Famous Among Top Surgeons in the 90s

Chapter 2372: Not All Bosses Are the Same

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"No need to say more." Cao Yong interrupted his old classmate while driving to the hospital, speaking seriously.

There’s no need to explain. It’s only natural for doctors to prioritize the safety of their patients. He believes she didn’t bring the patient to Guoxie for good reason.

Zhu Huicang listened to him helplessly: Old classmates like Student Xie are single-minded.

That’s all well and good, but understanding the mood of Fu Xinheng and President Wu is necessary. If they were just doctors, they could be carefree, but since they’re responsible for the whole hospital, they must be concerned.

You could say Cao Yong’s mentality is proud, believing he won’t lose to anyone, and hence he feels no fear. But in reality, Guoxie’s cardiac surgery department is under attack from all sides, struggling through reforms. Zhu Huicang, positioned within the cardiac department, knows this all too well.

Sitting in the ambulance, Xie Wanying suddenly received a call from Boss, just like Student Wei.

The one calling her was Immortal Brother.

"Yingying, are you on TV?" Cao Zhao asked her, evidently watching TV somewhere.

Is she on TV? Xie Wanying was confused.

Her bewilderment was noticeable, and Cao Zhao showed a hint of a smile, saying, "Yingying, do you want to say you’re not a movie star?"

Second Brother Cao seemed to be reading her mind. For a moment, that’s exactly what she thought. She wasn’t in the entertainment industry, so why would she be on TV? It was baffling.

Xie Wanying was puzzled by Immortal Brother’s reaction, which was entirely different from Boss Zhang’s. She had initially assumed Immortal Brother was calling her to ask about the patients, just like Boss Zhang.

There was indeed a call from a bigwig seeking help, but Cao Zhao was the type to handle situations as they arise, dealing with them when the patient reached the hospital. Anxiousness on the road was unnecessary, and even if there was a problem, people would call him anyway. Making others anxious needlessly was pointless on the road where medical personnel couldn’t do much.

Immortal Brother had a good mentality, truly unafraid of the sky falling. Once again, it refreshed her understanding of Senior Cao’s family.

It was naturally different. Shou’er ranked first among national pediatric specialty hospitals, undefeated in the world. Perhaps Guo Zhi Hospital’s pediatric cardiac department could rival Shou’er, but given the vast patient business nationwide, their two hospitals couldn’t meet the demand, so there was little worry. Besides, he really wasn’t Zhang Huayao; he lacked Zhang Huayao’s intense competitive spirit.

The only thing that caught his attention was suddenly seeing his brother’s beloved on TV. Coincidentally, this person was now his student. Immortal Brother feared his brother would come knocking at his door about this.

"Are you transporting a patient now?" Cao Zhao asked.

"Yes, Teacher Cao. I was just going to tell you, I’m taking the patient to Shou’er Emergency Department."

"You’re not calling me?"

No major situation has occurred yet, so calling doesn’t do much. This thought was shared by Xie Wanying and Immortal Brother.

Cao Zhao: Hmm, hmm. This new kid has his own working mentality and style, which is a good thing.

Though children’s illnesses can appear ever-changing and urgent, doctors must not be anxious. Pediatricians must remain steady, or else they’ll get caught up in the changing conditions of the patients and make mistakes. Many times, improvising in pediatrics doesn’t keep up with the child’s changes.

The truly skilled pediatricians should have predictive judgment. Student Duan is correct; there must first be an overall plan.

Xie Wanying also thought of Student Duan. In reality, Student Duan was a person who held steady, a potential boss working quietly in the background, not to be underestimated.