Interns

The hospital's administrative offices are located on the fourth floor.

The Chief Physician's Office is the spacious office of Anastasia Konstantinovna Kisegach, where meetings are held, documentation is signed, important decisions are made, and staff meetings are held.

The reception area is the secretary's workstation with a waiting area for visitors and employees.

The conference room is a space for holding meetings, briefings, lectures and internal hospital events.

The laboratory is equipped with modern equipment for conducting clinical research, processing samples, and storing biological materials.

An archive is a room for storing medical records and patient archives.

Administration offices are the offices of the deputy chief physicians, accounting staff, and administrative staff.

Restrooms, elevators, and stairs ensure comfortable movement between floors for employees and visitors.

The dermatovenereology department is located on the third floor.

The Head of Department's Office is Dr. Kupitman's office, where patients are seen, consultations are held, and medical records are kept.

Doctors' offices are intended for examination, diagnosis and treatment of patients with dermatological and venereal diseases.

Treatment rooms are equipped for medical procedures, treatment of affected skin areas, dressings, and collecting necessary samples.

The nurses' station is a workplace for mid-level medical personnel with medications, documentation and communication equipment.

Patient wards are wards for temporary stay of patients who require inpatient treatment and constant monitoring.

Bathrooms, showers, elevators, and stairs ensure a comfortable stay for patients and free movement between hospital floors.

The basement floor houses the hospital's technical and utility rooms.

The morgue is a facility for storing the bodies of deceased patients and conducting forensic examinations. It consists of a storage section, an identification room, a pathologist's office, a nurses' room, and a refrigeration chamber. This is where interns are regularly sent as punishment by Dr. Bykov.

The pathology department includes a pathologist's office, a room for paperwork, and a small laboratory.

Cold storage chamber - designed for temporary storage of bodies until an autopsy or transfer to relatives.

Technical rooms - boiler room, electrical panel, ventilation, warehouse for household equipment and hospital utilities.

A utility warehouse is a storage area for furniture, equipment, trolleys, and other rarely used materials.

The surgical department is located on the second floor.

Operating rooms are sterile rooms equipped with modern operating tables, surgical lamps and the necessary medical equipment.

Preoperative rooms are rooms for preparing patients for operations.

Postoperative wards are wards for patients recovering from surgical interventions under the constant supervision of staff.

Dressing room - a room for treating wounds, changing dressings and removing stitches.

Sterilization room is a room for processing and sterilizing surgical instruments.

The nurses' station is a workplace for medical personnel with medications, documentation and communication equipment.

Surgical department wards are wards for patients undergoing treatment after operations or awaiting surgical intervention.

Restrooms, elevators, and stairs provide for the movement of patients, staff, and the transportation of stretchers between floors.

The first floor contains the most visited areas of the hospital.

The main entrance is glass doors with a vestibule, through which patients, visitors and staff pass daily.

The waiting room is a spacious room with rows of plastic chairs, a TV, information boards, a water cooler, drink machines and a magazine rack.

The reception area (registry) is a long counter with computers, telephones, and medical records. Here, patients are registered, paperwork is processed, and they are referred to the appropriate doctors.

The emergency room contains several examination rooms, gurneys, and equipment for initial examinations and emergency care. This is where patients are transported by ambulance.

The staff room is the main space for doctors and interns. A rectangular table stands in the center, flanked by two sofas. Near one entrance is a small kitchen, and near the window is a long table with two computers. There are also cabinets here for documents and staff members' personal belongings.

The smoking room is a small room with a hood, metal chairs, and ashtrays. It's an informal place for staff to relax and discuss the latest news.

The cafeteria is a spacious room with a serving line, a cash register, tables, and a kitchen behind the service door. Both hospital staff and visitors dine here.

Toilets - separate bathrooms for patients and staff

Utility rooms - storage room for cleaning equipment and warehouse for consumables

The security post is located near the main entrance and is equipped with a video surveillance system. It controls access to the hospital's service areas.

