Chapter 2 — The new Director is the object of attention

Kieu Man added another sentence: "Doctor Tham has rich experience, I'm sure she will do a good job in this window department." Hua Duong sent me a private message: "She's so disgusting. Do I need to curse her right in the group?" I texted back: "No need." My father looked over to take a look, his face sank. "Is this Miss Kieu Man?" "Yes." "Wasn't she the one who followed you into the operating room before, led by your hand?" "That's why she knows best how to apply ash and rice husks to your face." At seven-thirty the next morning, I stood in the examination hall wearing a white blouse. Next to the information counter is a stack of wheelchair loan registration forms, a box of glasses, and half a bottle of filtered water. Kieu Man walked down wearing sharp high heels, the name tag on her chest was changed to "Doctor, Deputy Head of the Department of Cardiovascular Surgery". She walked in front of me, placed a stack of medical records on the counter. "Doctor Tham, please help me show the patients the way, don't lead them to the wrong department again. After all, you are now the representative face of the hospital." Several young doctors standing around stopped walking. I picked up the top medical record book and glanced at it. "This patient has had chest pain for two hours. He should have been transferred straight to the emergency room, not in line to get a medical examination number." Kieu Man sneered. "Now you are no longer a member of the Cardiovascular Surgery Department, stop interfering in the treatment." "Having chest pain for two hours and being forced to line up, if something happens, who is responsible?" "Stop using that old trick." scare people.” She snatched back the medical record book, "Director Luc has already said that the order in the medical examination area must not be disturbed." I raised my head and looked up at the escalator on the second floor. Luc Nghien Tu was standing there, next to him was Director of Medical Affairs La Kien Minh. Kieu Man also saw him, her voice immediately softened. "Director Luc, Dr. Tham must still not be used to the new position, he stopped the patient as soon as he came up." Luc Nghien Tu went down and glanced at me. "What's going on?" I called the patient's family over. "Your father has chest pain, is sweating, and can't breathe, right?" The family nodded: "Yes, but this doctor told us to go get the number. front row.” Kieu Man's face changed. "I just told him to follow the correct procedure." I looked at Luc Nghien Tu: "The procedure can wait, but human life cannot." Luc Nghien Tu did not answer me. He told La Kien Minh: "Go to the emergency room." La Kien Minh immediately waved for the nurse. After the patient was pushed away, Kieu Man mumbled: "Director Luc, I really didn't mean it." Luc Nghien Tu looked at her. "The medical examination hall is not a stage, don't use people's lives as a backdrop." Kieu Man's next words were cut off in her throat. I thought he would at least say something fair. Unexpectedly, he turned to look at me. "Doctor Tham, without authorization, you dare to interfere in the patient admission process. Write a report and submit it to the Medical Department this afternoon." Hua Duong rushed out from the infusion area. "Director Luc, if it weren't for Doctor Tham, that old man would still be in line!" Luc Nghien Tu looked at her: "You should write too." Hua Duong was so angry that he almost threw the tray in his hand. Kieu Man bowed her head to hide her proud smile. I picked up the registration paper. "Okay, I'll write." The report was only half written when the phone from the emergency room called the guidance desk. The nurse ran down to find me. "Doctor Tham, the old man just now had an acute myocardial infarction. The emergency department told his family to find you to thank you." Before I could stand up, Kieu Man walked out of the elevator. Following her were Luc Nghien Tu and several hospital leaders. The old man's son holds a brocade

period, head drenched in sweat.