"Well, that's great. You can arrange for them to be in the conference room next door tomorrow morning. Then invite Mr. Liao and the others to join us."

"Okay, sir..." Sha Ling turned around and prepared to go out.

"Hey, wait a minute, Sha Ling, can you, like Song Xiaoniu and Xu Yunyuan, call me the eldest young master in an informal setting?"

Chen Tianhua's words were a double entendre, and he also wanted to give this girl, who is now dependent on her mother, the warmth of a family member or herself.

After hearing this, Sha Ling blushed slightly and replied happily: "Then change your words from now on, young master."

"Okay, one day when Xu Yunyuan comes back from Shanghai, let's just have a drink together and have fun."

"sure…"

Sha Ling left the office happily.

…

The next morning, the teaching and medical talent recruitment meeting was held in the large conference room on the third floor of the headquarters building.

Li Xinghong, Zheng Kun, Liao Yunpeng and other relevant people participated.

At the beginning, I interviewed five ordinary teachers and two teachers from high-level schools. They all advocated new learning and accepted Western teaching methods. They all had relatively high academic qualifications, and most of them were normal school students with corresponding majors.

The key point is that they are all young and energetic, not old pedants wearing melon-skin hats.

Their salary requirements were all within the range stipulated by the autonomous region. Based on their respective salary requirements, Chen Tianhua gave an amount that satisfied both parties.

This group of people were led out of the conference room by Mingzhen and Yu Feng and went to the administrative office on the second floor to sign employment agreements and accept letters of appointment.

Chen Tianhua was very satisfied and fully affirmed Zheng Kun's recruitment work.

The first batch of classrooms at the Huaikan Town Central School were built years ago. The second phase of the project, including classrooms, staff dormitories, student apartments, teacher offices and other facilities, is under construction.

But for the first batch of students after the spring and teachers are in place, classes can officially start.

After these teachers left, there was only one candidate left in the conference room. He was about thirty-six or seventeen years old. He always sat with his chest raised and his head raised, and his eyes were bright.

Zheng Kun pointed at this person and introduced him to Chen Tianhua and Li Xinghong:

"Commander Commander, Lord Biaotong, let me introduce to you. His name is Xiang Dong. He used to be a military doctor of the Beiyang Navy. He graduated from the Imperial Medical University of Japan. Please let the two adults decide for details."

Hearing that he was a graduate of the Imperial Medical University of Japan and a senior military doctor, Chen Tianhua and Li Xinghong looked at each other and beamed with joy.

Currently, throughout the autonomous region, whether it is military doctors or the district central hospital under construction, there is a serious shortage of Western medicine doctors. Currently, there is not a single Western medicine doctor who has returned from studying abroad.

The doctors here, including military doctors, are all orthopedic and traumatologists with a background in traditional Chinese medicine, or doctors who have spent a year and a half in Western hospitals.

"Hello, Mr. Xiang, please tell me about your career experience and career plans."

Chen Tianhua looked at the talented people in front of him and started asking directly.

The man named Xiangdong nodded and replied:

"Your Excellency, I was still a member of the Beiyang Navy when I was young. After the defeat in the Sino-Japanese War of 1894, I was seconded to the Nanyang Navy. I actually spent my later years in the Nanyang Navy."

Chen Tianhua is very sensitive to the word military doctor, especially military doctors who have been in the Beiyang Navy and have certain practical experience. If they can perform surgical operations, this is the talent he needs most at the moment.

He was so focused that his ears were twitching.

Although he was very excited, he tried his best to say in a calm tone:

"Mr. Xiangdong, I don't quite understand the skill requirements for military doctors. The official in charge of medical treatment here is away on business, so I can only ask questions. What combat experience do you have? Or do you have any temporary treatment on the battlefield?

experience?"

In fact, there are no medical officials here who understand Western medicine and surgery, except for him, who has received systematic special training in later generations.

Of course, Xiangdong had no reason to distinguish the authenticity of these. He concentrated on answering Chen Tianhua's questions seriously:

"Returning to the adults, I studied surgery at Tokyo Imperial Medical University in my early years. I know all the skills a surgeon should master. I am good at surgery. Although I am not a pharmacist, I have a good understanding of Western medicine.

It is also very profound, and this includes but is not limited to the scope of battlefield first aid medication.”

"During the Sino-Japanese War of 1891-1894, I was at the Beiyang Navy rear base on Liugong Island and participated in the treatment of wounded on the battlefield from beginning to end, whether they were navy officers and soldiers or army soldiers guarding the island."

Chen Tianhua nodded and said:

"It sounds like you are the military doctor we need. So what experience do you have in rescue? What I'm saying is, if someone of ours is injured on the battlefield, a serious injury, can you provide treatment? I mean successful treatment."

Xiangdong nodded seriously and said:

"During the Sino-Japanese War of 1894-1894, I performed 12 battlefield treatments. Ten of them were hit by bullets, and two were hit by artillery shrapnel. I always performed ligation to stop the bleeding, and then used a knife to remove the bullet or shrapnel.

"

"The most serious one was the one who was shot in the head. The little one did not give up treatment, and the wounded finally survived. Although some of the wounded had their limbs amputated, survival is the key."

Chen Tianhua became more and more excited.

Nowadays, when there is no blood transfusion function for battlefield treatment, the effectiveness and speed of wounded treatment have become the key to reducing the mortality of the wounded.

The mortality rate and disability rate of casualties have been reduced, and the survival rate has been improved, so that most soldiers no longer have the fear that injury equals death.

Once the soldiers let go of the burden of fear of injury, it is self-evident to maintain strong combat effectiveness.

A qualified military doctor who has participated in actual combat and has practical experience is a treasure and must be retained.

Just when Chen Tianhua was about to welcome Xiangdong immediately, the other party straightened his back and said expressionlessly:

"In addition to being a military doctor, I can also serve as a combatant. I am not very good at field combat mode, but I have experience in special operations mode. I studied at the Imperial Medical University of Japan, received VBSS combat training, and also has CQB (

Indoor close combat) special training, so I can serve as both a medic and a combatant."

Only Chen Tianhua could understand this, and Li Xinghong, who graduated from the Tianjin Military Academy, probably had only a little knowledge of it, as he had heard the instructor mention this name.

The so-called VBSS training refers to a tactical mode of the Navy, which mainly involves intercepting and inspecting ships, or directly using force to attack and seize enemy ships.

The navy's vbss and the army's cqb are indeed similar, except that one is at sea and the other is on land, both require close combat.

Western countries overseas, including of course the Japanese island countries, attach great importance to the construction of special forces.
Chapter completed!