Riverside Fisher

"201th, 202nd…"
Zhou Can, an Intern of Tu Ya Hospital, a Grade A Provincial Tertiary Hospital, would silently count every stitch he finished.
His target today was to complete 300 stitches and fight for a place in the House Officer recruitment two days later.
[Congratulations on completing your 100,000th suture and triggering the EXP system. Medical skills and surgery practice can be obtained.]
Zhou Can shook his head hard.
What the hell is this?
Something even more magical happened as he thought about it.
An interface appeared in front of him.
[Zhou Can, Intern.]
[Pathology Diagnosis, Level Two. Current EXP: 89.5/100. Outstanding House Officer-level diagnosis ability.]
A surgical legend was in the making.

My Medical Skills Give Me Experience Points

So it goes without saying that the medical profession is definitely a high-risk industry. It's not as glamorous as outsiders might perceive.


Speaking of salary, incomes for those at the Associate Director level and above are indeed not low. But the salaries for residents and standardized trainees are genuinely not high.


Even the salaries for chief physicians aren't considered very high.


However, since physicians have prescription rights, chief physicians can have some gray income.


Additionally, once at the chief level, they can sometimes do private work in smaller hospitals. When chief physicians from Tu Ya go to rural health centers, they generally earn extra income as experts.


Even when going to some county-level top-tier hospitals, they serve as renowned experts in specific fields.


So it's safe to say, the professional titles of doctors at Tu Ya really carry significant weight.


Of course, their medical skills are also far superior to those at smaller hospitals.


Chapter 73: Su Qianqian's Gift