VIP Class Notes (Ally)

Vocabulary:

subject: 主语， main thing we’re talking about

conception: 理解(认为某事怎样或应该怎样);

spread: goes everywhere

fulfillment: 满足感; 成就感 sense of accomplishment

specify: say more clearly
ie. The website specifies the different uses of the drug.

Phony: fake

move on: move to the next

Grammar:

SVO
– sometimes the S can be complicated

Go on – continue
ie. Go on being a doctor – you can save lives.

Move on – move to the next – leave the current state
ie. He broke up with me 2 months ago but I still can’t move on.

Speaking:

When I go home, I checked… ADC means antibody drug conjugate. If the drugs enter our body, it can target the cancer cells directly and the effects can be minized.

When I went/got home, I checked on the internet/I checked it out/ I looked/searched up “ADC” on the internet… ADC means antibody drug conjugate. When the drugs enter our body, it can target the cancer cells directly and the side effects can be minized.

The drugs when you use can cause cytokine storm, such as fever…
When you use them, the drugs can cause a cytokine storm, resulting in a/causing a fever…

Side effects of chemotherapy and surgery can be worse than what(the things) cancer brings you.

White blood cells may be reduced to a lower point
White blood cell levels may be reduced

Get infections much more easier
Get infections much more easily

keep up with the latest treatment/developments in medicine

Apart from(Besides) being tired and the no work-life balance part, is medicine what you imagined it to be?

I feel a bit tired

The reason why I want to change my job to pharmaceutical company is because I don’t have any free time besides my work.

Having no free time besides work is the reason why I want to change my job to a …

The nearest interview will be on Friday

Q: Tell me about yourself

A: I’m going to QD university in 2005, and my major is clinical medicine. Then I’m going on studying in that university in hematology …

A: Let me start by …. I’ll start by briefly telling you about my education background… I went to QD university in 2005 for my bachelor’s degree, and I majored in clinical medicine. Then, I went on to study hematology in this university because I was interested in studying about leukemia. After that, I came to SH and went on pursuing my doctor’s degree in Fudan university, and after I graduated, I have been working at xxx hospital since 2016.

During the work, I saw patients with leukemia and lymphoma and other hematological diseases and gave their treatment and follow up. During this experience, I know the target-drugs is very important. So I decided to change my job from a doctor to pharmaceutical companies.

During my work, I worked closely with/treated and followed-up with patients who have leukemia and lymphoma and other hematological diseases. During this experience, I found that targeted drugs is very important and can be effective. So I think I can help these patients, who are not responding well to routine therapy in a different way. So that’s why I’ve decided to change my job from being a doctor to a pharmaceutical company. I think it’s another to use my medical knowledge to contribute to this field in medicine.

Q: What kind of difficulties did you encounter at your last job?
A: My last job gave me a lot chances to work with a lot of patients and I have experiences about how to treat this diseases. However, I can just treat the patients according to the guidelines so it is not the latest treatment. If I change the job, I can use the latest knowledge in the field and save more people’s lives.

A: My last job gave me a lot chances to work with a lot of patients so I have experiences on how to treat this disease in different patients. However, I can only treat the patients according to a specific hospital guideline so it is not the latest treatment. I always felt like I could do more but I couldn’t, in my position. If I change my job, I can use the latest knowledge in the field to save more people’s lives.

I was interested in finding a cure for leukemia./studying about the disease leukemia.