Song Tan's Notes

The three people, who were pulling their suitcases, were stunned.

The summer sun was scorching, and the air was filled with heat waves. My bare arms stung, and even without doing anything, I was already covered in beads of sweat.

But the person in front of them was wearing a neat shirt, had thick black hair, a fair complexion, and exceptionally handsome features, which made the three interviewers pause for a moment.

After a brief silence, a girl stammered, "Boss, isn't the boss a woman?"

Lu Chuan chuckled and took a step back: "Yes, please come in, they're all inside."

Everyone entered the courtyard in a daze, only to discover that the conditions of this rural clinic were truly excellent.

The spacious courtyard is over 100 square meters, and many medicinal herbs are drying in the layers of baskets on the shelves, filling the air with the unique aroma of Chinese medicine.

The clinic is a typical and uniform red brick building, but when you push open the curtain that blocks the air conditioning, you discover that there is another world inside.

The spacious hall is lined with medicine cabinets on both sides, and is covered by cameras from all directions, combining Chinese and Western styles while maintaining a clear distinction between them.

Take a couple of steps toward the center and you'll see a group of men and women sitting there, watching them with great interest.

Everyone here has done hospital internships, but they still feel a little uneasy facing such a concentrated gaze.

Then look at the table directly in front of you. There is a young female doctor with fair skin, wearing a white coat, sitting there with a pulse pillow in front of her.

Everyone breathed a sigh of relief, feeling as if they had found their people. They quickly and efficiently pushed the boxes aside and then went forward to greet them:

"Hello, is this Dr. Guo? We're here for an interview."

Dr. Guo beamed and quickly stood up to get things organized:

"Please sit down, please sit down. You must be tired from your journey. Here, have a cup of herbal tea first, and would you like to rest for a while longer?"

"The restroom is on the left."

The three of them were brought directly from the station, and after getting off the bus, they took another bus to Yunqiao Village. They couldn't go to the toilet for at least two hours along the way.

Although Dr. Guo's act of kindness was insignificant, the moment he spoke, people started helping him with his backpack, offering him water, and even some who were too embarrassed to go to the restroom first...

It's clear that they've had a tough journey.

Song Tan came over to join in the fun and asked curiously, "I heard that there are young men and women taking nursing exams in the surrounding villages, so why aren't they locals?"

Dr. Guo thought for a moment:
"Is the salary not high enough?"

After graduation, the parents of pampered boys and girls are often able to find ways and are willing to spend money to arrange formal jobs for them after their internships.

Families that lack the resources or don't prioritize it naturally hope their children can earn money quickly so they can have social insurance and housing fund benefits.

Although Dr. Guo's clinic has seen a gradual increase in patients since the Dragon Boat Festival this year, it has only been a month or two, and no one knows how things will develop in the future.

If the salary isn't exceptionally high, people still prefer their children to stay and work in the city. Not to mention, her salary is typical for Yuncheng these days.

On the contrary, these few who came—

Dr. Guo had received the resumes in advance and knew their basic information, so she was already quite satisfied. After meeting them in person, she was even more satisfied.

As someone who studies traditional Chinese medicine, I can tell you to judge a person by their spirit and vitality first.

Despite their long journey, the three of them appeared to be in good spirits and their emotions were stable.

Very good very good.

In rural areas, the most you can do is give an injection or an IV to an elderly person. It's hard to find a child from the surrounding area, so the technical requirements aren't that high.

But a person's character is extremely important.

Dr. Guo already had an idea. At this moment, she asked Song Tan again about the cafeteria meals. Anyway, she was paying enough. Whenever there were a certain number of people, she would ask Chef Jiang to recruit another apprentice, and the salary and bonus would be increased. There was no need to worry about it at all.

Then there's the matter of accommodation.

No one rents the houses in town. Many people rent them out simply to keep the town alive and prevent the houses from decaying too quickly.

That meager sum of money is now more than a month's worth of bubble tea.

Therefore, once this is settled, the rental contract for that place can be signed at any time.

With meals and accommodation provided, two key benefits, plus social insurance and housing fund, and a basic salary of 4000 yuan after becoming a full-time nurse, the benefits are secure.

If we were to hire doctors, the salary would have to be higher, but the initial month-long internship would only be 4000...

She was calculating in her mind that, barring any unforeseen circumstances, at least two of the three people would have to stay.

Meanwhile, three people were nervously scrubbing their hands by the sink.

We only got to know each other a little on the way back, but now that we're all competitors and there are so many people gathered here, are we going to have to do a practical assessment later?
Everyone glanced at themselves in the mirror and found that their eyes were filled with the same bitterness.

Whether it works out or not, just look at how they brought all their suitcases – if it doesn't work out, life will be really tough.

They mustered their courage and went out after all.

To be honest, if the rural clinic rejects them again this time, it will be a huge blow to their morale.

If I had known this would happen, I would have been better off working in a factory and screwing in screws than studying so hard for so many years.

Dr. Guo smiled and said, "We discussed this before. There are some people here who are here for health treatments, so let's see if everyone can cooperate—is that okay?"

"If you pass the interview, the salary and benefits will be exactly the same as what we discussed on the phone. We can also drive you to your accommodation at noon, and you can start work and get paid tomorrow morning."

For the three of them, this is the most important thing right now.

They perked up: "Okay, how do we cooperate?"

The only surgeon among the three stood there, somewhat bewildered.

The medical and nursing disciplines are different, and the other party hasn't said how to arrange things yet. Does he have to compete with two nurses in the same way?
But then again, he never expected that a rural clinic could hire a doctor.

I never imagined that one day after completing my studies, I would either apply for a job at a pharmacy or come to a rural clinic.

but……

Having experienced too many failures, he observes things very carefully.

As the taxi drove along, it passed many other vehicles with out-of-town license plates parked in the square not far from the clinic.

I didn't see any special scenery here, so maybe they really came seeking medical treatment, which is why the shop owner said he was too busy.

In this way, the prospects for development are clear.

He doesn't need to get a professional title; he just wants a stable job.

Look at the men and women in this clinic, young and old, but unlike the villagers, they don't have to listen to the local dialect right away, which is considerate to them.

The doctor then mustered his courage and said, "I agree. I haven't interned at a clinic before, so I'm not familiar with the rules here..."

"Excuse me, how do I cooperate?"

Dr. Guo looked at him and saw that he matched the photo on his resume: "Dr. Wu Guo, is that right?" (End of Chapter)