My first week at the new hospital was packed, more fulfilling than I had ever imagined.
Westbridge General Hospital's cutting-edge facilities and seamless teamwork were both absolutely top-tier.
In just a few short days, I led three back-to-back extremely complicated minimally invasive vascular suture procedures, and every single patient's post-op vitals were basically perfect.
After work, my department colleagues invited everyone out for Italian food.
The whole meal, we only talked about the latest medical journals and tricky, hard-to-treat cases. Not a single person brought up that toxic, backstabbing office politics that plagues so many workplaces.
At Monday's morning meeting, the hospital director announced straight out in front of the entire staff that I would be promoted to Depu
