63.Start the clinic.

"You think Dr. Ye can last a few days? I guess three days?"

"Three days should be more than enough! I think he can make it to five days, maybe even a week."

"I agree. It'll take some time for patients to realize that Dr. Ye's prescriptions aren't effective, so I'm guessing five days."

"…"

In the inpatient department, several doctors who arrived early excitedly discussed how long Dr. Ye would last in the outpatient clinic before being fired by Wang Yanchao.

"Hey, colleagues, no matter what, Dr. Ye once worked with us. Let's show some mercy."

An older doctor in the office couldn't bear to hear the discussion anymore and cleared his throat.

Although he didn't like Ye Ruixiu and thought he was just a doctor who relied on connections and flattery rather than medical skills, he still didn't want his colleagues to talk about Ye Ruixiu like that. It seemed too cruel. They should just part ways peacefully. Especially after last night's banquet, his impression of Ye Ruixiu had improved slightly.

Someone spoke up, and the discussion naturally came to an awkward halt. Despite the awkwardness, they continued to speculate in their hearts.

"Sue, do you think Dr. Ye will really be fired?"

In the nursing department, a young nurse blinked at Su Dongmei, who was busy.

"How would I know?"

A hint of sadness flashed in Su Dongmei's eyes. She had attended the banquet last night and felt that Ye Ruixiu's departure was inevitable. Honestly, she felt a bit sorry for him. She had a decent impression of Ye Ruixiu as a person, but his medical skills...

But in an instant, she composed herself and continued her work, preparing the medication for the upcoming patients.

"Sue, Arlin said earlier that Dr. Ye started seeing patients early in the outpatient department. Do you think he's foolish? Does he not realize what Director Wang meant? Does he not believe what Zheng Wenbo said last night?"

The nurse continued.

Started seeing patients early?

What is Dr. Ye trying to do? Doesn't he know what Director Wang meant? Does he really not believe what Zheng Wenbo said last night?

Su Dongmei furrowed her brow, and her movements paused for a moment.

"Sue, do you think Dr. Ye can last in the outpatient clinic? Can he make it a week?"

The nurse blinked.

"Alright, stop gossiping about others. Get back to work. Director Wang will be doing rounds soon. Don't say I didn't warn you!"

Hearing the nurse's increasingly audacious remarks, Su Dongmei couldn't help but frown and put an end to the gossip.

Although she agreed with firing Ye Ruixiu because medical skills were paramount for patients, she still felt uneasy about discussing Ye Ruixiu in such a disrespectful manner.

"Ah! Almost forgot!"

Su Dongmei's words had an effect, and the nurse exclaimed before quickly returning to her tasks. She didn't have the energy to continue gossiping about how long Ye Ruixiu would last in the outpatient clinic.

As she watched the busy nurse, Su Dongmei stopped her own work and stared into space. How long could Ye Ruixiu last? Three days, four days?

Although personally, she hoped Ye Ruixiu could last longer, as a nurse, she hoped he would leave as soon as possible to prevent more patients from being misdiagnosed.

Is what Director Wang doing really right?

Isn't it better to just fire Dr. Ye directly?

Su Dongmei's expression showed a hint of confusion. She didn't agree with Director Wang's decision to place Ye Ruixiu in the outpatient clinic. She felt that many patients would be misdiagnosed during this period.

Sigh... Director Wang has no choice. After all, Dr. Ye has the backing of Director Zhao...

It's better to rip off the band-aid quickly. Although it's not ideal to have Dr. Ye in the outpatient clinic, it's still a better solution than having him stay in the department. Director Wang's decision is probably the best under the circumstances.

Besides, it's not like the outpatient clinic is the emergency room. Most cases are mild, and even if Dr. Ye delays some patients, it shouldn't be a big deal...

Finally finding a reason to comfort herself, Su Dongmei resumed her work with a sigh.

…

Ye Ruixiu was unaware that he had become the hot topic of discussion in the entire department, with everyone speculating on how long he would last in the outpatient clinic before leaving.

He didn't have the time or energy to focus on anything else.

All his attention was on treating patients.

He didn't even have time to pay attention to anything else. Since he announced the start of consultations to the nurses, he had been busy. Patients came one after another, and he examined them, inquired about their conditions, and meticulously recorded their medical histories.

As he had just started seeing patients, Ye Ruixiu couldn't afford to be careless. He carefully examined every patient, even those with seemingly simple conditions. After confirming their diagnoses, he meticulously documented their cases and prescribed treatment plans.

This made his workload even heavier.

From the morning consultation until the end of the shift at noon, Ye Ruixiu hardly drank any water or even took a restroom break.

There were several times when Ye Ruixiu wanted to take a break, but every time he thought about the patients who had been queuing up since early morning, filling the lobby with worry on their faces, he pushed aside the thought.

Finally, when it was time to finish his shift at noon, Ye Ruixiu felt his throat was hoarse and his facial muscles stiff. In order to give patients a better experience and gain their trust, he had maintained a smile throughout the consultation process.