My Medical Skills Give Me Experience Points Chapter 1443 - 576: The Most Malicious Praise, "The Anesthetic Worked Too Well" (Part 2)

That’s because the work of frontline nurses is extremely exhausting, yet the income is very low. After being transferred to a secondary line, they can enjoy a more relaxed job, mainly overseeing ordinary nurses. The key is that their salary is considerably higher than that of ordinary nurses.

Therefore, all nurses are very eager to be transferred to a secondary line position.

They refer to entering the secondary line as a promotion.

In fact, it truly is a promotion with a raise.

However, secondary line positions are limited, and the hospital cannot afford to have idle staff. Many frontline nurses, when they see no hope of promotion by the age of thirty-five, choose to change careers or become full-time housewives.

Most smart women still hope to have a job of their own and don’t want to reach out to a man for money.

Otherwise, when they grow old and lose their looks, they feel very insecure.

Without a career of their own, their status in the family is often quite low.

Most will choose to change careers and seek re-employment.

Ye Tingting considered her promotion to the secondary line a blessing in disguise.

When it comes to her promotion, Zhou Can really played a big role.

Because getting promoted to the secondary line is exceptionally difficult, unless one can be evaluated for a deputy senior title, which makes it a bit easier. But how many nurses can achieve a deputy senior title?

After all, it’s only a few.

Most regular nurses, if they manage to become a nurse practitioner, have basically reached the peak.

Nurse Chief Niu almost has absolute authority over whether nurses at the station can be transferred to the secondary line.

When Zhou Can went to the Provincial People’s Hospital to visit Deputy Director Lu, who was injured from a fall, Dean Zhu didn’t send someone with five hundred yuan for Zhou Can to take to Deputy Director Lu?

Because that five hundred yuan was placed on the nurse station, Nurse Chief Niu naturally knew about it.

Ever since then, Nurse Chief Niu has always believed that Zhou Can has a close relationship with Dean Zhu and has taken extra care of him.

With this relationship, Zhou Can’s words carried significant weight with Nurse Chief Niu.

Seeing that Ye Tingting was recovering from her injury and was quite weak, he casually mentioned it to Nurse Chief Niu.

Not long after, a delighted Ye Tingting told Zhou Can that she finally no longer had to run around between the observation room and emergency rescue room. Director Niu had transferred her to the backend to handle patient maintenance and follow-ups.

At first, Ye Tingting didn’t know that Zhou Can had put in a word for her.

Later, to express her gratitude, she invited Nurse Chief Niu to dinner and brought some local specialties from her hometown. That’s when she learned from Nurse Chief Niu that Zhou Can had put in a good word for her.

Nurse Chief Niu also comforted Ye Tingting, saying she should start with the patient maintenance and follow-up position, and if she wasn’t satisfied, they could transfer her to a better secondary line position when available.

She was almost dizzy with happiness on the spot.

She, a nurse practitioner with no connections or backing, was already incredibly fortunate to be promoted to the secondary line.

Something she could hardly dare imagine before.

Now, being promoted to the secondary line isn’t where it stops; according to Nurse Chief Niu, if a better secondary line position opens up in the future, suitable for her, they can transfer her to a more relaxed position.

Ye Tingting was deeply grateful; Zhou Can had been so good to her.

He helped her so much and didn’t even mention it.

Aiding her without expecting any return, that’s truly great kindness.

From that point on, Ye Tingting became one of Zhou Can’s most loyal allies in the Emergency Department.

Sometimes, this is how the foundation is laid in a department or unit.

With a few staunch supporters, one’s position in the unit becomes stable.

Zhou Can’s position in the Emergency Department and Cardiothoracic Surgery was well-established.

His loyal supporters were not just one or two, but a whole group.

"Sister Ting, you’re not off work yet!"

Zhou Can walked over to greet Ye Tingting.

Even at this hour, she was still diligently organizing patient information. Her work was much lighter than that of ordinary frontline nurses, but the workload was still considerable, requiring enough patience and meticulousness.

New patients enter the Emergency Department every day, and they need to be registered in a timely manner.

Of course, there’s no need to manually fill in the log; they can just copy and organize it in a computer spreadsheet.

Then she needs to check the follow-up list to ensure that every patient who needs follow-up receives it promptly. If recovery is good, she ticks them off. Any issues need to be recorded carefully, and some need to be reported to doctors for further handling.

"Oh, it’s you!"

Ye Tingting looked up and, upon seeing Zhou Can, immediately beamed a bright smile, as happy as seeing a family member.

"I need to get a copy of the follow-up data for surgery patients from the past three months, especially data on dissatisfied follow-ups."

Zhou Can didn’t need to be formal with her; he got straight to the point.

"No problem. Do you want it printed or sent to your email?"

She responded promptly.

"Email it to me!"

Zhou Can thought it would be more convenient to view and compile it electronically. He could print it if needed afterward.

"I’ll go on my rounds now. Just send it to me once you’re done, thanks!"

He was such a busy person, always swamped with things to do.

"Why are you being so formal with me, acting like a stranger!"

She playfully scolded him.

Zhou Can just smiled, waved his hand, and went off to do his rounds.

In the Emergency inpatient ward, Zhou Can was especially attentive during this round.

In the past, because of the large number of beds and limited time, he would typically ask a few simple questions and move to the next bed with patients in stable conditions.

Only when encountering patients with abnormal conditions would he conduct a detailed check.