"Li Xia, you've made tremendous progress in the two years you were away. Doctor Judy spoke very highly of you."
Her teacher from Jiangcheng Medical University, Professor Tan, said this with great satisfaction.
With Doctor Judy's endorsements, Li Xia would be able to begin her hospital internship earlier.
Moreover, when Li Xia visited the vegetative state patient who had been unconscious for a long time during the summer break, the patient had miraculously awakened.
According to the doctors at the local hospital, Ai Xiaoya's awakening owed much to Li Xia's help. Li Xia had also immediately submitted a report explaining why Ai Xiaoya had been able to wake up, offering new possibilities for more vegetative state patients.
Because of all this, Li Xia had already become something of a celebrity at Jiangcheng Medical University and its affiliated hospital, receiving praise from doctors as soon as the semester began.
Now, she could even come to the hospital to study as an intern under Doctor Tan, the head of neurosurgery.
This was an extremely important opportunity for Li Xia. As long as she developed herself properly, becoming an outstanding surgeon would only be a matter of time.
After all, Doctor Tan was the best neurology doctor in the hospital. By her side, Li Xia would encounter many more opportunities.
"Actually, I think Shen Qiao deserves more credit for Ai Xiaoya waking up."
Li Xia shook her head. At the time, she had been more like a bystander and had only done what a doctor should do.
"That isn't important, Li Xia. Without you, Ai Xiaoya might not have awakened. Without Shen Qiao, perhaps she wouldn't have awakened either. The patient's recovery was the achievement of all of you, and you were indispensable too."
Doctor Tan sat at her desk and filled out