The Returning Doctor Wanted to Live Quietly - Chapter 356



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Episode 356. Overseas Dispatch (8)

I came back from the hospital just to buy coffee.

The draft was not visible.

“I guess he hasn’t come yet.”

“Well, I guess he went to eat. It’s still lunchtime.”

“We still have time. What should we do?”

“Let’s wait for the hematoma for now.”

“I wonder.”

“Let’s go.”

A road to walk while looking at the signboard.

A familiar scene immediately appeared.

A place I’ve already been to.

It’s a given.

Of course, something has changed.

That’s like looking at a monkey in a zoo. No, it’s the attitude of the nurses who don’t even care.

Their voices had grown louder.

“I heard you did something?”

“what?”

“Haven’t you heard yet? I heard he solved a difficult case.”

“Aren’t you a surgeon?”

“Well, he’s a genius. I heard he’s really famous in Korea.”

“okay?”

“Oh, I heard there’s chaos in the surgical field too.”

“Wow, it would be nice to work together.”

Those who express interest late.

There was no nurse who disliked a competent doctor.

Because it can reduce three tasks to one.

When I sit there listening to such pleasant chatter.

A man approached me, who told me to call him Doctor Robo.

“What about food?”

“I ate roughly.”

“Did it suit your taste?”

“I haven’t found a good restaurant yet.”

“Oh… … . Please give me your email address. I’m not sure if it’ll suit your taste, but I’ll send you some places that are famous for their delicious food.”

“Oh. Good.”

Jinhyuk smiled brightly and called out the email address.

Actually, you can check it on the intranet.

This happened because I didn’t have access yet.

When Robo put the notebook back in his pocket and showed no sign of leaving, Jinhyeok trailed off.

“however…….”

“yes yes.”

“When will the tumor marker test be available?”

“Why? Because I’m curious?”

“Just in case.”

“… … ?”

“We are not ruling out the possibility that both cases occurred, rather than being mistaken for liver cancer.”

“Um… … . In that case… … .”

“It has never been reported.”

When a patient with liver cancer also suffers from actinomycosis.

It has never been reported.

However, that does not mean that it can be ruled out.

Always with an open mind.

All possibilities thoroughly.

It was the attitude a doctor should have.

so.

“Your attitude is also great. I am impressed.”

An exclamation of admiration flowed from Robo’s mouth.

An uncharacteristically German behavior, where people are extremely reserved about expressing their emotions.

This was the best compliment I could get.

Robo said.

“Actually, something happened earlier.”

“What’s going on?”

“I administered penicillin and amoxicillin and notified the patient and guardian. I cried so much that it was difficult to administer the medication.”

“ah…….”

“It was really a mess, crying and making a fuss. I thought it was cancer, but it wasn’t. Well, that could happen. So I kept pushing the lab.”

It means that they are urging you to hurry up and get the results.

Jinhyuk laughed softly.

That makes sense.

There were some guys like Gian, but there were also many normal doctors.

Of course, there seemed to be many doctors who acted like civil servants with a tax rate of over 48%.

“How long does it usually take?”

“When it’s slow, it can take 24 hours.”

“It’s really slow.”

“How long does it take to Korea?”

“Two hours will do.”

“Two hours? Is it really two hours?”

“yes.”

“How did you get there so quickly… … .”

“That’s… … . Um… … .”

Jinhyuk couldn’t answer right away and stuttered.

A culture of doing everything quickly.

Korea was angry that two hours was too long.

Even if you can’t do it, ten times.

No, I’ll ask you a dozen more times.

When will the results come out?

There were many patients and their guardians who were anxious about the results of tumor marker tests that indicated the possibility of cancer.

Because it’s a matter of life and death.

Well, the accuracy wasn’t that high.

Additional tests had to be done, though.

When Jinhyuk couldn’t answer properly.

Robo called the lab.

but.

“I guess you went out to eat.”

As expected from someone who strictly follows lunch hours, they seem to have left their seats.

It was heartbreaking to think of the patient crying while having a sandbag placed on him.

so.

“Shall I go and see the patient for a moment?”

At Jinhyeok’s words, Robo started walking ahead.

Patients confirmed in this way.

He was praying continuously while carrying sandbags.

Looking for God.

A scene of searching for deceased parents.

He was no different from any other patient.

Although the probability that distant metastasis had not occurred was over 90%, the results of the tumor marker test had not yet been released.

Even the extremely rare possibility of this happening would make the patient anxious again.

“Hey, patient. Didn’t we meet earlier? I’m from Korea… … .”

“Oh, thank you. Thank you, teacher!”

Thank you from the guardians and patients.

As it continued endlessly, everyone shrugged their shoulders.

Fighting is a constant.

Nothing makes a doctor dance more than the praise of a patient.

* * *

Lunch time is over before we know it.

The seat was still empty.

“Why aren’t you here yet?”

“I’ll be checking the gate.”

“yes?”

“Because you just have to take it before lunch time ends. It’s an access card.”

“ah…….”

