Many outstanding medical students have the opportunity to enter the hospital of their choice, but they may not be able to pursue the specialty they like. They either have to compromise or step back to choose a slightly lesser hospital. Xie Wanying was mentally prepared for this.

Shang Siling and Xiao Shugang gazed at her serious face, feeling puzzled. From what they observed of this cousin in medical studies, she was clearly doing very well and shouldn’t be worried about not having a job after graduation. As university lecturers, they had seen many students looking for jobs after graduation and were quite accurate in their judgments.

Perhaps, since they were not within the medical industry, there were things they didn’t quite understand, leading to a gap in perception with Xie Wanying. Thinking of this, Shang Siling and Xiao Shugang felt there was a need to talk to Xie Wanying’s university advisor when there was a chance.

The journey was smooth, and the two ambulances arrived at Guo Zhi Hospital at 7:42 PM.

In the operating room, surgeries left unfinished during the day were continuing until the patients could safely leave the operating table. The doctors, who missed dinner, were already hungry, but it could be said that the patients’ conditions couldn’t wait for the doctors to finish their meal before saving them.

The news was that emergency patients had arrived. Shim Youhuan handed over the last bit of the surgery finishing work to the doctors below, put on a white coat without having time to change into surgical scrubs, and hurriedly made his way to the emergency department.

The emergency department doors were wide open, as two stretcher beds were pushed down from the ambulance. The on-call emergency nurses stepped up, guiding everyone to push the stretchers into the resuscitation room, and then move the patients onto the hospital beds.

After escorting the patients to the designated hospital, Lu Xin had to leave, bidding farewell to Xie Wanying and the others: "Dr. Xie, we should work together again if there’s a chance in the future."

"Thank you." Xie Wanying thanked this young nurse sister for her help and assistance along the way.

Lu Xin smiled at her, thinking of saying the words "You will become an excellent doctor" but then reconsidered, fearing it might cause trouble for Xie Wanying here in the top-tier tertiary hospital of the Capital, and turned to leave.

After the elderly lady was moved onto the hospital bed here, Shilei asked the nurse, "Is the ventilator ready?" Having manually operated the patient’s portable ventilator all the way, his forehead and back were sticky with sweat.

"Ready." The nurse replied, along with other colleagues, pushing the prepared ventilator to the side of the elderly lady’s bed.

With the ventilator in use, the manual labor can finally be relieved. Shilei wiped his sweat. Performing any medical operation is exhausting; there’s no such thing as non-tiring work.

The ventilators at the Guozhi Emergency Department are very advanced, each one is imported, unlike the simple non-invasive ventilators at Guoxie Respiratory Department; they are expensive invasive ventilators that can also provide non-invasive mechanical ventilation for patients.

Looking around, Xie Wanying roughly counted, the number of ventilators in the Guozhi Emergency Department was probably incomparable to those in the Guoxie Emergency Department Respiratory Section, which might make the teachers at Guoxie very envious.

It’s inevitable; Guo Zhi is a specialty hospital, not a comprehensive tertiary one, without the need to accommodate less profitable departments, thus achieving a relatively higher economic benefit. Boss Zhang’s initial choice to come to Guo Zhi talked about the abundance of funds, not meaning more in employee salary than Guoxie, but the ability to concentrate resources to delve into the cardiovascular specialty without wasting a dime. For doctors dreaming to pursue the top in cardiovascular specialization, Guo Zhi is undeniably the best choice.

The emergency medical staff busied themselves around the two new patients. The elderly lady needed blood drawn and injections, while Xiao Shugang reconnected the ECG monitor.