Dr. Gu's resume looked impressive, but on closer inspection, the majority of his clients were domestic cats and dogs in the city.
However, there was an advantage; his accumulated experience in animal ophthalmic surgery was extensive, compensating for the shortcomings in Chen Ying's surgical volume.
After submitting the list of surgical personnel, Chen Ying picked up the file and reviewed it repeatedly. He had to consider all aspects; he couldn't let Grandpa Hu fail in the postoperative care phase.
Senior Brother Gu recommended a nurse to him, young but highly skilled, especially in the care of postoperative animals. Her insights in this area were unique among all the animal nurses he had encountered, making her absolutely top-notch.
"She studied nursing at a second-tier college and worked in pediatrics for two years before ditching the hospital to apply for a position as a nurse at our pet hospital."
