At five o 'clock in the morning, Osborne stopped his Jaguar, hunched his shoulders, and walked for a while before he finally relaxed a little.
His secretary saw the car from upstairs and hurriedly ran down to pick him up. He complained, "It's already dark. Shouldn't you be receiving your mail at this time?"
"I receive my mail at five o 'clock in the morning because I want my doctors to see my mail when they have breakfast. It's best to think about it on the way to work. Ling Ran is not my doctor yet … Is he here? "Osborne adjusted the hat on his head. The hat was given to him by his second wife, but he did not tell his current wife. Therefore, he still had this most expensive outfit. Osborne only wore it on occasions that he paid more attention to.
It was like a sign. When people who were familiar with him saw this hat, they knew that Osborne attached great importance to the occasion at hand.
To put it in a childish way, he was serious!
A serious bald man … A serious man would always look more handsome when he wore a hat. The secretary knew that Osborne usually would not wear a hat when he met a doctor unless he was going to fire this guy or recruit this guy.
However, even if the Cleveland Clinic had become quite flat, the director of the Heart Center still did not interfere with the appointment of every doctor …
"Doctor Ling has arrived at the operating theater." The secretary first answered Osborne's question and said, "Do you want to recruit him? I've probed with their team, and Doctor Ling doesn't seem to have the idea of working across the Pacific Ocean. "
"People's minds change." Osborne pushed his hat with his finger and walked forward confidently.
The secretary followed closely behind and shook his head.
However, the Director Osborne he was familiar with was a leader who often made mistakes in personnel. It was not too strange for him to have some strange ideas.
Anyway, if Osborne wanted to recruit Ling Ran, then let him. Although the secretary was not optimistic about it, he did not care very much. He just secretly sent a message to the twenty-one people who were concerned about this matter before he got into the elevator.
"The operating theater at 5: 11."
Osborne sat in the waiting room with transparent floor-to-ceiling glass. He crossed his legs and picked up his coffee. He suddenly felt a little emotional.
Similar to his peers, the hardest time for Osborn was when he was in his thirties, before he became an attending physician. At that time, he had to do ward rounds, solve problems, handle emergency cases, and so on before attending physicians came to the hospital.
After this period, although he still woke up very early to perform surgeries, those were considered special occasions. After he became a department director, his body could no longer take it, and he rarely had the time to come to the operating theater.
Osborn caressed the devil's ivy in the lounge. He felt that the leaves were soft and light to the touch. He didn't feel his breathing relax, as if he was going to fall asleep in the next moment.
"Sir," the secretary called in a low voice.
Osborn woke up with a start. "I wasn't asleep."
Then, his hand subconsciously wanted to touch her lower body.
"Doctor Ling is coming out," the secretary quickly reminded.
Osborn was also completely sober. He pulled his hand out and laughed at himself. I didn't even take my medicine. Why am I touching around?
Then, he straightened his collar and touched the devil's ivy to recover. Then, he saw Ling Ran walk out of the operating theater, which had turned from red to green.
"The surgery went smoothly …" Felix followed Ling Ran out of the operating theater. His skin was a little dry and tired, but he looked as excited as a high school student who had just watched porn. He had to recall the scene in the operating theater before he could pretend to be serious and explain the situation to the family members.
Ling Ran just stood quietly by the side, just like when he was in Yun Hua Hospital.
According to the rules, when Ling Ran performed surgery, the attending physician must be present. This was also one of the reasons why many interns worked hard to fight for opportunities. Because the time of the attending physicians was limited, how many times they could accompany the interns, when they could accompany them, and how well they could accompany them depended on the interns' mood.
But in Ling Ran's case, accompanying the interns needed to be fought for. Even if Felix used the principle of "first come, first served", he only managed to snatch the time slot in the early hours of the morning.
Soon, the family members were led away.
Osborn immediately went forward and greeted, "Doctor Ling, how did you feel about the surgery today?"
"Department director?" Felix looked at Osborn in surprise, and his voice rose.
Osborn waved his hand as if he was picking up leftovers. Then, he talked to Ling Ran, "In my experience, the triage of the Cleveland Clinic is much better than that of the hospitals in China. Most of our patients are sent here because local hospitals can't treat them. This kind of surgery should be more interesting. "
"Indeed." Ling Ran nodded and recalled for a while. He said, "The first surgery today was for a second heart bypass. The second surgery was for a patient who had previously received a kidney transplant. The third surgery was for an elderly patient with a lot of underlying diseases …"
"You've already performed three surgeries?"
"Yes." Ling Ran replied to Osborn dryly. It was the last bit of politeness to his boring question.
Osborn laughed out loud and quickly asked, "Is the equipment comfortable? If it's not convenient, our clinic can provide a sum of money to buy your own equipment, about twenty thousand … to fifty thousand USD. "
Felix was extremely surprised. "We have this policy?"
"Now we do." Osborn glanced at Felix coldly.
Felix took a step back in shock and whispered to the secretary beside him, "It wasn't like this in the past …"
No one paid attention to him.
Ling Ran still rejected Osborn without much care. He had received too many offers to give gifts, and he knew how to reject them. The most direct way was the best way.
Ling Ran was very familiar with it.
Osborn was not discouraged. He smiled and said, "In fact, in addition to surgical equipment and operating theaters, our support for doctors also lies in the cultivation of scholarly doctors."
Ling Ran was expressionless.
Osborn maintained his smile. "I can provide the best laboratory and experimental conditions in the United States without any requirements. Of course, if there are additional requirements, you can make more applications … If necessary, we have an integrated cultivation path for scholarly doctors. If you participate, you will definitely get an excellent experience … "
"I'm ready to go back." Ling Ran raised his head and gave Osborn a hard slap.
Osborn was a little stunned. "Go back … but … the mirror image is not here yet."
"I'll leave after I'm done." Ling Ran's answer was also very clear. The surgeries he performed in Cleveland were basically free, and it was normal to use a few mirror images.
Osborn sensed Ling Ran's determination and could not help but sigh heavily. "At least, let us learn from you for a period of time …"
"Felix and Karen have performed a lot of surgeries with me. In terms of heart bypass surgery, they should be able to do some more practice," Ling Ran answered honestly.
Felix was originally an attending physician at Cleveland Heart Center. He had followed Ling Ran for such a long time, and it was obvious that he did not do it for nothing.
Osborn received Ling Ran's reminder. More importantly, after confirming Ling Ran's intention to return to China, Osborn looked at Felix again and suddenly felt that this guy was a little handsome.
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