Moving forward-speeches for medical daughter-in-law (non-IT class)

Moving forward

I am a mediocre person. people walking in the crowd may not be able to tell me. I am a mediocre person. I work, work, eat, and go to bed every day. I am a mediocre person. I have been in the hospital for more than half a year and I am only familiar with my colleagues in the laboratory. There are very few employees in other departments.

I was a little timid when I first saw the theme of this speech. I searched the online video of the first quarter finals of "Super speaker" and spent more than two hours watching the contestant's speech status. I will search for the keyword "detection department touching story, what kind of story is a touching story? When I searched 5th pages, 6th pages, or even later, I saw a report about the sacrifice of SARS medical staff in 2003, my eyes were blurred and my computer was closed. I have been thinking for a long time. What is it?

It is true that life cannot be vigorous and vigorous every day; nor can work be as ups and downs as a movie. We do not want disasters in the country, nor the sacrifice of medical staff. I am reflecting on this. Are we only touched by the heroic talents of angels in white in 2003?

I recall that in the last 10 months after I joined the company, leaders, colleagues, and patients in the hospital, especially the laboratory, were all touched by me.

When I first joined the company, I was not familiar with the work process. What should I pay attention to during the work of the Director Qian Xiaoyu and Wan Xiaojie? How should I do it? I am very touched;

I am very touched by the fact that new employees may have an appropriate process, and hospitals and departments will have irregular training to help us learn and grow as soon as possible;

When I was not familiar with the instruments and equipment, I was very touched by my colleagues who did their best to help me;

Whether in the day shift or night shift, whether in the Department, go to the health check, or go to the ward, I treat every patient with the utmost sincerity, A patient's smile, nod his head, and eyes are all encouragement and support to me, and I am very touched.

Recalling the past days, I may not be able to name a patient, but it may be just a link to the patient, but I cherish the moments of serving them. I feel that my work is very valuable and meaningful, so that they can no longer be anxious, minimize their concerns, and put the ticket in their hands, I will be touched by my daily work.

Maybe, in the eyes of others, we work repeatedly every day. Every day we deal with blood, urine, and convenience. Every day we are busy testing and reporting for patients. Without the glamorous work of doctors, you cannot have in-depth communication and communication with patients like doctors, and you cannot have a complete and touching story like a doctor. However, think about how many touching moments every day, the patient's anxious waiting, and the doctor's diagnosis based on our test results. Instead, I think our work is no longer mediocre, I decided on my choice as an examiner.

Being touched, not necessarily with great waves, but with great waves; being touched is not necessarily a complete story, starting with, starting with, transforming, or ending; being touched is not just a big man; being moved not only exists in news reports and textbooks ......

Listening Attentively, touching you and me;

Feel it with your heart, and be moved around you;

Every day, we will have a lot of impressive reviews;

Let these changes turn into the motivation of our work, let them turn into our better services for patients, and let all the changes turn into our grateful heart.

Moving forward with emotion, may our hospital have a better tomorrow!

AM

 

Mingyi world

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Moving forward-speeches for medical daughter-in-law (non-IT class)