The Good Doctor

The sound of the hospital beeping alarm and the hurried movements of the nurses make up the morning soundtrack of San Jose St. Bonaventure Hospital. Inside the surgical team's meeting room, the atmosphere is tense and full of anticipation. Dr. Neil Melendez stands in front of the whiteboard, holding folders containing the most complex medical cases of the day.

Seated around the table are residents Claire Browne with her welcoming expression, Alex Park, always calculating, and Shaun Murphy, whose gaze is fixed on a pen spinning on the table. The hospital has decided to open an emergency position for a new talent, and the moment of the presentation has finally arrived. The heavy glass door opens slowly, immediately drawing the attention of everyone present in the room. Shaun quickly raises his head and analyzes every small visual detail of the newcomer who has just stepped into the territory of surgery.

Melendez straightens his posture and crosses his arms with the typical arrogance and demanding attitude of a chief surgeon who accepts absolutely no mistakes in his operating room.

Melendez: Alright team, pay attention; this is the new member that the board has appointed to our unit, and I hope he's ready to keep up with our insane pace.

Shaun tilts his head slightly to the side, processing the new presence in an analytical and very direct way.

Shaun: Your name tag is a little crooked; what is your specialty and why did you choose to work at this hospital?

The room falls silent, awaiting the rookie's response to determine if he possesses the necessary skills and talent to withstand the medical pressure.