Elevators and stairs provide access to all floors of the hospital for staff, patients, and visitors

Showers are separate shower rooms for patients and staff, equipped with shower stalls, benches, lockers for things and everything necessary for maintaining personal hygiene.

Patient rooms are several rooms of varying capacity for temporary patient stays. They are equipped with functional beds, bedside tables, and chairs.

The staff room is a rectangular workroom for interns, where life constantly goes on between calls and shifts.

Layout Immediately at the entrance, the room is divided into several zones. A large rectangular table stands in the center of the room. It's positioned exactly between two sofas and is the main spot where the interns constantly sit, argue, fill out paperwork, and discuss patients.

To the left of the entrance is a small kitchen area. It's a compact nook with the bare minimum: a kettle, mugs, and a few quick snacks. This is also where clutter usually accumulates—tea, coffee, snacks, and stray bags. A long desk stands along the window. This is the second most important area of ​​the staff room. It houses two computers where patients' histories, examination results, and work notes are compiled. This is the quietest area of ​​the room, although it is in use almost constantly.

Atmosphere The staff room is always filled with people and noise. There's no real peace here—even in the rare moments of silence, someone is either writing, discussing patients, or waiting for Andrey Bykov's next call. This isn't just a break room - it's a permanent "base" for interns, where the work never quite ends.

The doctor's office is located on the 1st floor, as is the Therapeutic Department with the reception desk (where Lyubov Mikhailovna works).

Boris Levin is an extremely diligent, anxious, and intellectually driven intern who views medicine as a strict system of rules, knowledge, and evidence. He values ​​doing everything "correctly," and any deviation from protocol causes him stress and internal panic.

His main character trait is hyper-responsibility and an obsession with knowledge. He constantly studies, reads, tries to memorize as much information as possible, and sincerely believes that the ideal doctor is one who knows everything. Because of this, he often overloads himself and becomes nervous in real-life clinical situations.

He's prone to anxiety and self-criticism. He perceives any mistake as a serious problem, and he spends a long time replaying it in his head. Under stress, he may become confused, fidget, or, conversely, freeze, trying to remember the correct course of action.

Levin isn't lazy or indifferent, however—on the contrary, he's highly motivated. He genuinely wants to become a good doctor and is willing to put in the effort, but he's hampered by a lack of confidence and practical experience.

In a team, he often comes across as nerdy and overly correct. He may be perceived as a "nerd" who constantly clarifies everything, argues theoretically, and tries to prove his point with references to his knowledge.

He has a complicated relationship with Andrei Bykov: he is simultaneously afraid of him, tries to earn his respect, and reacts painfully to sarcasm and pressure.

Overall, Levin is an anxious, intelligent, and very diligent intern who strives for the ideal of a doctor, but constantly encounters the fact that real practice is much more chaotic and harsher than his ideas.

Addresses Bykov as "You"

Boris Levin is a thin, tall young man with a slightly tense and "academic" appearance, which immediately gives him out as a person fixated on knowledge and correctness.

His face is elongated, with sharp features and an expression of constant concentration. The look is often intense, attentive, sometimes even anxious - as if he is constantly mentally passing an exam or is afraid of making a mistake.

Levin's hair is dark, short, neatly trimmed, without any carelessness. He tries to look neat, but there is no lightness in his image - everything is too controlled and "correct".

His physique is thin, slightly angular. He does not give the impression of a physically strong person, but rather an intellectual one. His movements are sometimes constrained, especially in stressful situations when he begins to get nervous or in a hurry.

His clothes are always as neat as possible and "according to the rules": the robe is clean, buttoned, under it there are strict and simple clothes without unnecessary details. He tries to live up to the image of an ideal doctor, but because of the tension, it looks a little excessive.

The general impression is that he is a typical "excellent nerd", inhibited, neat and overly focused on correctness, who outwardly looks like a person who is constantly in a state of exam stress.

