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However, Mononobe believed that he still had the ability. He wasn't worried at all about the fact that Aki Tomoya and the others were nominally resident trainees at Kanto General Hospital, but had actually begun specialized clinical training. He was very confident.
No one at the entire Kanto General Hospital would come to him complain of his discomfort.
Besides, there are so many resident physicians, what difference does it make if there are one or two fewer or one or two more?
As for Aki Tomoya and the others' training reports here, the heads of other departments naturally took care of it for them, and the administrative director and the dean had already been informed.
Especially the girl who came from Shunda University, who was even sent in by the dean.
Therefore, this was not only his decision, but also the influence of Dean Fujiwara.
What's your opinion on Yoshida-kun's situation?
To change the subject, Mononobe specifically asked about Dr. Yoshida.
Before he returned, he had already heard that another of his students had gotten into trouble and might be prosecuted.
He was somewhat troubled after hearing about this.
Mononobe felt quite helpless after thinking about how Yoshida Aoba had caused him trouble again.
"Director, you're being too biased towards Dr. Yoshida."
Sasaki Ichiru sighed after speaking, because he and Yoshida Aoba had a very tense argument yesterday because of this matter.
Everyone in the department saw them arguing about this.
Yoshida's side didn't think there was anything wrong with it.
Sasaki Ichiru is also racking his brains over this matter. Even though the matter has now been handed over to the secretary and the hospital's lawyer, it is still related to their cardiac surgery department.
"I don't seem to have any bias towards either of you, do I?"
Mononobe replied calmly, expressing some disagreement with one of Sasaki Ichijin's earlier wording.
Sasaki Ichiru and Yoshida Aoba were both his students, and he entrusted them with important responsibilities. As for showing favoritism, he did not favor either side, but treated them equally.
"But Dr. Yoshida is so fearless precisely because he has your backing, and of course, it is also because he is too proud."
Sasaki Ichiru explained.
After the hospital's administrative director and the lawyer discuss how to handle this matter, there should be a clear plan. Then it depends on how Dr. Yoshida implements it.
"Keep an eye on this matter, and also keep an eye on those three medical trainees... I'm still quite popular even after leaving the University of Tokyo Affiliated Hospital!"
The head of the department gave instructions, and smiled at the end.
Having left the affiliated hospital of the University of Tokyo, he was no longer the head professor of the university hospital.
However, his old friends in the medical school still remember him.
The request was something that even he found a little unexpected.
If this continues, then the Department of Cardiac Surgery at Kanto General Hospital might as well become the University of Tokyo's private domain.
Thinking this to himself, Mononobe felt there was nothing wrong with this place becoming Todai's private domain. He was also a Todai alumnus, and he knew best how outstanding the people from Todai were.
If possible, we should have more students from Dongda or Shunda in the future, provided they stay. That would be ideal.
"However, putting aside the medical student from Shunda University, were those two people from Dongda University the work of one of your friends?"
Looking at Mononobe, Sasaki Ichiro had a feeling that his teacher was about to make a new move after leaving the University of Tokyo Affiliated School, as if he was going to continue interfering in a different way.
He hoped it was just his imagination; the White Tower no longer had much to do with them.
"You know Professor Yano, right? The one in the pathology classroom."
Mononobe said to Sasaki Ichiru, seeing that Sasaki Ichiru was curious about this matter, he might as well tell him about it.
As one of his right-hand men, Sasaki Ichiru was entitled to know the details.
"That Professor Yano? I remember him. I was in the same cohort at the university hospital and I was working for Professor Yano."
"That's right. That guy sits in the medical department, yet he can still influence the internal medicine department of the hospital. He's always been thinking about sticking his hands into the surgery department."
Mononobe smiled sarcastically as he spoke.
His old friend is quite admirable; sitting in the medical department, he influences the hospital and wants to further expand his influence.
Looking at myself again, I could only retreat from the white tower in despair.
"So, Aki-kun and Majima-kun still have a mission to carry out?"
Sasaki Ichiru smiled as he spoke.
"It's just an experiment, and it's not just the two of them, it's one. That kid named Aki Tomoya is Yano-kun's man. The other two are different."
