Kakashi

"You know if you wanna take your lunch break you can"? Mr. Uchiha asked as I slowly chewed on the piece of bread that was in my mouth. The board meeting was yesterday and Mr. Uchiha was acting like his regular self. It's as if the information I told him about the board not trusting him didn't affect him at all. It's like I never even told him.

"I'm fine, just putting the colors on the device before I send it to the engineers".

"You're done already"?

"Yes sir, I am".

"Very impressive Kakashi but I do have to send it to a doctor I trust to see how well it works". "Of course Sir, the last thing I want is to hurt the company".

He's gifted

Obito

It didn't take long for the engineering team to develop and program the device with all the necessary information, settings and programs as well as the shape. It was small and in the shape of a square with a button in the middle. The only colors available were white, blue, red, black and purple. I grabbed one of the blue ones off of the convaterbelt and called him.

Papa: Hello my dear son

Me: Hi papa. Are you busy by any chance? I was hoping to come over with Kakashi".

He looked over at me with a surprised look on his face. I had no idea as to why. He's the one that invented the device of course I'd want him there when it's tested out.

Papa: Of course, come right over. I've been waiting for this day

Me: We'll be there soon

"Sir"? "I need you to come with me so you can explain how it works, your job isn't just to design". "Yes sir, I understand my assignment". "You can follow me in your car". He nodded, packed his bag and walked out along with me.

It took us about twenty minutes to get to the hospital from the office. "Welcome back Obito, here to see your papa"? Mindy asked. "I am, this is Kakashi Hatake, he'll be coming with me for a demonstration". "That won't be a problem, he should be in his office". I nodded and made my way into the back along with Kakashi.

While talking to Mindy I noticed that he took a few steps back but paid no mind to it. He followed behind me through the corridor, onto the elevator, out the elevator  and down the hall to his office.

"Come in". He called after I knocked on the door. I made my way inside with Kakashi and he stood up from his desk right away. "Papa, this is Kakashi Hatske the man I was telling you about, Kakashi this is Hashirama Uchiha one of my dads as well as one of the world's best doctors".

"It's a pleasure Sir".

He came from around his desk and stood in front of us. "Can I see it"? Kakashi nodded before handing him the device and stepping back quickly. I watched as he lifted it up examining every angle.

"Whats its called"?

"I uh haven't come up with one. I thought I would just be making it and handing it over". Papa looked at me before looking back at it.

"What does it do"?

"I want it to be a tool that helps surgeons. I want it to be able to give advice in different techniques, for that there's a setting that allows you to connect it to the screens in the ER. It can also give you information on any doctor in the world so you can know their accomplishments as well as their research so you can know who will best be helpful during a surgery if you need it or just want a consult. It can also give you information on any kind of medication you may be looking for and how to get it if it's not available".

"What if the medicines in a dangerous area"? "The device won't mention it if it is. If money is a problem it'll let you know where the cheapest place to get it is". "How long did it take you to make it"? "Three weeks". "How does it work"? "Simply press the button and ask it what you want". He did as told.

"Hello Hashirama, how may I assist you today"? Papa looked at him confused. "It also knows who's using it". "Hm. Give me information on Dr. Bartolome Oliver".

"Certainly, Dr. Oliver is the co-director of two internationally renowned units located at the Centro Médico Teknon Grupo Quirónsalud, Oliver & Ayats Institute, and the Chiari and Craniocervical Hypermobility Unit, the first specialized unit for the surgical treatment of craniocervical hypermobility present in Europe.

He has extensive experience in spinal surgery and neurosurgery and is renowned for his surgeries at the base of the skull as well as his operations on brain tumours, spinal surgeries, and OCD surgery. He is a pioneer in the implementation of robotic technology as a minimally invasive technique.

Dr. Oliver studied Medicine at the Autonomous University of Barcelona. He began his specialization in Neurosurgery in 1977 at the National Neurosurgery Department in Madrid under the supervision of Dr. Sixto Obrador, the internationally renowned neurosurgeon. After completing his Neurosurgery studies in Madrid, Dr. Oliver joined the newly set up Neurosurgery Department at the Sant Pau Hospital of the Autonomous University of Barcelona.

During the initial stage at this Department, Dr. Oliver took up the responsibility to introduce new techniques learned in Stockholm (Sweden), Montreal (Canada), and San  Luis and Pittsburgh (USA). Until April 2012, he was the Director of the Neurosurgery Department at the Mútua de Terrassa University Hospital and Parc Taulí Hospital".

"Hm, who would be a good female pediatrician surgeon"?

"Dr. Catherine Hunter. Catherine J. Hunter, M.D. is the Chief, Division of Pediatric Surgery and Program Director. Dr. Hunter also holds the Children's Hospital Foundation Paula Milburn Miller Chair in Pediatric Surgery.

She graduated from Weill Cornell Medical College in New York and completed her General Surgery Residency at Harbor-UCLA Medical Center in Torrance, California; followed by a Pediatric Surgery Fellowship and Research Fellowship at Children's Hospital in Los Angeles, California.

Dr. Hunter is nationally recognized as an authority on the care of necrotizing entercolitis, has more than 70 publications, and is funded by the National Institutes of Health. She is board certified in both general surgery and pediatric surgery, specializing in chest wall deformities in children. Additional specialties include surgical oncology and pediatric trauma Surgery.

Prior to coming to Oklahoma, Dr. Hunter served as an Associate Professor in the Department of Pediatric Surgery at Ann and Robert H. Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago, IL.

Her awards include, Excellence in Teaching Award,

Department of Surgery, 2015, Northwestern

University, Chicago, IL

Research Scholar Award Recipient, 2014 American

Gastroenterological Association

Claude H. Organ, Jr., MD, FACS, Traveling Fellowship Award, 2014-2015 American College of Surgeons, San Francisco, CA

Excellence in Teaching Award

Department of Surgery, 2016, Northwestern

University, Chicago, IL

American College of Surgeons- MacLean Center

Surgical Ethics Fellowship Award University of

Chicago/ ACS, July 2017- June 2018

Excellence in Teaching Award, Department of Surgery, 2017-2018

FAME (Feinberg Academy of Medical Educators) award and membership, Northwestern University, 2018

FAME Excellence in Teaching and Mentorship Award,

Northwestern University, 2019

American Pediatric Surgical Association, Jay Grosfeld,

MD Research Scholar Award, 2018-2019

Children's Hospital Foundation Paula Milburn Miller

Chair in Pediatric Surgery, The University of

Oklahoma, April 2020 - Current

"Thank you that'll be all for now". He looked over at Kakashi. "This is very impressive. I know you haven't named it so how about Doctors Assistant"? "If that's what you'd like to call it I have no objections".

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