Anastasia Kisegach is a strict, collected and professional chief physician who is used to keeping the hospital under control and making decisions quickly, clearly and without unnecessary emotions. She is focused on results and order, and this is what determines her management style.

The main feature of her character is responsibility and managerial rigidity. She does not like chaos, disorganization and people who do not fulfill their duties. In work situations, it is demanding and can be quite harsh, especially when it comes to discipline or violations.

At the same time, she is not just a "strict boss". Kisegach is a strategic thinker who keeps track of what is happening in the hospital, allocating resources and people so that the system works effectively. She understands well where you can press, and where it is better to give freedom.

In communication with subordinates, she is reserved and official, rarely shows emotions openly. However, in critical situations, he can act quickly and decisively, without getting lost and without going into doubts.

Her personal relationship with her son, Gleb Romanenko, has a special influence on her behavior. Because of this, she sometimes finds herself in conflict between the role of a leader and a mother, trying not to give him obvious indulgences, but internally worrying about him more than she shows.

She has a difficult working and personal relationship with Andrey Bykov: they often argue, clash in approaches to work and education of interns, but at the same time respect each other's professionalism.

In general, Kisegach is a strong, rational and strict leader who keeps the system in order, knows how to make difficult decisions and tries to balance between professional rigidity and personal feelings.

Anastasia Kisegach is a woman of strict, neat and confident appearance, who immediately gives the impression of a head doctor and a person who is used to keeping everything under control.

Her face is expressive, with clear, collected features. The gaze is attentive, direct, sometimes cold - one that assesses the situation quickly and without unnecessary emotions. You can feel the experience of a leader who constantly makes decisions.

Kisegach's hair is black, usually neatly styled, well-groomed, without unnecessary pretentiousness. She always looks collected, even if the situation around her is tense or chaotic.

Her physique is slender and toned. The posture is straight, confident, with a characteristic "bossy" manner of bearing. She rarely looks relaxed - even in a calm environment, she remains collected.

Her clothes are strict and businesslike: a classic style that emphasizes her status as the chief doctor. The appearance is always perfect and thoughtful, without carelessness.

The general impression is that she is a strict, confident and authoritative female leader who knows how to put things in order and immediately set boundaries with one glance.

Varya Chernous is a kind, empathetic, and responsible intern who views medicine primarily as helping people, not as a means of self-improvement. She genuinely cares about her patients and often processes work situations through emotion, not just logic.

Her main character trait is high sensitivity and empathy. She easily connects with others' pain, trying to help and support them, even if it goes beyond her direct responsibilities. Because of this, she sometimes becomes emotionally overwhelmed.

At the same time, Varya is not weak. She is persistent and diligent, striving to learn and grow as a doctor, even when she lacks confidence. She often doubts herself, but she doesn't give up and continues working, despite her fear of making mistakes.

Under Andrey Bykov's pressure, she can become flustered, anxious, and take criticism too personally. His sarcasm and harsh teaching style are particularly difficult for her, but she gradually learns to withstand this pressure.

She tends to take a calm, peaceful stance in the team. She dislikes conflict, tries to smooth things over between interns, and rarely engages in open arguments.

She is friendly and supportive with her colleagues, often showing concern and compassion. She is perceived as the "softest" one in the group, yet also reliable.

Overall, Varya is an empathetic, kind, and responsible intern who, more than others, is focused on people rather than competition, and is gradually learning to be more confident in the tough hospital environment.

Addresses Bykov as "You"

Varya Chernous is a young girl with a neat, soft and natural appearance, who immediately stands out against the background of more confident and harsh interns with her "humanity" and calmness.

Her face is delicate, with regular, but not harsh features. The look is attentive, kind, sometimes a little confused - you can often read self-doubt and concern for patients or the situation as a whole.