Mononobe corrected Sasaki Ichiru.
In fact, only Tomoya Aki was a member of Professor Yano's faction; Majima was not included.
Majima was just doing his father a favor by helping him out.
"Is that so...? It's just an experiment. To what extent do we want to go?"
"Let things be as they are. There's nothing wrong with mentoring medical trainees, right? Let's see what they're capable of."
"Wait and see?"
"If possible, I would like to see some fresh blood joining the department."
"clear."
The training is entrusted to them. If they are trained to be excellent cardiac surgeons, it would be a great pity if they were sent away like this.
If their skill level is average, then leaving is no big deal.
Mononobe is also quite curious about what level Aki Tomoya and his team will be able to achieve in the next few years and how much potential they will be able to demonstrate.
If possible, he still hopes that the department can have some fresh blood.
As for them, there's no need to hide anything or do anything special, because they're already special enough. They can just do whatever they want and see how talented the medical trainees are.
Sasaki Ichiru understood what the head of the department meant. The other party told him to pay more attention, but not to think too much about it. He should just teach as he normally would, following the same procedure as when he was at the university hospital.
After that, it depends on the talent of each person and how long it takes.
Chapter 434 Sudden Nighttime Incident
Sasaki Ichiru learned about the situation of the three resident doctors in the department through the head of the supplies department.
Strictly speaking, Professor Yano's person is Tomoya Aki, while Majima enjoys preferential treatment because of his father.
As for Nishikino Maki, that's a different matter. She was sent in by the headmaster and will eventually go back to inherit the family business.
Regarding the three of them, Sasaki listened to the head of the department and said that there was no need to think about anything else at this stage. They should be trained in the cardiac surgery department while they were still residents. They should just go with the flow.
Therefore, Sasaki Ichiru did not change his arrangements for the three of them. After two months with the adults, in July, he appointed the doctor in charge of the children's department as their supervising doctor.
The process is the same as in a university hospital.
However, university hospitals are more teaching-oriented, with lecturers in each department.
Private hospitals like Kanto General Hospital, despite being large and reputable hospitals, have very few staff members who nominally retain lecturer or higher positions at the university.
It's not that other people can't train medical students, it's just that people in private hospitals are generally not as skilled as those in university hospitals.
The majority of medical students each year still enter university hospitals for resident medical training.
In July, Aki Tomoya and the others got a new supervising doctor under Sasaki Ichiru's arrangement.
Dr. Senju, who was in charge of pediatrics, became their new mentor.
During the two months they spent with Dr. Nakagawa, they became familiar with the general work of cardiac surgery, including patient medical records, explanations of their conditions, and the reasons behind certain treatment plans.
In my spare time, I devour books and various materials, which is still a learning process.
In mid-July, it was Aki Tomoya's turn to work the night shift with Nishikino Maki. Besides the two of them, the only other people in the department at night were Dr. Yoshida and another doctor specializing in major blood vessels.
"Aki-kun, we're going to have another wonderful night together."
"Dr. Yoshida, you're putting me in a difficult position."
It's been two and a half months since Aki Tomoya and his colleagues entered the cardiac surgery department, and they've gradually become familiar with the doctors there.
And in the entire department, the most approachable person is probably Dr. Yoshida.
However, instead of saying he's down-to-earth, I'd say he's more like someone who's easygoing in everyday life but extremely serious when it matters.
"How did you handle that matter?"
"If you're saying that ungrateful person is going to sue me, I can tell you clearly that I will absolutely not lose this case; justice will be on my side."
In the end, he was still sued.
I guess they simply didn't follow the plan given by the administrator and the hospital's lawyer.
After spending two months together, he could tell that Dr. Yoshida was a very individualistic and proud person.
Faced with a medical dispute, and without any medical malpractice, he would never compromise simply because of an attitude problem.
"Dr. Moriyama, could you please come to room 1112?"
Night shifts are not easy, at least not as easy as Aki Tomoya's first day at the hospital, when everything went smoothly.
Just after midnight, Mori San, who specialized in large blood vessels, was called away, leaving only three people in the duty room.