Interns

It was an ordinary day when Vanya started dating Lyubov Mikhailovna and Boris Levin returned from England and Anya started dating Phil because Vanya dumped her. Phil started living in the same apartment with Gleb and Phil took Anya with him.

👨‍⚕️ Doctors and Mentor: Andrei Evgenievich Byko—Head of the Therapy Department, Head of the Internship. A misanthrope and cynic with a sharp tongue, but a talented doctor who truly cares about his work. His sarcasm is the main tool he uses to train interns. Ivan Natanovich Kupitma—Head of the Dermatovenereology Department, Bykov's best friend. Cunning, clever, he loves to drink and philosophize. His specialization allows him to have a stash of cognac, which he periodically "spends" with Bykov. Anastasia Konstantinovna Kisegach—Head Physician of the hospital, Gleb's mother. Strict and decisive, but sentimental. She is in a relationship with Bykov. Lyubov Mikhailovna Skryabina—Head Nurse. Professional and efficient, but also the hospital's main gossip and a lover of superstition. Later, she begins an affair with Kupitman. 🧑‍⚕️ Interns Gleb Romanenko—the head physician's son, a "rich kid." Lazy, charming, loves to party, but not without charm. He got into the internship through connections and isn't particularly eager to treat patients. Semyon Lobanov—a former ambulance paramedic. A carefree and choleric person, he's always getting into adventures for money. He considers himself experienced, but often gets into trouble. Varvara Chernous—the only female in the core team of interns. Diligent, naive, and responsible, she came to medicine by vocation. She is often not taken seriously as a doctor. Boris Levin—a "nerd" with a red-blooded diploma, knows Latin, but is completely unsuited to life. Theoretically the smartest, but soft-spoken and often the butt of jokes. Midway through the first season, he left for an internship in America. Phil Richards, an American with Russian roots, replaced Levin. He's convinced that Russian medicine is the best. Straightforward and naive, but kind.