It’s scary to let out a sigh.

My classmates were muttering.

“They say German doctors work like civil servants… … It’s true.”

“Can we also get off work on time?”

“It doesn’t look like there are many patients anyway. It’s perfect for anyone but research doctors, perfect.”

These people are busy with their business.

Since Jinhyeok was dealing with Robo, there were people who didn’t think it was rude to speak in Korean.

But then Robo calls right away.

It became as quiet as a mouse.

Continued urging.

They even went so far as to say, “In Korea, it can be done in 2 hours, so why can’t you?”

After a while, Robo hung up the phone and smiled brightly.

“The results are out.”

Although no one said anything, laughter replaced the answer.

Jinhyeok and his classmates looked at each other and laughed.

“thank god.”

“Thank goodness. Usually, the most painful thing is when cancer metastasizes.”

“That’s right. I endured all the pain and received chemotherapy. But if it metastasizes… … it’s bound to be even more frustrating.”

“Thank you. I ask for your continued support.”

“We are the ones who need your help. We are not yet familiar with German and will probably be speaking in English more often.”

Robo leaves after saying hello.

Jinhyeok and his classmates went to find Gian.

But others came later.

“I saw you earlier. I’m Levy.”

“Please call me Lina.”

“I heard you were a genius. The rumors were true.”

“I didn’t believe it… … . Well. This is no joke.”

A flood of greetings.

And a request for a handshake.

Jinhyuk and his group also started to introduce themselves while smiling.

Showing off your skills has already had an effect.

* * *

‘I made a mistake… … .’

As he watched the Korean doctor surrounded by medical staff from afar, Kian’s expression changed into that of a shit-eating face.

hematoma.

The most difficult department for surgeons.

I chose it for nothing.

And now that things had turned out this way, I knew for sure.

They were never ordinary.

In the past few years, they have been working long hours while filling their regular working hours and working as civil servants.

It was clear that he lived a very intense life.

If he wasn’t a genius or something, the other doctors wouldn’t have agreed with Jinhyuk Lee’s claims.

So even though Christie kept tapping my side, I didn’t want to approach her.

Instead, I kept thinking about it.

Since you can’t know all the fruits well, you have to press the buttons carefully while being aware of the situation.

Then soon.

“I’m going to meet HNO-Arzt.”

“HNO-Arzt?”

“Yes, um… … .”

When Gian rolled his eyes and let out a moan, Jinhyeok, feeling uneasy, turned his head.

“Does anyone know what HNO-Arzt is? It seems like an acronym.”

“hmm…….”

“Don’t you know, Mr. Kim?”

“I don’t know.”

“What about Mr. Jang?”

“Do you understand me?”

“I don’t know either.”

“me too.”

Lee Tae-hee and Choi Jae-sung shaking their heads without even being asked.

Jinhyuk’s head turned towards Gian again.

“What is HNO-Arzt?”

“It’s an abbreviation for Hals-Nasen-Ohren-Arzt.”

“Oh, an ENT doctor.”

“… … .”

“Well, let’s go meet up.”

“hmm.”

“… … ?”

“Wait, wait a minute.”

When Gian hesitated.

Jinhyuk tilted his head.

I just had lunch.

The reaction was different.

In Germany, doctors’ titles are completely different depending on their specialty.

It was strange that he wasn’t calling the doctor or going to see a doctor.

Let Jinhyuk and his group remain silent.

Kian opened his mouth.

“Let’s go see a gynecologist instead.”

“Well, let’s go.”

“… … .”

“Why? What’s the problem?”

“… … .”

Even though he answered readily, Gian remained silent again.

Jang Hyuk-jun, who had been watching the scene, stepped forward.

“This kid, are you going to go now?”

“Are you going to see the liver?”

“I think they’re just trying to see which department will step on us, don’t you think?”

“I think so too.”

“Why are people being so childish?”

“Oh my. So cute. So adorable.”

It was quite cute to see such a large and scatterbrained guy turn his head.

No, if you took this guy to any general hospital in Korea, he would definitely be in trouble within a week.

They have to do ceremonies, can’t sleep properly, have to be on duty, have a lot of serious patients, have to write papers for them, and look for samples. There are many doctors who lack social skills because they only study their whole lives…

If you taste the real Korean Doctor, you will be a fool.

* * *

Endokrinologe.

Arbeitsmediziner.

Hammatologue.

Angiologe.

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.

.

The questions continued for a long time.

The tour started at the end.

If you don’t care about something, it’s just okay.

The department that wanted to show off their skills literally showed off their skills.

If you combine the time before and after the regression, the karma alone is over 30 years.

After three years of studying at a private school, a dog can learn to recite poetry.

Jinhyuk still showed off his overwhelming skills.

The same was true for other motives as well.

Four years of being treated like a dog.

The Korean style of education, which involves cramming in all sorts of cases in a short period of time, is showing results.

Of course, in terms of medical science and the quality of papers, it was at a miserable level.

And there was something else that made Gian even more upset.

“I don’t know.”

