enjoyebooks Chapter 1349: Ambitious Aspirations
Chapter 1349: Ambitious Aspirations
"Five days later," the Dean said.Sophie Wilson sighed with relief, "Luckily I came back in time, otherwise I would have missed such a great learning opportunity. It would really be a pity if that happened."
The Dean: "..."
Or is it a missed chance to show up others?
"The people who need to go that day, have you arranged everything, Dean?" Sophie asked.
"All arranged." The Dean puffed out his chest.
The Chapman Family wants to use this symposium to put us down, but he isn’t easy to deal with either, so naturally he selected only elites. We can’t be overshadowed by other hospitals.
"Alright." Sophie stood up with a smile.
"Boss, aren’t you going to take another look?" The Dean asked.
"No need, I don’t understand these things anyway, as long as I leave it to you guys, I’m at ease." Without turning her head, Sophie waved her hand dismissively, walking away decisively.
The Dean was deeply moved by Sophie’s trust.
Having a boss who allows him to do things independently is truly rare; he is determined to manage the hospital well and won’t let the boss down.
Sophie, unknowingly having moved the Dean to secretly make up his mind, went straight to Lingzhu Jade to find Patrick Grant.
"Uncle Grant, I need a large amount of money right now," Sophie said directly upon seeing him.
The money earned through Lingzhu Jade is all managed by Patrick Grant for her.
If it was the usual small sum, she would have had it on hand, but for big investments like opening a hospital, money is drawn from the Lingzhu Jade account.
"How much money do you need, Boss?" Patrick asked.
"Hmm, I’m not really sure..." Sophie frowned and thought for a moment, "Anyway, paying the penalties should require quite a bit of money."
"Penalties?" Patrick asked confusedly, "The doctors we poached from other hospitals, haven’t their penalties been paid already?"
"It’s the Chapman Family urging those hospitals to hold some symposium. I was still worried about not finding such an opportunity to gather people from various hospitals, and now it’s good, the Chapman Family saved me quite a bit of trouble." Sophie happily tapped her fingers rhythmically on the table.
"The more experts we have in the hospital, the more people we can attract." Sophie said with a smile, "I can also contact universities in the future to arrange interns to come over."
Studying medicine is already a tough road, not only is the workload high, but the years are long too.
The key is, in the end, even if you intern, it’s rare to be retained in a top-tier hospital.
If you don’t stay in a big hospital and are assigned to small hospitals or community hospitals instead, then basically your technical development is practically capped.
Not to mention anything else, just the number of patients alone is enough to limit the development of doctors in small hospitals.
Notice how those big hospitals are busy all the time, never having idle moments, while some community hospitals are cold and deserted inside.
This is due to patients’ habits; if it’s just a minor ailment, they’ll just go to the small hospital near the door. But if they feel it’s something major, they’ll surely go to the big hospital.
No matter how strong the theoretical knowledge, without enough practice, it’s of no use.
The number of consultations daily in big hospitals and small hospitals is on completely different levels, what about a month, a year?
The gap will only widen.
"Boss, you have quite the ambition." Patrick Grant, of course, understood Sophie’s plan; she intends to develop the hospital, not just limit it to small-scale operations.