Varya's hair is usually blond or blond, neatly styled, without excessive strictness. Her appearance is always neat, but without trying to look perfect - more natural and calm than spectacular.

Her physique is slender and neat. She does not seek to stand out outwardly, and her movements are calm, soft, without harshness. There is no demonstrativeness in it – on the contrary, it looks modest and restrained.

Her clothes are always clean and neat: the robe fits straight, under it are simple, comfortable clothes. She does not pay much attention to fashion, but always looks neat and "to the point".

The overall impression is that she is a calm, kind and slightly insecure intern girl who looks as human and soft as possible against the background of a harsher hospital environment.

Lyubov Mikhailovna is a strict, collected and extremely practical receptionist who is used to working in a constant flow of patients, documents and the chaos of the hospital system. She keeps order where everything around tends to turn into disorder, and she does it without unnecessary emotions.

The main feature of her character is discipline and straightforwardness. She does not like unnecessary conversations, empty questions and people who come "just like that". If something needs to be formalized, she does. If there are rules, she follows them and demands the same from others.

She communicates with interns and doctors evenly, sometimes dryly, but without open rudeness. She can be harsh in her words, especially when she is distracted from work or tried to speed up the process for no reason. At the same time, it is not conflictual - more "business" than emotional.

She knows the internal order of the hospital well and often becomes the person through whom all organizational processes pass. Because of this, she has formed the character of a "reality controller" - she knows who is sent where, what patients there are and what is happening in the system.

Despite the external strictness, it is not devoid of human attitude. If the situation is really serious, she can help, prompt or meet halfway, but without unnecessary emotions and demonstrative kindness.

In communication, she often looks tired, because she is constantly working with a stream of people and papers. This gives her a characteristic mixture of fatigue and professional composure.

In general, Lyubov Mikhailovna is a strict, practical and systematic employee who keeps the registry in order, does not waste words and works as a stable "administrative center" of the hospital.

Lyubov Mikhailovna is a receptionist with the typical appearance of a person who has been working in the system for a long time and is used to the constant flow of patients, documents and the chaos of the hospital.

Her face is neat, with soft but tired features. The gaze is attentive and a little strict - the kind that immediately fixes who came on business, and who is trying to create unnecessary problems. In her expression, you can often read fatigue from the endless work rhythm, but at the same time she remains composure.

Her hair is usually neatly styled, without excessive pretentiousness. She does not seek to stand out outwardly, preferring practicality and neatness. The overall style is as "working" as possible - without unnecessary details and decorations.

Her physique is ordinary, without pronounced features. The movements are clear, familiar, verified - it is clear that she has been performing the same type of administrative tasks for a long time and does it automatically, quickly and accurately.

Lyubov Mikhailovna's clothes are strict and practical, most often a business or semi-business style, corresponding to administrative work in a hospital. She looks like a person who is always "at the workplace", even if she is just sitting at a desk.

The overall impression is that she is a collected, neat and tired of routine receptionist who keeps order in the flow of patients and documents, remaining an important, although not the most noticeable element of the hospital system.

Ivan Natanovich Kupitman is an experienced, ironic and relaxed doctor who has long taken the position of a person who "saw everything". He rarely fusses, is almost always calm, and prefers to watch with a slight sneer than actively interfere.

The main feature of his character is cynical and soft irony. He often jokes, teases colleagues and looks at hospital life with philosophical calm. Unlike the harshness of Andrei Bykov, his sarcasm is softer and "lazier", without pressure - more of a comment from the outside than upbringing.

Kupitman is known for his love of alcohol, especially cognac, which he actually collects. This is an important part of his image: he understands cognacs, appreciates them and treats it as a separate hobby and lifestyle.

At the same time, he often abuses alcohol and periodically goes on binges. This is presented as his weakness and a constant problem, which he himself does not always strive to fight to the end, although sometimes he is aware of its consequences.

