enjoyebooks Chapter 1351: No Problem
Chapter 1351: No Problem
The boss always has connections and channels he doesn’t know about, which naturally makes things faster than usual.Sophie Wilson rattled off the names of hospitals. Although she was speaking in a foreign language, the Dean, as a hospital director, naturally could understand. Still, the Dean fell silent after listening.
Sophie couldn’t hear anything from the other end of the phone. She curiously held the phone up to her eyes, checked to make sure the call hadn’t been disconnected, and then placed it back to her ear: "Hey, what’s up? Is the signal bad?"
"No, boss, the hospitals you mentioned are all abroad." The Dean finally spoke, his voice shaky. His foreign language skills were pretty good, so he shouldn’t have heard wrong.
But if he hadn’t mistaken anything, these hospitals... are quite renowned abroad.
Maybe he could mix up other hospitals, but the chances of him getting these few wrong were pretty slim.
"That’s right, they’re abroad." Sophie Wilson confirmed what the Dean said.
"Boss, for this kind of cross-border exchange... shouldn’t we prepare at least half a year in advance?" The Dean spoke conservatively, as sometimes even a two or three-year lead time is possible.
Anyway, no matter what the timing, it definitely wouldn’t be like his boss said, one week later or ten days later.
"Of course, you have to plan ahead for the exchange." Sophie Wilson said with a cheerful smile, "This time, I invited them over, and they’ll only be here for a short period, at most about a week or ten days."
"However, you can rest assured. During this exchange, we can set future exchange dates with them, and after they return, we can arrange things better." Sophie Wilson had it all planned, "Later on, a few months, half a year, a year... none of that will be a problem."
The Dean silently pressed his hand to his chest, feeling his heartbeat was a bit irregular: "Boss, are you well acquainted with these people?"
"Yes." Sophie Wilson’s straightforward reply made the Dean’s heart beat fiercely even though he was already prepared, still feeling his endurance might be lacking.
"Then I’ll send them an invitation via fax, and they’ll follow the procedures?" The Dean tentatively asked.
Can’t blame him for asking like this; he really hadn’t experienced this kind of invitation exchange process before.
This isn’t like inter-departmental exchanges within his own hospital, where a phone call would suffice. This is international.
"No need for procedures." Sophie Wilson said, "They’ll sign themselves and then stamp it with their hospital’s seal."
"That’s all it takes?" The Dean asked with a tremble in his heart.
"What else?" Sophie Wilson asked puzzledly, then laughed and said, "Ah, I don’t quite understand this process either. Anyway, I called them, and they said that’s all it takes. They’ll come when the time comes."
"It’s just a temporary visit. Once they arrive, you can discuss long-term exchange and collaboration with them, and then check how to proceed with the specifics."
"You can handle those. I’m just an outsider. Let’s leave it like this for now." After finishing, Sophie Wilson worriedly asked, "No problem, right?"
The Dean, feeling a bit overwhelmed, ruffled his hair before saying, "Boss, as long as they’re alright, we definitely won’t have a problem."
The trouble is with those foreign hospitals; the ones benefiting are their hospital. What problems could they possibly have?