Chapter 490 - 280: Old Ren, I Regret It
Chapter 490: Chapter 280: Old Ren, I Regret It
"You’re saying he’s *that* Wu Ting? The one from Fan City First Hospital who’s here for the training camp?"
When Jiang Ming confirmed it, He Guangzong’s expression changed. He suddenly remembered how he had adamantly refused Scholar Jiang yesterday and sent Wu Ting to Ren Anyi’s Third Ward instead.
’No, this won’t do,’ he thought. ’Considering Wu Ting’s surgical skills, his understanding and mastery of Hybrid Technology... he devised a complete and thorough treatment plan based solely on Jiang Ming’s verbal description. A talent like that is incredibly rare.’
Director He grew anxious. He gave some instructions on the upcoming medical orders to Director Liu and Director Gan, then prepared to rush back to Fuwai Hospital.
He planned to have another chat with Ren Anyi.
As soon as he started his car, he sent a direct message to Ren Anyi:
"Old Ren, I regret it!"
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「Fuwai Hospital.」
After the opening ceremony for the training camp that morning, the top twelve contestants from the competition were each assigned a mentoring physician.
Six were assigned to the Second Ward and six to the Third. Li Xun from the Eastern Region and Li Chunpei from Anzhen were placed in the Second Ward, mentored by different directors.
Ren Anyi personally took on Wu Ting and Hu Zhipeng, while the other four followed different attending physicians.
None of the other contestants dared to object to this arrangement. After all, Wu Ting had Scholar Jiang’s approval, and his performance in the competition was plain for all to see.
Guided by their respective mentors, everyone began to familiarize themselves with Fuwai’s Cardiovascular Surgery Center.
The various directors were all extremely busy with their work and academic activities, so the task of orientation was delegated to the junior doctors.
Hu Zhipeng was tasked with showing Wu Ting the ropes.
After the national competition, Hu Zhipeng had developed a great deal of admiration for Wu Ting.
The two of them toured the wards, the operating rooms, and various other departments. As they walked, Hu Zhipeng took the opportunity to ask Wu Ting for advice.
With his Master-level Hybrid Technology and Director He’s Aortic Treatment Technology skills, it was effortless for Wu Ting to guide Hu Zhipeng.
After discussing just a few questions, Hu Zhipeng could already sense Wu Ting’s unfathomable depth.
At least in terms of concepts and theory, he was far beyond him. As for his clinical skills, that remained to be seen.
Hu Zhipeng was now completely in awe of Wu Ting.
After touring the Cardiovascular Surgery Center, Hu Zhipeng took Wu Ting to get his various access cards and his training camp ID card.
The two of them had lunch together.
Wu Ting asked tentatively, "Is there a director named He Guangzong in our Cardiovascular Surgery Center?"
Hu Zhipeng replied as he ate:
"That’s right. Director He is the head of the First Ward in our Cardiovascular Surgery Center. Our center has three wards in total, and the First Ward is special—it’s the ’Blade’s Edge’ ward for the entire center."
"And Director He is our center’s top surgeon!"
Hu Zhipeng understood what Wu Ting was getting at and offered some words of comfort:
"Director He has incredibly high standards. The First Ward never takes on newcomers; its staff are all hand-picked from among seasoned, senior-level directors."
"Besides his work in our center, Director He also handles cardiac emergency tasks. The First Ward has a Sharp Blade Team. In addition to handling the ward’s most difficult and complex cases, it’s also the most capable rescue team for comprehensive cardiac emergencies."
As Hu Zhipeng spoke, a look of longing and envy appeared on his face.
"I understand."
Wu Ting also felt a sense of admiration for this Director He. After all, this was the kind of powerhouse who could casually drop a black-tier skill!
’Anyway, I’m just here for the training camp right now,’ he thought. ’I’ll find a chance to operate with Director He when I come back for a formal fellowship.’
The two chatted for a while longer before Hu Zhipeng led Wu Ting to his dormitory.
The dorms for this training camp were all single rooms. Everyone understood the importance and pressure of the program, so single rooms were provided to allow these top students to manage their own study time.
The schedule consisted of theory classes in the morning and clinical practice in the afternoon. The early morning, lunch break, and evening were reserved for personal review and consolidation.
After seeing Wu Ting to his room, Hu Zhipeng also returned to his own dorm. Even though it was only the first day, the internal training materials had already been distributed.
Hu Zhipeng needed to preview and prepare. The pace of learning over the next half-month would be extremely intense, and no one wanted to fall behind.
After Hu Zhipeng left, Wu Ting closed his door and began writing his paper on Hybrid Technology.
Having acquired He Guangzong’s Aortic Diagnosis and Treatment Technology, Wu Ting discovered that his own Hybrid Technology had undergone another qualitative leap!
’As expected, the more I work with top-tier teams and top-tier experts, the faster I grow.’
Wu Ting was also looking forward to the other training camp participants studying day and night, so he could reap the rewards later!
The afternoon passed quickly. Wu Ting managed to complete two-thirds of his paper and planned to continue writing when he returned that evening.
The training camp provided room and board at Fuwai Hospital, which meant he and Deng Feifei could experience a bit of "absence makes the heart grow fonder."
The afternoon’s clinical practice had a relaxed atmosphere. Since it was the first day, there was no rush to get into the operating room.
The main activity was following Hu Zhipeng and the others on their rounds, getting to know the ward nurses and the other doctors.
On the second day, the morning lecture was a comprehensive overview of cardiac surgery. The content was vast and complex. Director Ren Anyi, the speaker, delivered a highly condensed version that required everyone to study it thoroughly after class with the lecture notes and supplementary textbook videos.
Even with his photographic memory, Wu Ting found it difficult to keep up.