuan fast meal or the eleven or twelve-yuan cafeteria work meal.
Because accepting a dinner meant soft lips and short hands.
Once you’ve eaten a big meal from someone, there are bound to be some favors to return.
"Is that so? Well, let’s catch up next time then. After you finish work, come by my office; I have good news for you."
Since the dinner invitation failed, Vice Dean Jin directly called Li Jingsheng to his office.

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