My Medical Skills Give Me Experience Points

Chapter 1361: Chapter 539: Bandit Logic, Talent Seeking to Join (Part 2)

Vice Dean Zhang began to play the emotional card.

It seems that before poaching Zhou Can, he comprehensively understood Zhou Can’s personality, character, and work capability.

This isn’t difficult.

You can hire a specialized headhunting company. They know how to gather information on any desired talent.

“What’s the point of me taking a functional role at Third Hospital? Can Third Hospital actually provide the promised salary?”

Zhou Can couldn’t help but counter.

“I can’t say for certain that this goal can be achieved, but there’s a very good chance. During that surgery livestream, many people already considered you a top expert in the industry, and your reputation could be beyond your imagination. It’s actually after that when our Third Hospital suffered a severe blow and the business began its sharp decline. Speak of the matter, you do bear some responsibility. So, I hope you can lend us a hand at this critical juncture for Third Hospital’s survival.”

“If you take a role at Third Hospital, you can earn an additional annual income of at least two million, while also saving a hospital and helping your former colleagues receive their deserved wages. Our hospital has hundreds of employees; should we go bankrupt, they’ll all lose their jobs. If it reaches that point, you’ll be the sinner, and all of these people will hate you.”

This time it was Dean Zhang Qilian speaking.

Compared to Zhang Mingxing, the Dean’s eloquence was even more formidable.

He attributed the impending closure of Third Hospital entirely to Zhou Can.

“Ha… this is really interesting. Wasn’t that surgery livestream arranged by your Third Hospital with money? Now how come I’m the one being blamed? According to Dean Zhang’s logic, if I punch someone, and they’re tough, hurting my fist, I don’t reflect on myself but blame them for being too tough.”

Zhou Can wore a sarcastic smile.

The closure of Third Hospital, his surgery livestream indeed contributed to pushing it, but the responsibility lies with Third Hospital, not him.

Agricultural culture and pirate culture are truly two different logics.

“With nothing to say in common, why say more? I advise Dean Zhang to remember that those who do more wrong are bound to destroy themselves. It’s better to find the issues within yourselves first. Online, in various news media, the families of those who had issues or even lost their lives after surgeries at your Third Hospital are publicly criticizing you — this is key. As for our Tuya Hospital being increasingly strong in diagnosis and treatment, providing better services — that’s our own ability. We can’t accompany you in degradation because you’re failing. Goodbye!”

Upon finishing, Zhou Can opened the car door and stepped out.

By this conversation, there was no longer a need for the parties to continue negotiations.

He could not possibly help Third Hospital.

A hospital indifferent to patients’ lives, without medical ethics, without credibility — if it doesn’t go bankrupt, everyone’s responsible.

Having been rebuked by Zhou Can, Zhang Qilian’s face was dark and unsightly.

His chest heaved violently.

He was clearly quite angered.

“Young people shouldn’t act too ruthlessly, forcing people into a dead end. When cornered, even a rabbit might bite!”

Zhang Qilian said menacingly, biting his teeth.

“As I said, Dean Zhang needs to first correct such bandit logic. You’re failing, yet don’t allow others to excel — that’s irrational.”

Zhou Can wondered how such a person could become a dean.

The future and fate of Third Hospital’s medical staff were in the hands of such a person; how could they not follow him into disaster?

He did not turn back, but could feel stabbing pricks on his back.

This feeling had only occurred when marked for assassination.

It seemed Dean Zhang Qilian already regarded him as a thorn in his side.

Some people’s minds are narrow like that.

Even without provoking him, if one excels too much, obstructing his interests, he’ll see you as an enemy, eager to eliminate.

Zhou Can felt frustrated; it was truly trouble coming out of nowhere.

He worked diligently at Tuya Hospital, saving lives, yet Third Hospital took aim. The reason being his excellence.

“Cousin, don’t leave, can’t we discuss it nicely!”

Chen Shangmei didn’t know what Zhou Can and the two deans talked about inside the car.

Now that the conversation broke down, she hurriedly intervened.

“Shang Mei, out of respect for my aunt, I’ll give you a sincere advice: leave Third Hospital, leave this place of trouble.”

Zhou Can gave her a calm glance.

Though young, she was twenty-eight — she should understand the ruthlessness of society.

Initially, without a familial link to Zhou Can, she might not get involved.

Now things were uncertain.

Judging by Zhang Qilian’s exhibited character — vicious, cunning — he might still consider using Chen Shangmei against Zhou Can.

Then her situation would become precarious.

“Third Hospital is quite good though…” she was at a loss.

Zhou Can’s serious tone as he advised her.

Seeing Zhou Can quickly leave, she refrained from persuading further.

…

The following days were calm.

Having experienced being targeted for assassination, Zhou Can naturally heightened his vigilance and precautions.

Third Hospital now resembled a ferocious beast in despair, should it retaliate against Zhou Can before perishing, it would be unjust to die.

Deputy Director Lu’s jump began fermenting, propelled by over twenty doctors and nurses who changed jobs.

Previously, even if they loathed Third Hospital’s core, they dared not confront it.

No obvious resistance could be voiced.

Because individual strength was weak.

Until Zhou Can suggested a path at a teahouse, offering hope of returning to Tuya, giving courage to oppose Third Hospital. Decisive, creating opportunities to return to Tuya.

The twenty-plus individuals weren’t fresh recruits; they were experts, directors with notable achievements in the medical field.

Jointly they sued and requested intervention by the higher governing authorities, wielding considerable strength.

Currently, it’s yielding effects, with intervention from higher health authorities, focusing on mediation.

Their demands aren’t excessive, merely aiming for Third Hospital to void tyrannical contracts and compensate them. At least receiving due wages.

Some self-media already exposed the situation.

Especially on TikTok, Zhou Can could effortlessly see negative news about Third Hospital related to doctors and nurses seeking wages.

An impending collapse isn’t caused overnight.

Third Hospital faced peril everywhere, problems cropped up incessantly.

The financial chain broke, business dwindled wildly, negative news persisted, salary demands from employees… It stood at the brink, anytime near collapse.

Meanwhile, Zhou Can became increasingly busy at Tuya Hospital.

His surgical team longed to recruit another doctor, another nurse.

Finding suitable candidates was arduous.

Those qualified couldn’t be recruited, the unskilled offered no use.

On this day, as Zhou Can left the operating room, a finely adorned young woman welcomed him with a smile.

“Dr. Zhou, could I interrupt you for a moment?”

“If you have something to say, go ahead.”

Zhou Can subtly assessed the young woman, appearing around twenty-eight or nine, remarkably well-kept. Fair skin, excellently maintained figure, flat abdomen with no excess fat visible.

Her complexion seemed quite good, unlikely to be patient-like.

“I wonder if your team needs more people? I’m an operating room nurse; that day I watched your surgery livestream, greatly admiring. After inquiry from various ways, I found you at last. I’ve already resigned, solely to join your team.”

As she spoke, her big eyes blinked alluringly, charming Zhou Can.

Beauty, especially those whose eyes speak, attracts any man.

Sometimes, interacting with beautiful women doesn’t necessitate possession.

Simply seeing them each day — aesthetically pleasing — is a form of enjoyment.

“Just resigned? What if I don’t take you in?” Zhou Can wondered wouldn’t she be a brainless fan?