Dr. Choi Max Ho - Chapter 213



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Doctor Choi Dae-ho Episode 213

“That’s right. I’d be lying if I said I didn’t have any expectations that if I caught your eye, you might write me a letter of recommendation.”

“That’s a very touching statement.”

“The new generation is quick to make those calculations. I wonder if that’s necessarily a bad thing.”

Daeho asked Professor Kim Cheol-yong in a subtle way about the twist.

“Are you saying it’s not bad?”

“It’s not a bad thing to be assertive. It’s just that you have to put in the effort to be assertive.”

“So you told me to watch.”

“No trick will work on Mr. Richard.”

When Professor Kim Cheol-yong suggested it, Dae-ho smiled wryly.

“What kind of eye do I have for people?”

“When it comes to medicine, he is more fierce than anyone else.”

“Ahem. Thank you for the compliment.”

Daeho greeted me with a shy expression.

Professor Kim Cheol-yong took a sip of his drink and continued speaking.

“By the way, have you heard that our medical intern application rate is the highest ever?”

“The biggest ever?”

“I heard that most of the intern applicants wrote emergency medicine as their first choice.”

“Surely… is that because of me too?”

Swish.

Daeho pointed at himself, his voice trailing off.

Professor Kim Cheol-yong nodded with an expression of obviousness.

“That’s right. The other interns are doing the same thing.”

“But only four people received it.”

“Because our Tio is like that.”

“Wait a minute. Then the four interns……”

Daeho felt something.

Professor Kim Chul-yong also seemed to have noticed that feeling and spoke in a muffled tone.

“If you don’t kick me out, I’ll stick around in the emergency room until the end.”

“So that’s why you said you decided to major in emergency medicine.”

“It’s a position that was hard to obtain, so no one would step down easily.”

“I know exactly what happened. I can’t really care, but I’ll keep an eye on it.”

Daeho answered with a look of confusion on his face.

That was the extent of Daeho’s favor.

Professor Kim Cheol-yong also stood up and said, as if he was satisfied with the answer.

Yeah.

“Well then, I understand that. Let’s go now. I need to take a look around with the medical students.”

“Yes. Let’s go out.”

Daeho personally guided Professor Kim Cheol-yong out of the examination room.

* * *

Daeho returned to the nurse’s office and sat down at the desk again.

“Hmm.”

A hint of worry escaped from the air.

Kang Jin-su came over and asked if he heard the sound.

“Senior Richard, why are you doing that?”

“Mr. Kang. Do you know any interns?”

“I know them well. They are my juniors in the club.”

Daeho’s eyebrows furrowed slightly at Kang Jin-soo’s answer.

“Medical students in a club? They must not have enough time to study.”

“Korean medical students must participate in club activities without fail.”

“So it seems like you know Mr. Seo well too.”

“Yes. Senior Seo has a lot of influence in the club.”

Daeho asked slyly about the past that was becoming increasingly curious.

“What club was it?”

“I’m a wineholic.”

“Drinking alcohol?”

Daeho blinked at the unimaginable hobby.

Kang Jin-su answered surprisingly with pride.

“It’s a band with a history called Eumjusanjang.”

For a moment, a harsh thought came to Daeho’s mind.

Swish, swish.

The tiger, who had quickly erased the text, asked the next question with a look of hope.

“Does anyone in our medical school come from the same club?”

“There are a few. Chief, Park Jin-gyu, Taek-kyung, Park Soo-hee. That’s about it.”

“Ah. These idols.”

Daeho felt his head spinning at the rapid chain of connections.

Kang Jin-su said with an even more proud face.

“We’re kind of close.”

“Yeah. I guess so.”

“But why the interns?”

“No. I have something to think about right now.”

Daeho deliberately pushed Kang Jinsu away.

It was a connection I had never imagined before.

‘Besides, the band name is Drinking Mountain Lodge.’

I feel like I heard what he did even though I didn’t.

I also thought I knew where their unique personalities came from.

I didn’t want to think about it any more right now.

It would have been nice to avoid reality.

For now, I put my worries about the interns on hold.

* * *

Time passed, and it became afternoon.

Daeho was still thinking about the interns’ training plan.

“What should I do with them?”

chin.

Daeho sat at his desk, resting his chin on his hand and looking into the distance.

In front of the nurse’s station, the interns were running around like crazy.

Tea ceremony!

“The CBC results are out.”

“The CT scan is ready soon. Bring the patient in.”

“I contacted the orthopedic surgeon, but they said there are no spaces available yet.”

It was a truly passionate sight.

The residents also watched with some leisure as their work was divided up.

“Interns start with the inspection schedule.”

“It brings back new emotions to see our juniors running around.”

“Park Soo-hee, you must be really touching.”

“Of course. Now I’m out of the hell of the lab.”

Park Soo-hee looked particularly moved.

He looked thrilled at the thought of finally being rid of his youngest status.

Daeho was keeping a close eye on those residents.

“We have to catch them first.”

If you tighten the reins on the residents, the interns will follow suit.

That would be the only way to use being from the same club to your advantage.

It wasn’t the time to just sit and think.

It was time to take a look around the emergency room.

As soon as he made the decision, Daeho stood up from his seat.

Strength entered both eyes.

