About medical reform

I spoke to the doctor the other day. High class doctor, professor. He worked as deputy chief physician of a famous hospital. Now it doesn't work anymore. As part of the reform of medicine, it was reduced. But the professor could not just be thrown out onto the street - he, of course, was offered another vacancy at the hospital. Even several vacancies to choose from. I don’t remember the cleaner, the janitor, the warehouse manager and someone else like that. The professor “for some reason” refused. And I tell him: in vain! Taking into account the rapid return of the “scoop” to us, the position of warehouse manager will soon become more important than the position of the head physician, so it’s in vain to refuse! “Eh,” the professor sighed, “I didn’t think about it, I’ve already given up.”