You need a jack of all trades, and the best bang for your buck will be an ER doc-or at least an Emergency Medicine resident doing their surgical rotations. It’s a comic, emotive pleasure with plenty of sex Tighten your corsets, ladies. I know you want to stay in the OR with your beloved surgeons (and I love them all, as well!) but please, you’re starting to strain credibility here. 17 hours ago &0183 &32 Shonda Rhimes’s gorgeous triumph of a spin-off follows Queen Charlotte across two timelines. 85,846 ratings 8,874 reviews 22 distinct works Similar authors More books by Shonda Rhimes The Fug Girls on How to Read Like a (Fictional) Royal Dedicated fans of authors Heather Cocks and Jessica Morgan might know the duo better by the affectionate moniker The Fug Girls, after their.

We’re just as smart as the surgeons, have lots of cutting wit (from hanging out with cops and firefighters and paramedics all day), excellent multi-tasking skills-able to go from comforting a pregnant lady to suturing a screaming toddler to saving a stroke patient to being command doc in a major trauma without blinking an eye! If you want a generalist, get an ER doc on board. Shonda Rhimes’ series are characterized by their entertaining, addictive plots full of twists.

No, Addison really can not be all those things (and I think one show mentioned she also has a PhD in nutrition or the like?)-she’d be 100 years old before she finished her training! Believe me, I agree, in fact, that’s the theme behind all of my own medical suspense novels.īut as a pediatric ER doc, I have to protest.

I love that you focus on how people save people, not medicine. I mean, there’s Meredith, dead-DEAD!-from cold water immersion and the only person who comes up with the right treatment is your OB-Gyn/pediatric surgeon/neonatologist/perinatal maternal-child-health specialist? And then everyone ignores her? I love, love, love Grey’s Anatomy-did I mention I love it? But…let’s get real here, you guys need an ER doc.

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