After filling in the information form, the supervising doctor, with a pointed voice, said "Do you know the first thing about joining Cardiothoracic Surgery? Learning to take out the trash. Because in our Cardiothoracic Surgery, there are no minor operations, all of them are high-risk, high-technical requirement major surgeries. Don't think about what you resident trainees can do; what you can do is watch more, learn more, listen more, ask less, and do less."
It's often said that those in Cardiothoracic Surgery are too proud and arrogant.
Zhou Can experienced it firsthand today.
Although resident trainees are indeed inexperienced in many aspects, they are still much better than interns. Moreover, some of the resident trainees present have already been in training for more than two years.
They have long since obtained their Medical Practitioner Certificate and can be considered formal Resident Doctors.
Even being the attending physician wouldn't be a problem.