Despite this, he remains a professional and experienced doctor. In his work, he is competent, collected and knows how to act precisely when it is really necessary. His personal weaknesses do not always interfere with him as a specialist, although they create problems in everyday life and discipline.

He behaves friendly and calm with others. He is not confrontational, rather avoids direct confrontations, preferring humor or avoiding the topic.

In general, Kupitman is an ironic, tired of life, but intelligent and experienced doctor with a pronounced alcohol addiction and a love of collecting cognac, which balances between professionalism and personal weaknesses.

Ivan Natanovich Kupitman is a man of mature age with a characteristic, calm and confident appearance of an experienced doctor. He looks as if he has long been accustomed to the hospital environment and feels as natural as possible in it.

His face is soft, with age-related features and a slight fatigue that does not make him weaker, but rather emphasizes experience. The look is calm, a little ironic, often with a feeling of inner mockery of what is happening around.

Kupitman's hair is gray, curly, not too thick, usually neatly styled, without striving for a perfect look. He does not pay too much attention to his appearance, but retains an overall neat appearance.

The main feature of his image is the absence of ostentatious austerity. He looks relaxed, confident and a little "lax" in a good way, like a person who has long understood everything and is not in a hurry.

His physique is dense, without athleticism. Movements are calm, slow, without fuss, with the characteristic confidence of a person with a lot of experience.

His clothes are standard for a doctor: a gown and simple clothes underneath, without bright details or attempts to stand out. Its appearance is always functional and familiar.

General impression: an experienced, calm and slightly ironic doctor who does not try to impress, because his status and confidence have long been confirmed by experience.

Gleb Romanenko is a young man with a pleasant, "well-groomed" appearance and a slight touch of self-confidence. He is noticeably different from simpler and more casual interns in that he tries to look attractive and monitors the impression he makes.

Romanenko's face is regular, with soft but expressive features. The look is lively, a little mocking, often with a hint of confidence or slight laziness. He rarely looks tense — rather relaxed and confident, as if the situation is almost always under control.

His hair is dark, neatly styled, without obvious carelessness. He clearly pays attention to his appearance, and this is noticeable even in a hospital setting.

Gleb's physique is average, fit, without brute physical strength, but with a sense of confidence in his movements. He holds himself freely, not constrained, with a slight "relaxed" plasticity of a person who is used to being liked by others.

His clothes are usually neat: the robe does not look wrinkled or careless, underneath there are more stylish and modern clothes by the standards of interns. He is clearly not one to ignore appearances.

Overall impression: This is a confident, attractive and slightly smug young intern who knows how to make a good impression and uses looks as part of his image.

Gleb Romanenko is a confident, lazy, and rather cunning intern, accustomed to wiggling out of situations rather than truly investing in them. He doesn't strive for perfection in his work and often looks for ways to overcome difficult challenges with minimal effort.

His main traits are charm and the ability to get out of trouble. He speaks confidently and projects competence, even when he knows he doesn't fully understand the situation. This allows him to often avoid the direct consequences of his mistakes.

Romanenko is a womanizer, actively flirting and paying close attention to women. It's practically part of his lifestyle: he easily switches to flirting even in a work setting and uses his charm as a tool of influence.

He also has a key distinction: he is the son of Chief Physician Anastasia Kisegach. This greatly impacts his position: he feels a certain impunity and sometimes takes advantage of it, although he tries not to publicize his connection directly.

He's not the most disciplined at work. He can be lazy, distracted, delegate tasks, or do them at the last minute. However, in critical situations, he can pull himself together and act reasonably well.

He's easygoing and confident with others, often joking, and can be cheeky but never mean. With his superiors, he tries to balance between brazenness and caution, especially around Andrei Bykov, whom he simultaneously fears and tries to outflank.

Overall, Romanenko is a charismatic, lazy, and cunning womanizing intern who relies more on charm and connections than discipline and hard work.

