Of course, he did not understand some things in the hospital.
I have the capital and fame, and I don’t need to be restrained by others.
Although the instructor was the chief physician of the urban hospital, he had no intention of obstructing her.
He is also a professor at the college's medical school, so he naturally knows about Wu Dong's close relationship with the college and will not take the initiative to help the hospital.
Based on Wu Dong's performance, the instructor said that the internship period will be over in half a year, and he will also receive a master's diploma by then.
This is enough!
Wu Dong expressed his gratitude to his mentor and made it clear that after graduating with a master's degree, he would open a clinic specializing in general Chinese medicine and sports medicine.
As for obtaining the medical qualification certificate, the qualification to open a clinic, etc., Wu Dong didn't have to worry about it at all, the college would help take care of everything.
Perhaps by then, there will be a lot of cooperation with the medical department of the college.
Even though he declined the hospital's invitation, the hospital did not take any dissatisfied measures because of his mentorship.
Wu Dong still goes to and from get off work on time every day and attends consultations in the Traditional Chinese Medicine Department to solve every difficult disease.
It’s really funny to say!
Today's patients have heard too much nonsense and are not optimistic about the propaganda of traditional Chinese medicine. Only when Western medicine fails to treat the disease or it is difficult to treat it, do they want to try their luck in traditional Chinese medicine.
How can real Chinese medicine practitioners, all of whom have baby bumps, be able to treat patients in a small urban hospital?
Once there is no way to solve those difficult and complicated diseases, don't go too far with all kinds of slanderous and abusive remarks, as if it is a sin for Chinese medicine not to cure them.
Some, after Wu Dong's treatment, their symptoms were relieved and improved, and they turned around and went to the Western medicine clinic again.
There are also some weird things that can really make everyone dumbfounded sometimes.
That is to say, Wu Dong has a good attitude and has not encountered any trouble, otherwise he would not be polite.
As his reputation grew, many patients came to him for help with acupuncture and massage, which naturally caused more troubles.
Fortunately, Wu Dong has his own career and does not rely on the salary of a hospital internship. His freedom is not as great as usual, otherwise he might not be able to endure it.
His medical skills are getting better and better, which makes several middle-aged doctors in the same department take the initiative to put down their bodies and ask for advice from time to time.
After all, we are all doctors, especially Chinese medicine. If we don’t improve our skills, we will be embarrassed in every aspect.
Of course, if you can meet a doctor with extraordinary medical skills like Wu Dong in an urban hospital, if you don't know how to seek advice and learn from it, you will basically be doomed in the future.
Wu Dong did not have the idea of being self-conscious, and all colleagues who were willing to ask for advice received quite detailed descriptions based on the specific illnesses they encountered.
In this process, the level of doctors in the same department gradually improved.
But even so, the Chinese medicine clinic is still the most deserted place in the entire hospital.
Regarding this situation, Wu Dong has no other ideas. When the internship period is over and he gets his diploma, he estimates that his contact with the hospital will become less and less.
Different from the somewhat leisurely internship life, whether it is the industry under his control or the director's studio, he is very busy.
The production capacity of the beverage factory is there, and almost all of the beverages produced at full capacity are swallowed up by the urban area. Every day it is very busy with cars.
Although there is no advertising, as time goes by, the effects of various drinks produced by the beverage factory are revealed.
The effects of soothing and soothing the throat, clearing the lungs and warming the stomach, etc. are gradually being noticed by customers who often drink drinks.
They will naturally recommend such good things to their relatives and friends.
Due to word-of-mouth fermentation and the active promotion of tap water, sales naturally increased day by day, and production capacity quickly reached its limit.
The brother who was in charge of the management of the beverage factory had a headache. He saw that the beverages were selling well, but the production capacity was limited due to raw material factors. He was really depressed.
Of course, with Wu Dong's strict control and inspections of various monitoring equipment, there is nothing he can do if he dares not play tricks.
Wu Dong didn't care much about this. In just half a year, he produced tens of millions of dollars in output, and his profits were as high as over 50%. What else do you want?
As for the problem of raw materials, it can only be solved slowly.
Fortunately, they are not precious Chinese medicinal materials. If you plot some land with suitable conditions, you can grow and produce most of the raw materials needed for the beverage factory.
At that time, expanding production capacity will be a matter of course.
At present, we can only find a few relatively reliable sources of supply through the chaotic Chinese herbal medicine market, and we must be careful to guard against sudden supply cuts.
When the club team participates in the Chinese Super League next year, its influence in the city will be further expanded, and the drinks produced will easily sell well throughout the prefecture-level cities.
At this time, he had to consider seizing the province's market.
That is a plate worth hundreds of millions, or even billions, and there are definitely problems that need to be faced. Wu Dong himself must also have enough public strength.
Therefore, in order to support the popularity of the beverage factory and its subsequent development prospects, it is necessary to recruit a large number of employees, of course mainly veterans.
I have to say that if you have hundreds or thousands of veterans under your command, it would be quite intimidating.
Not only is the beverage factory booming, but the milk tea chain store that I didn't take too seriously before and let my brother do whatever he wants has now become a well-known leisure place in the city, with considerable profits.
The dozen or so milk tea recipes created by Wu Dong himself are naturally extraordinary.
At least, it won’t have too many calories, and it even has a little body-warming effect. It’s an absolute green drink.
My brother is very ambitious and wants to can the milk tea, produce it through the factory assembly line, and bring it to the market as a heavyweight product of the beverage factory.
Wu Dong agreed and let his brother do whatever he wanted.
He had a headache at this time, and the college's New Year's Day party invited him again. The purpose was naturally very simple. He hoped to sing a high-quality new song like last year.
By the way, "Chasing Dreams" helped Wu Dong, and he made nearly 10 million sales in the ring tones market in one year. It was also quite popular.
Although this amount of money is not very important to him at this time, it is still quite a lot of money.
Of course, it is still far from the craziness of "Mouse Loves Rice", which attracted 1.7 billion for the singer.
Although Wu Dong remembered many hit songs later on, he had no idea of making money by singing to become famous. He had previously created "Chasing Dreams" to charge for ringtones, just to make quick money.
Besides, he wasn't interested in those romantic songs, and he didn't want to put them out to make people question them.
It’s true that ancient songs are more suitable for performing at college parties, but I’m not sure how effective they will be…
Keep asking for monthly tickets. It’s really hard to deal with a child who is over one year old and can’t walk yet.