“Then let’s try moving again.”

I left the nurse’s station, mumbling softly, and took my first steps into the hallway.

It was just then.

There was a doctor running from over there at incredible speed.

He was one of the interns I greeted earlier.

Overall, the face was thin and pretty.

The name is.

‘Was it Jeong Si-woo?’

Daeho guessed the name by recalling their first meeting.

However, Jeong Si-woo let out a small scream, surprised by the sudden appearance of Dae-ho.

“Ah, Senior Richard, ugh!”

Next!

Jeong Si-woo quickly twisted his body to avoid the collision.

His reflexes looked quite good, as if he had been exercising quite a bit.

Daeho stood still and blinked.

“What just happened?”

“Senior, I’m sorry for blocking your way!”

Jeong Si-woo, who had stopped, immediately apologized.

Daeho couldn’t understand what he was saying and asked with a puzzled look.

“It was Mr. Jeong Si-woo. Why are you apologizing?”

“I am blocking your path, senior.”

“It’s my fault for suddenly popping up. What else are you so busy with?”

“I was on my way to get the consent form signed.”

Jeong Si-woo answered, lifting up the clipboard.

His face was shiny and covered in sweat.

He looked so passionate.

Daeho nodded with a look of inner satisfaction and gestured.

“Go quickly.”

“Speak comfortably……”

“I’ll do that soon. It looks like you don’t have time.”

“Oops. Excuse me!”

Jeong Si-woo bowed and ran like the wind again.

Daeho looked at her back with satisfaction.

“Then I have to run around.”

An intern is a time when you have to learn and master even the smallest things.

It didn’t go well with leisure.

Daeho headed towards District 1.

This is the nearest emergency area.

But then, in the corner, I saw someone holding a work phone with both hands and making excuses.

It was intern Jaehoon Oh, who had a slightly chubby style.

“I have that kind of patient. Is there a place for me? No, I can’t just transfer on my own…”

I was struggling because the conversation wasn’t going well.

In front of Jaehoon Oh, there was a medical cart, and a chart was on it.

Is something going on?

Daeho approached without thinking and picked up the chart.

“Hmm.”

“Huh. Senior. Huh? No. I wasn’t doing something else while on the phone……”

Oh Jae-hoon was surprised by Dae-ho’s appearance and seemed to be getting scolded even more by the person on the other end of the phone.

Meanwhile, Daeho looked over the chart.

It was written down in detail that the fracture patient’s first aid had been completed and that he should be transferred to the orthopedic department.

There was no problem with the chart content.

But it was strange to see Jaehoon Oh fidgeting and sweating profusely.

‘What’s the problem with getting scolded?’

As I was thinking about this, I heard a faint sound coming from my phone.

-…..Where is the intern so arrogant….. Calling the resident and making noises……

It was full of only harsh reproaches.

Daeho figured out what the situation was with those few words.

He was just venting his anger, saying that the intern had called him.

In that moment, Taeho’s mood suddenly became cold.

It felt bad to be bullied by other medical schools for trivial reasons.

And a resident?

It would have to be at least the same age as Daeho, or lower.

I have something to say.

You could call it bullying.

There was no reason why Daeho couldn’t do it since they were the ones who were being bullied.

Daeho immediately reached out to Oh Jaehoon’s work phone.

“Give it here.”

“Yes? Senior. No, that’s not it…”

Oh Jae-hoon was at a loss.

Daeho couldn’t be patient and snatched the work phone away.

He just shouted at my ear.

“So what’s the problem?”

“What? What’s wrong? Are you crazy? Where’s the intern……”

“I’m Richard.”

“….Aek, Lily. Senior Richard.”

The resident’s voice immediately became gentle.

It was clearly a lower grade than Daeho.

When the person he was talking to changed, he lowered his tail and assumed a humble posture.

But it was already too late.

Daeho spoke in a calm voice.

“What’s the problem?”

“It’s not a problem. But if you suddenly want to transfer an emergency patient……”

“The patient has been treated. And did you make an appointment for the emergency patient to come tomorrow?”

“That’s not it.”

The other person’s voice became even quieter.

Daeho dismissed it in one word without saying much.

“You were an intern too.”

“…..I will be careful.”

I heard the opponent’s calm reply.

Daeho handed the work phone back to Jaehoon Oh.

“here.”

“Thank you, senior.”

Jaehoon Oh quickly accepted it with both hands.

Daeho said indifferently, leaving Jaehoon behind.

“If you ask me something trivial in other medical departments, I will tell you my name.”

“Is that okay?”

“It’s okay. But if something happens, be prepared to be scolded by me.”

“Uh. No. I’ll come to my senses.”

Jaehoon Oh shouted desperately with a frozen face.

Daeho pointed to his work phone somewhat indifferently.

“Please finish the phone call first.”

“Oh, then. Yes, sir. He said he would look into it and contact me right away. Thank you. I will wait.”

Nod, nod.

Oh Jae-hoon repeatedly bowed and greeted people on his work phone, as if things were going smoothly.

however.

Dae-ho’s expression, which had grown distant from Jae-hoon Oh, was quite stiff.

There was an area where some residents treated me rudely because I was an intern.

‘Are these kids not developing?’

Kkugit.

Daeho’s expression naturally frowned.