“I don’t know?”

“yes.”

“You really don’t know?”

“I don’t think it’s wrong to not know anything about gynecology.”

I said I didn’t know what I didn’t know.

That attitude was so honest.

It’s embarrassing for the drafter.

Rather, it was Christie who asked.

“Can I say I don’t know?”

“Why not?”

“… … .”

“If you don’t know, study and learn, and ask for advice from experts. Isn’t that what it means to be a doctor?”

There was nothing I could do with such simple words.

The tour continued like that for three days.

Kian crouched down with an expression that said he had both hands and feet raised.

“… … The tour is now over.”

Kian, who has become completely wrinkled.

Jinhyeok and his group, who had said things they didn’t mean, saying that they had a hard time, headed to the break room.

I’m thinking of eating ramen.

Even though I had already received a list of delicious restaurants, the longer I was away from Korea, the more I couldn’t help but crave ramen soup.

hereto.

“Ramen? What is ramen?”

Christie, who had been following me around for three days, using up her vacation days, showed curiosity.

Jang Hyuk-jun, who knew that her actions were motivated by curiosity, quickly suggested it.

“Would you like to try it?”

“it is delicious?”

“I’ll finish it.”

“is it so?”

“It’s enough to make Michelin go away.”

“Oh.”

As Jang Hyuk-jun took out a cup of ramen from his bag, Christie turned her head towards Gian.

“Let’s eat together.”

“I don’t like it.”

“Really? Then I’ll take one.”

“I don’t like it.”

“Hey, people. Why are you so petty?”

“What is that now… … .”

Those who bicker even though they have no intention of giving.

Jang Hyuk-jun smiled faintly and handed Gian a pack of steamed ramen.

Swallowing the words that I’ve been trying really hard to feed you shit.

And that night.

Kian called Christie and appealed.

That Korean doctors tried to poison him.

He said he gave me too much spicy ramen.

It’s not even deep-fried ramen, it’s just steamed ramen with a mild flavor.

They were spicy Germans.

* * *

Now that the tour is over, all that remains is to prepare for the exam.

Jang Hyuk-jun immediately turned on the computer.

The place he entered was ‘Berlin Report’.

A Korean immigrant to Germany.

And it is a community that international students seek out.

He immediately posted on the job posting board.

[Looking for a German private tutor.]

But no comments are posted.

Jinhyeok, who was watching from the side, clicked his tongue.

“Isn’t the tuition fee too low?”

“Then should I raise it more?”

“How much is appropriate? Let me search for it.”

“I did something similar… … . Oh, I don’t know. Let me raise it a bit more.”

A post that has been revised again.

Again, no comments were posted.

“What? Why is this happening? Is it because I signed up today?”

Everyone went to study, leaving Jang Hyuk-jun alone to be impatient.

Jang Hyuk-jun changed the title this time.

[Genius Surgeon Jang Hyuk-jun!! Seeking a German tutor! Preparing for the medical language exam!]

A comment that has drawn aggro but still doesn’t move.

Clear status as a doctor.

So, he revealed his identity, which was so shocking that he ignored the famous saying that you have to be most careful of Koreans when going abroad, but there was no response.

So Jang Hyuk-jun changed the title again.

[Self-proclaimed genius surgeon Jinhyuk Lee! Scheduled to work at Platenbau! Seeking a German tutor!]

A title that has caused all sorts of aggro.

The content has also been extensively revised.

While working at Asin Hospital.

They all came together.

Five of them, too.

But still no comments were posted.

Jang Hyuk-jun, tired of waiting, called his wife, Jeong A-reum, and they started chatting for a while.

And then.

Comments started coming in as if it was a lie.

└ Really? If you’re talking about Mr. Lee Jin-hyeok, then you’re the same Mr. Lee Jin-hyeok who works at the hospital you know? Did he really come to Germany?

└ If it’s the Plattenbau Hospital, it’s in East Berlin. If you can even mention the name of the hospital, it seems real.

└ I was suspicious because it was an ID that was registered today. If it’s true, it’s really great. There’s a doctor who works at a general hospital in Frankfurt, but this is your first time in Berlin.

└ When do you start treatment?

└ When do you start working?

└ Can I also get surgical surgery?

└ My heart wasn’t in good shape to begin with.

Comments pile up in an instant.

It was counted as a popular post, and the next morning the number swelled to 200.

There weren’t many doctors who immigrated to Germany to begin with.

Even if there is one, it is a situation where one opens a small hospital in the neighborhood and works there.

But it was the Plattenbau Hospital in the dilapidated and neglected area of ​​East Berlin.

It was really nice to have a doctor who could speak Korean come as an exchange doctor.

And this is.

“Yes? Oh, yes. Once you pass the exam, the teachers will start working.”

This led to a flood of phone calls.

Korean residents who had been waiting for a long time for a Korean doctor working at a large hospital to come started calling him directly.

This is a craze.

No, it was truly a whirlwind.

Because I didn’t have to pay expensive airfare to go all the way to Korea.