'You're NOT Her Father Are You?' | Chicago Med

Whenever I see Dr Charles walk on scene, I always think "oooo gonna be a good one" 😂

3:02 Any time Dr. Charles says “could be it” in response to another doctor’s proposed diagnosis, you know he believes it is definitely not it, lol. He is so respective of his junior colleagues that he will not shut them down immediately, but rather he will guide them to discovering the more likely diagnosis on their own. Appreciative of teachers and mentors like this! ❤️

I have never seen Dr Charles so mad. I love this episode!

When I saw the title I assumed it would be another case where he kidnapped her or was a hidden husband etc. Didn't expect this twist

If there had been a program that allowed him to transfer his qualifications to the U.S. in a reasonable timeframe, then he could have been working in a proper hospital (with proper post op care), and would have been able to purchase implants from a properly regulated supplier. The true antagonist of this situation is bureaucracy

Dr Charles doing yet another instant high level insight, I know it's literally his job but it is still impressive.

I feel bad for the doctor, he really cares for his patients because as soon as he realized that the implants were the cause of the problem, he called his other patient! they should be a way to convalidate diplomas for professionals that have been in the field for years, maybe make them do a year or two of residency to see their abilities or something.. and as he said, he was trying to help people in his community.. considering how expensive the whole health system in the united states is, it is even more expensive for immigrant people. And instead of letting them go to any illegal doctors that actually have no license, he tries to do hat he can because he actually knows what he is doing since he studied and waas respected.. too sad that this is a reality for many, and not only in theplastic surgery world

just bcz he has a degree from another country doesn't makes him less of a doctor. What he did wad definitely illegal as one needs a practising license from different country and he must be punished but being disrespectful to him wasn't good as he was a good doctor who actually cared for his both his patients.

Not a surgeon but when i was doing my accountancy qualifications, there was a Russian women in my class that was fully qualified in Russia and had been working as an accountant. However her qualifications meant nothing in England. I remember asking her when i found out "isn't this incredibly boring for you" She looked at me and just replied "VERY" in her thick accent with an eyeroll 🙄😅 I think it is awful, i do get especially medical wise why they need to make sure they are actually qualified. They should be allowed to just re-sit the exam though, then base it from that result as to if they need to train again.

The ambulance scene was really good, you could see the teamwork.

Chicago med has introduced me to psychiatry and now I wanna become a psychiatrist ❤

I don’t understand how the ‘dad’ was allowed in there without any ID

Keep up the good work

Finally they fixed the problem! I can finally watch their videos after 3 months....

Wow Dr Charles he was right full this 10 minutes ago I just can't believe Dr Charles he will be good with my kids.

The way this surgeon said : I never meant to hurt anyone

What the doctor do is highly unethical, unprofessional, immoral and illegal. I do believe countries as a whole should make it easier for professionals to revalidate their diplomas and degrees. In Argentina (where I’m from) I THINK (I don’t know for a fact) that that process was made easier for Venezuelan and Syrian professionals. There are thousands of qualified refugees and immigrants who could help the societies of the countries they arrive at.

Well the most interesting part was learning about the existence of a thing call a stroke truck 😅. I knew about mobile IRM that need massive trucks but not about the ambulance version of it.

Omg watching the scene in the ambulance had my do anxious I could feel the nerves in there

I love this medical series it’s impeccable!