This includes the doctors' rapid-fire diagnoses, treatments, and medical jargon.
These doctors are typically the most experienced and skilled, having earned their full medical licenses and board certifications.
From the series' start, Robby and Abbothave an aura of experience and confidence about them.
After having seen some terrible cases, they lack the excitement of the younger physicians.
Collins and Langdon are yet another pair of doctors that exude confidence.
The main difference between them and their attendings, besides experience, is a sense of ego.
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Regardless, they are still incredible doctors with a lot of credentials and experience under their belts.
These doctors have finished medical school but are still working through their resident training programs.
Though they make hard decisions, sometimes these choices aren’t always right.
Residents are the sweet spot between doctors and students.
Residents are the sweet spot between doctors and students.
As an intern, Santos is in her very first year of postgraduate training.
Santos certainly does not represent every medical intern in the world, but she does showcase some common archetypes.
Ultimately, Santos perfectly encapsulates the drive for more knowledge that fuels some medical interns.
Whitaker and Javadi definitely embody the nervous yet eager energy of medical students.
Both are excited to be there, but are also hesitant about practicing medicine.
The difficulties of the ER hit them particularly hard.
InThe Pitt,that is Dana.
Similar to an attending,the charge nurse is the leader of the ER’s nurses.
They keep everything running smoothly and are a font of knowledge for the department.
In a chaotic landscape, the charge nurse is the one who helps lead and delegate tasks.
They are medical professionals, administrative workers, and resolute leaders.
If Robby doesn’t know something, Dana does.
Adding her kindness on top of that, she is undoubtedly one of the show’s best characters.
In the emergency department, nurses are pivotal in the flow of patient care.
They handle waiting room patients, take blood, and run other tests.
The Pitt’snurses include Perlah, Princess, Mateo, Donnie, Jesse, and Kim.
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