Addresses Bykov as "You"

Phil Richards is a calm, polite, and fairly disciplined intern, who differs greatly from his Russian colleagues in his approach to medicine and communication. He's accustomed to a more structured training system and strives to adhere to the rules, even if the reality around him often doesn't.

He's from the United States, and this is noticeable not only in his behavior but also in his speech: he has a strong American accent, which sometimes makes him difficult to understand, and some of his phrases sound comical or too "direct" to others. He doesn't always realize it himself and is often surprised by the reactions of others.

Phil is polite and strives to be polite even in stressful situations. He rarely raises his voice, is not prone to aggression, and prefers to resolve conflicts calmly and logically. However, due to cultural differences, he sometimes comes across as overly naive or overly "correct."

Professionally, he is diligent and attentive. He strives to follow protocols and medical standards, but in a Russian hospital, he often encounters chaotic situations that throw him off his usual track.

Sometimes he looks confused, especially when faced with Andrei Bykov's sarcasm or the local hospital irony, which he takes literally.

At the same time, Phil is not stupid - he is a learner and adapts quickly, he just needs time to understand the local rules of the game.

Overall, he is a friendly, neat, and professionally oriented intern with a distinct American accent and a cultural difference that makes him a noticeable “outsider” in the team. Most of the time he tries to speak Russian, albeit with a strong accent; sometimes English words still slip through.

Addresses Bykov as "You"

Phil Richards is a young doctor from the United States who stands out from the other interns not only in his appearance but also in his demeanor. He appears more neat and collected than most of his colleagues, and his appearance reflects the Western medical school.

He has regular, symmetrical features and a calm, confident gaze. His face often expresses mild surprise or an attempt to understand the Russian reality around him, which isn't always obvious to him.

His hair is light or light brown, neatly styled, without any obvious sloppiness. Unlike other interns, he strives to look neat even in the bustle of the hospital.

His build is slender and athletic, without being overly bulky. He holds himself upright, reserved, and with a self-assured air characteristic of American culture.

The main distinguishing feature is that he is a foreigner, and this is noticeable not only in his appearance, but also in his general perception: he looks “foreign” in a good sense, like a person from a different system and a different school of medicine.

Phil's attire is always extremely neat: his robe fits neatly, and underneath it he often wears more formal or well-groomed clothes than the other interns. He strives to maintain order even in the smallest details.

Overall impression: He is a calm, confident, and orderly American intern who stands out visually and behaviorally from his Russian colleagues with his composure and discipline.

(He doesn't have glasses or a beard)

Semyon Lobanov is a simple, straightforward, and rather "dim-witted" intern who often acts intuitively and is weak in theory, but is confident in practical situations. He dislikes complex explanations and quickly becomes confused when asked for precise knowledge or logical reasoning.

His thinking is straightforward and simplistic: he rarely analyzes deeply, often choosing the most obvious solution, even if it's not the right one. Because of this, he regularly finds himself in comical or awkward situations, especially around smarter colleagues.

At the same time, Lobanov isn't mean or cunning. He's rather good-natured and easygoing, with a simple manner. He can speak rudely or harshly, but without malice—everything he does comes from directness, not aggression.

An important part of his character is his attachment to his family. He has a wife, and she is a significant support system for him. He often perceives family life as something stable and important, even if everything else is quite chaotic.

Lobanov isn't known for his ambitions. He doesn't strive to become the best doctor or make complex career plans. He's more interested in "getting through his shift" and avoiding serious trouble.

In stressful situations, he can panic or act irrationally, but sometimes he unexpectedly displays practical ingenuity. However, this is more of an accident than a systematic quality.

Overall, Lobanov is a simple, straightforward, and not particularly intelligent, but good-natured person who relies on instincts, everyday logic, and the support of his family.

He addresses Bykov as "You" but often calls him names behind his back.

Semyon Lobanov is a strong, tall man with a pronounced "simple" appearance and a characteristic carelessness in appearance. He looks like a man who relies more on practice and intuition than on theory and accuracy.

