One thing I learned, never underestimate Fridays. It started off normal as usual, not too many patients, but not too little either. But by the time an or two hour passed, we had a full house. Yes, all 20 rooms, including the VIP rooms, were taken and occupied. I asked one of the staff when we were having our tea break, and she told me Fridays are always busy because one, most of them are coming for surgery. Two, tomorrow is a Saturday, henceforth, the professors get to do their cases early. Three, on Sundays, the Operating Theatres are closed; so people usually rush in to on Fridays to complete the procedures on Saturdays, so that they can rest on Sundays. When you think about it, it's like a link of chains.
Then, because I haven't learnt how to slot in last minute surgery cases for booking, the Sister took me for a round to the OT Manager, and what a shock, it's my old tutor form college who taught me GIT (which I flunked miserably til the finals when I finally scored a B.) She was really surprised to see me and I told her that I didn't expect to see her either. I failed nearly all of the interviews I went for and this one is no exception. Lady Luck must've been really been smiling upon me to grant me this job.
Overall in all, nothing much happened. It was just a busy day with tons of admissions coming in til we don't have enough rooms, nor do we have enough discharges to fulfil everybody with a room. And we don't even have enough housekeeping staffs to clean up all the rooms. Disaster. ><
Overall in all, nothing much happened. It was just a busy day with tons of admissions coming in til we don't have enough rooms, nor do we have enough discharges to fulfil everybody with a room. And we don't even have enough housekeeping staffs to clean up all the rooms. Disaster. ><
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