He gave a short response. This means he's not interested right?

I texted him that "lol i saw a patient of the pulmonologist dr's at Costco and told him you're an orthopod so he's going to see you for his hands" he replied "Nice,thanks!"
I get it he's doctor and can't reply much through text to show anything against an employee but he used to. "I know he's keeping it professional but a change all of a sudden. There was an instance where something happened where dr thought i was rude to patient and that's why patient cancelled but he was mistaken. But before it was cleared up I barged into his office and when he said patient said you were rude, I said well if my just telling the patient he has to pay is me being rude then i'm rude. He reported me to management after that and when I went and had a talk with him he realized what happened. In front of everyone he said there was a misunderstnading between us. But by him responding like this is showing disinterest yes?

Such a dry response but pretty reasonable.
If he's been giving dead replies for a longer period of time and not only the once then personally, in my opinion, he don't give a damn.

I didn't understand your post. How old are you? I hope you're old enough to have sat GCSE English Language...

On a more serious note, he's definitely not interested. It seems like he wants you to stop contacting him.

we work together, he's the doctor I work with a very new. So idk if he's itnerested and trying to show preofessional but if he were interested he would show just a little more enthusiasm no?

Did his Facial expressions show disapproval at all when he replied 'Nice, thanks'?
E.g. Happy, sad etc.

This account is a Troll, discussion over.

I think you didn't get it. He's the doctor I work for and see everyday. He's a new doc so not sure if he's trying to remain professional but before he was more talkative. he told me that I have walls and need to bring them down. I said yes i dont let anyone in because no one's on my level. He said yeah no one's on my level either. I said so how would you advise to bring down my walls, he said i don't know because i have walls too. I then asked then why are you telling me to bring mine down and he said because i'm working on mine.

I've understood the context. In all honesty, it does seem like he just wants everything to be professional between both of you. I wouldn't pursue him any longer - otherwise, you may come off desperate.

There's no hidden meaning. It's a message that didn't require a long response.

You were rude though. There's no arguing that. If you were attracted to him then it sounds like you blew it.

Please explain how she was rude? It seems to me that a patient cancelled an appointment as they didn’t realise they’d have to pay, however the doctor jumped to conclusions. And instead of him trying to sort it out with her, he went and snitched to management, only to realise after he misunderstood. So where was she rude? If anything, I’m wondering why she’d be interested in someone like that. He clearly has no loyalty to her and could have lost her her job for his mistake.

You weren't rude, sinfonietta is waffling.

I’m not the op hun, but i agree with you she wasn’t rude at all

Please explain how she was rude?

She barged into his office and gave him attitude instead of listening and communicating properly. It's unprofessional and disrespectful.