"Two consecutive days of surgeries? Of course, I believe that Doctor Ling can persevere, but is it necessary? "Cha Lunwang sat opposite Hospital Director Bo. He was humble and curious.
All doctors had experienced staying up late to perform surgeries. Regardless of how leisurely American doctors could be after they became attending physicians (the highest title for surgeons in the United States), it was normal for them not to sleep for 48 hours or even 72 hours when they were resident doctors.
At the end of the day, high-ranking doctors had accumulated skills and were familiar with the rules of the industry. They could go up against hospitals and push the blame to young doctors. They could always live a good life.
Young doctors with low seniority were the ones who were squeezed out of the system, and they could work no matter how busy they were.
Even doctors like Cha Lunwang, who were known to be leisurely, had to work for two or three days in a row for more than ten years.
However, freelance surgeons were different. It was the first time Cha Lunwang heard of someone volunteering to perform surgeries within 48 hours.
If he did not know Ling Ran a little, Cha Lunwang would have a strange look in his eyes.
It was the first time Hospital Director Bo provided such an intermediary service. He braced himself and said, "Doctor Ling has his own habits and plans when it comes to time management. Performing surgeries continuously for a long time usually makes Doctor Ling feel very happy."
Cha Lunwang listened to the translation and was stunned. He said, "This kind of excitement is rarely heard of."
Hospital Director Bo's face turned green. He thought about it and did not explain. "So, it's a deal?"
Cha Lunwang hesitated for a few seconds and said slowly, "Alright, since it's Doctor Ling's request, of course we welcome it."
"That's great. Actually, when we get to know each other, you will know that a doctor like Doctor Ling is really the most perfect surgeon. "Hospital Director Bo laughed.
"For us, you can say that." Cha Lunwang admitted and said, "Doctor Ling is indeed one of the few pure surgeons I've seen."
Hospital Director Bo laughed and added on Cha Lunwang's behalf, "It's not that he doesn't have any eccentricities, but we're more used to eccentric doctors."
Cha Lunwang laughed. "That's right. Compared to many surgeons, hmm … if Doctor Ling only wants a surgery environment and patients, we can still accept it. "
For the senior doctors in the General Hospital of Bangkok Hospital, there was no shortage of patients. There were more than 40 hospitals and 15 branch hospitals in Thailand. All of them could provide patients continuously, especially for famous doctors. It was easier to persuade them to accept the patients.
This was actually the norm in the modern medical system. A good hospital and a good doctor would never lack patients. In fact, a large number of patients could not receive effective treatment because of the lack of medical resources.
As for the primary health care system, to some extent, it was more like a placebo.
Correspondingly, the high-end medical system and the members of the internal members were naturally high above the masses. For example, Cha Lun Wang was familiar with senior surgeons. If he wrote down their requirements or quirks, he might even be able to put together a book.
In comparison, he naturally preferred surgeons like Ling Ran, who were purely focused on medical treatment. Of course, surgeons who could work in multiple batches for a long period of time were even rarer. To a certain extent, hospitals could earn a lot of money because of this.
After all, it was obviously beneficial for the hospital to perform more surgeries in a given amount of time.
No matter what, Cha Lun Wang had no reason to refuse.
Hospital Director Bo could not help but feel relaxed. He took the opportunity to tease the doctors' quirks and other things. He took the opportunity to say, "By the way, there is another doctor in our clinic I am familiar with. He graduated from Johns Hopkins University and is very good at digestive surgery …"
"Is he practicing in the United States?" When it came to the other doctor, Cha Lun Wang's attitude was not as humble.
Ling Ran, who was directly on the list, definitely did not need Hospital Director Bo to promote him like this. And the doctor he needed to promote naturally needed to be reviewed by Cha Lun Wang.
Hospital Director Bo also rearranged his emotions and expression. He smiled humbly and said, "He is currently practicing in Hong Kong."
"Graduated from Johns Hopkins University, but practicing in Hong Kong? Do you have a specific resume? " After Cha Lunwang exchanged a few words with Hospital Director Bo, he knew that this person was obviously not a "famous doctor". Not only was he not a world-class famous doctor, he might not even have made a name for himself in the local area. At most, he was just a rising star.
And Hospital Director Bo's collusion at this time was more like a way for this rising star to accumulate experience and get opportunities.
Doctors in Hong Kong were known as people from the Moon and people from the Planet, which meant that they could earn one million HKD a month, or even one million HKD a month from the Planet. Such a high salary was naturally not something that public hospitals could offer. A senior consultant doctor in Hong Kong only had a monthly salary of two hundred thousand HKD, and it was still far from the salary of the Moon, let alone the Planet.
Hong Kong doctors mainly earned money in private clinics, and if they wanted to earn more easily and even become a person from the Planet that even doctors were envious of, they had to treat foreigners, especially Europeans and Americans. This way, they could build up their reputation and increase the patients' confidence.
Hospitals in Thailand often sent freelance surgeons like this. But compared to the branches in Chiang Mai and other places, the requirements of the headquarters of Bangkok Hospital were always higher.
Cha Lun Wang usually did not bother to arrange for such doctors to come over, but today, for Ling Ran's sake, he still gave Hospital Director Bo the chance to submit his resume.
"I'll send it to your email." Hospital Director Bo immediately used his phone to send an email. When it came to buying one and getting one free, he naturally had to strike while the iron was hot.
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Later, Ling Ran began to participate in the consultation of patients one after another.
It was unlike when he was in China, where he handed over similar tasks to doctors he was familiar with to do. Ling Ran did not trust the doctors in Bangkok Hospital enough. Accordingly, he preferred to use medical scans and physical examinations to make a diagnosis of a patient's condition.
Lu Wenbin and Yu Yuan, on the other hand, got a short break. Zuo Cidian had to bring along the workers provided by Junan Clinic to do the most basic work as an assistant.
Fortunately, when he saw three to five patients, he would always get small gifts. This always made the tired Zuo Cidian feel refreshed.
Cha Lun Wang watched by the side and found that although Ling Ran's way of doing things and process were different, he was still very popular.
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