Years: Salted fish life since going to the countryside.

Chapter 1216 Countdown to Return Home (I)

After the story of Han Li rescuing a pregnant woman was published in the newspaper, he immediately bought many copies of the newspaper and collected them.

These powerful people in England are extremely slow in handling many things. Even for a small matter like adding a garbage truck, it is impossible for them to reach a consensus on the matter without holding more than a dozen meetings and dragging it out for a year or two.

However, when these powerful people deal with matters that concern them personally, the speed is quite fast.

The incident of Han Li rescuing a pregnant woman was reported in the newspaper the day before, and the King's Hospital praised Han Li the next day.

It was announced that Han Li skipped the one to two years of Foundation Year (core training) that every medical student needs to undergo after graduating from school due to his excellent internship results, which is known as the internship period in China.

This jump only allowed Han Li to be promoted to a regular doctor ahead of schedule, allowing him to temporarily get rid of the title of intern and obtain the title of a formal doctor. It did not mean that his job would be moved to the King's Hospital.

Moreover, Han Li must complete all department rotations within the hospital before he can have the right to prescribe.

Now Han Li can only handle some situations that interns cannot handle under the title of attending physician.

Department rotation is simple; the most difficult part is the assessment and evaluation of this person by the department leaders.

However, Han Li now has special care from the top leaders of the King's Hospital. As for the department rotation, he only needs to stay in each department for a few days, go through the motions and get familiar with the people there, and he can get it.

In England's current medical system, the title of "attending physician" is followed by "general practitioner" and "specialist".

These two titles are much more difficult to obtain, and most require five to eight years.

First of all, you have to become a member of the Royal College of General Practitioners of England. During this period, you not only have to treat a large number of patients and achieve a certain number of surgeries, but generally speaking, it is based on successful cases.

In these few years, you must pass professional physician evaluation every year. If you fail one year, you will need to postpone it for another year until you accumulate enough years and quantity, or someone helps you.

Han Li somehow managed to get an English medical license, and he never thought about wasting a few years taking exams to become a "general practitioner" or "specialist".

Also, although England's medical license can be used in many countries, especially its former colonies, the legitimacy of England's medical license is not recognized in Longguo, which means that it does not have the authority to practice medicine in Longguo.

If Han Li's credits were not still in someone else's hands and he couldn't come to help with the finalization, he would have wasted his time getting a doctor's license that he couldn't use at home.

Han Li had just received praise from the King's Hospital, and the Royal College of General Practitioners of England also sent Han Li a certificate of outstanding student, school membership, and an invitation letter allowing him to return to school at any time to choose further studies.

Be it the praise from King's Hospital or the membership and invitation from the Royal College of General Practitioners, Han Li really doesn't care at all.

Han Li now plans to complete the rotation of all departments as soon as possible, put an end to this drama completely, and lie down completely before returning home.

This is what Han Li thought and did. He left the obstetrics and gynecology department that day and went to the surgery department for rotation.

A week later, Han Li left the surgery department and went to the emergency department, followed by pediatrics, orthopedics, dentistry, and ophthalmology.

When Han Li meets a department head who is easy to talk to, he will treat him to a meal or take him to a bar to have fun.

In short, try to get the other party to evaluate and assess you in the shortest time possible. Han Li only took two days to complete the fastest department. If he encountered a department head who was difficult to talk to, Han Li would stay there for a week at most, and then he would take the initiative to mention the matter. Because of the care of the hospital's senior management, the procedures of these departments were relatively smooth.

With Han Li's hard work, he obtained the right to prescribe in less than a month and became a real attending physician.

Next, the hospital issued Han Li employment documents for other public hospitals, allowing him to officially leave the King's Hospital under the pretext of accumulating surgical volume, thus completing the final work of the Earl's matter.

During this period, it happened to be the Chinese New Year in China. Han Li called his family on time. Although he couldn't talk much due to various reasons, he was very happy to hear the voices of his parents, wife and children in the New Year.

In addition to calling his family, Han Li also called Guan Zhilin and Hao Hongmin who were in Hong Kong.

After a year of hard work, Guan Zhilin's grades are steadily improving. Her teacher said that if she wants to study interior design, she can try to apply for the Royal College of Art in England or the Glasgow School of Art next year.

Han Li supports Guan Zhilin going to school, because as long as people have something to do, they won't have any random thoughts.

As for how Guan Zhilin will develop in the future, it really doesn’t matter. Even if she doesn’t develop well, Han Li has enough money to support her.

It doesn't matter if she changes her heart after becoming a strong woman. People are people, not captive animals. No one can stop her from changing.

Anyway, Han Li has already taken the lead, so the money he spent on her during this period can be regarded as the initial loss compensation.

Hao Hongmin's situation is not very good. In Hong Kong, as long as you are willing to spend money, you can go to most schools at any time.

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Although Hao Hongmin has gone to school, she is still secretly despised by her classmates.

The main reason was Hao Hongmin's accent. Even though she had learned Cantonese for a while before coming here, people could still tell it was her accent after she arrived in Hong Kong.

In this regard, Han Li could only comfort Hao Hongmin on the phone and told her to chat more with the waiters in the store if she had nothing to do.

During this period, Han Li wanted to call Fu Weihong, but considering the impact and uncertainty of long-distance calls, he ultimately did not make the call.

After Han Li left the King's Hospital, he first went to school to meet with his mentor, Professor Rand Swanson, and briefly told him about his situation in the hospital before leaving.

However, Han Li did not go back to London this time. Now there were only two months left before his visa expired and he wanted to be a lazy fish for a while and finish writing the book Harry.
So Han Li rented a house next to Niujing University and lived there. He drank tea, wrote books, played with lynx and Scottish Fold cat every day in the house. In the evening, he went to a nearby bar to relax.

However, the bars in Niujing County are close to Niujing University, so the customers here present two distinct types of attitudes.

The ones who play crazy are really crazy. When they are drunk and high, they will jump directly onto the stage to dance **, and then pull a stranger to the toilet or a corner to communicate, or they don’t care if they are pulled away by others. The main purpose is to enjoy every day of life.

The conservative ones are truly "conservative". What they enjoy is the process of being pursued. It is impossible to have a deep communication with the other party over a drink. Most of these people are just fishing.

Han Li didn't like these two types of people, so he went there twice and never went again.

But there are still more than two months before the visa expires, and Han Li doesn't want to endure those long nights during these days.

When Han Li was thinking about whether to stay in London for two days, he suddenly thought of the business card he received when he entered school, so he picked up the phone and called.
(End of this chapter)