In the office, Huang Haibo stared blankly at Lu Cheng, lost in thought.
He had known Lu Cheng longer than anyone else at the State People's Hospital, having heard about a handsome young man who joined the emergency surgery department in Long County just last year.
At that time, Huang Haibo didn't think much of Lu Cheng; there were too many young men like him.
The strict hierarchy and clear layering in medicine fundamentally arise because the technical gaps between different groups of people are too vast and thick.
The skill gap between an inpatient doctor and an attending physician is astonishingly large.
The gap between an attending and an associate chief physician is equally astonishing.
Everyone's timeline is limited, so reaching different levels can only rely on individual talent for accumulation.
Why do top chief physicians and professors stand high and sit at the top of the pyramid?
Why are academic papers so highly sought after by so many people?
