?Chapter 639:


    They both regretted their initial doubts about her capabilities.


    “Just doing my job,” Norah responded with a calm demeanor, her hands tucked in her pockets as she began to walk away. She was needed elsewhere in the emergency department.


    “Wait, Dr. Wilson,” Toby called out as he hastened to follow her.


    Jarrod’s father released a thoughtful sigh. “I didn’t expect Dr. Wilson to be both young and beautiful. Yet, it’s her medical skills that truly impress. Many doctors at other hospitals struggle with this kind of surgery.”


    Remembering the spark in Norah’s eyes, Jarrod felt a surge of admiration. Her skill and beauty had thoroughly enchanted him. As Norah walked away, he instructed his assistant, “Gather all the information you can on Dr. Wilson from Concord Hospital.” A determined look passed over his face, apanied by a subtle smile. For the first time, his heart felt a thrill of excitement, and he was ready to learn more about her.


    Toby finally caught up with Norah and said, “Dr. Wilson, you came here to sharpen your medical skills, but working in the emergency department doesn’t fully utilize your potential. I’ll discuss with the hospital leadership about moving you to my department. I assure you, you’ll learn immensely there.” Recognizing her potential, Toby was eager to provide guidance. He believed firmly in nurturing talent, convinced it led to better oues for patients.


    Norah declined politely, “Dr. kely, I appreciate your kind offer. While I am indeed interested in the cardiac surgery department, I believe there’s much to gain from continuing my work in the emergency department. I must decline for now.”


    Toby expressed his understanding, though it was tinged with disappointment. “I understand, Dr. Wilson. Remember, the offer stands if you ever reconsider.”


    Your hub for updates: g?lnσν???s?c?m


    With a nod of thanks, Norah returned to her urgent duties in the emergency department.


    Both Jamison and Toby valued the continuous improvement and development of medical talent highly.


    Unlike Jamison, Toby was more assertive in his approach. He was a staunch advocate for allowing doctors to lead surgeries, firmly believing in their capabilities.


    Norah respected Toby greatly and felt that his approach could greatly benefit Baylor.


    After some thoughtful consideration, Toby spoke with the head of the emergency department. He praised Norah’s exemry clinical skills and advised her current leader to extend greater trust to her. He suggested providing her with more hands-on opportunities and sharing invaluable knowledge that could further enhance her expertise.


    May I Acquire Your Contact Information


    .


    .


    .