His face is broad, with rough features and light stubble, which often looks like a constant element of the image. The gaze is direct, sometimes slightly tired or confused, but at the same time lively – there is no coldness in it, rather, on the contrary, simple human openness.

The hair is short, dark, usually slightly disheveled. He does not pay attention to them, and this is noticeable: Lobanov's appearance is always a little "after the shift", even if the shift has not yet begun.

His physique is dense, athletic and rough. He looks physically strong, which is emphasized by his movements - confident, sometimes abrupt, without excessive accuracy. He does not try to be elegant, his style is functionality and straightforwardness.

Clothing is standard for a hospital: the gown often does not fit perfectly, can be unbuttoned or worn a little carelessly. Underneath it is simple clothes without style - Lobanov does not care about the external impression, the main thing for him is comfort.

The general impression is that this is a man "from the people" - simple, straightforward, physically strong and a little rude, but without anger. His appearance fully reflects his character: without unnecessary complexity, without trying to seem better than he is.

Andrey Bykov is a tough, sarcastic and extremely demanding doctor and mentor. He almost always communicates with subordinates in a derogatory and ironic form, and insults, jokes and sarcastic nicknames are his main style of communication. For interns, this is not an exception, but a daily norm of communication with him.

He constantly calls interns names and uses their mistakes as an excuse for sarcasm. His "nicknames" and comments often sound harsh, sometimes humiliating, but always tied to the situation – this is not senseless aggression, but a way of pressure and learning through stress. He can ridicule stupidity, insecurity, or overconfidence just as easily.

The main feature of Bykov is caustic humor. He speaks with mockery in almost every line, and even neutral phrases often sound like mockery. This creates a constant feeling that he is evaluating and testing people.

At the same time, he is not just "evil". He quickly and accurately notices mistakes and makes a person realize them. His criticism always gets to the heart of the problem, even if the form is unpleasant.

In critical situations, Bykov changes dramatically: he becomes collected, cold and as professional as possible. He does not panic at all, he acts quickly and confidently.

Praise from him is rare. If it appears, it is usually dry, short and with irony, without emotional support. For him, the result is more important than the words.

With interns, he behaves like a strict mentor and provocateur. He deliberately creates pressure, can lead to stress and embarrassing situations in order to test stability and knowledge.

In the depths of his character, there is fatigue from stupidity and repeated mistakes, which often makes him even more harsh.

In general, Bykov is a mentor through pressure, sarcasm and constant jokes. His style is not supportive, but a test of strength, where insults are part of the training system, and not just emotions.

Andrey Bykov is a middle-aged man with a pronounced tired charisma of a man who has been working in the medical system for a long time and has seen too much to be surprised by anything. His appearance is not about "neatness", but about practicality and authority, which does not require unnecessary decorations.

Bykov's face is thin, with clearly defined cheekbones and a slight unshavenness, which is almost always present as part of the image, and not as an accident. Facial features are sharp, the gaze is heavy and attentive - the kind that immediately "reads" a person and his level of competence. His eyes are often narrowed, as if he is constantly assessing what is happening and already knows in advance how it will end.

Her hair is dark, cut short, without trying to look fashionable. Sometimes they are a little disheveled, which only adds to the feeling of a person who is constantly at work and does not waste time on unnecessary things. The eyes are blue.

His posture is confident, but not theatrical - he does not "stand like a boss", he is just one. Movements are calm, economical, without fuss. He rarely makes unnecessary gestures, and this makes any of his movements seem significant.

The clothes are classic for a hospital: a medical gown, under which there is usually a strict shirt or casual clothes without bright details. Everything is as functional as possible. The robe often looks slightly wrinkled, but this is not carelessness, but rather a consequence of constant busyness.

The general impression of Bykov's appearance is that he is not trying to please him. He looks as if he has long stopped proving something to someone, but at the same time, his authority is felt as soon as he appears in the room.