Emergency Room Stories Novels & Stories

Emily I was mortified as we walked passed through the emergency room I saw the number of people who were being treated, after being injured critically. Others had an impending illness that had immobilized them, causing them to be bedridden. There was only one truth that they might not know of; not all of them were going to make it back k home alive. Flashing images of Mom at the hospital blocked my vision as the hair on my skin rose due to fear…

Emergency Room, Hospital Adam's heart pounded in his chest as he rushed through the hospital doors, cradling the unconscious Irene in his arms. Panic welled up inside him as he shouted desperately for help. "Help, my wife!" The emergency room was a flurry of activity, and within moments, a nurse and several doctors on duty responded to Adam's frantic call. They quickly surrounded him, guiding him to a hospital bed where Irene was gently laid. Adam could hardly contain his anxiety as the medical team started their examination.

The door to the emergency room opened only after the sky got a little brighter. Several experts and Stephen walked out of the emergency room with exhausted faces. Ember kept staring at the door of the emergency room, not feeling sleepy at all. Seeing the slowly opening door of the emergency room, she stood up with a jolt and scurried towards it. When she looked up and saw the serious expressions of the several experts and Stephen, her heart skipped a beat and her blood instantly ran cold. Ember was suddenly tongue-tied, afraid of hearing answers she didn't want to hear.

The tabloids take his divorce like a nice juicy story where they trying to mud my name the most. I avoid them all the time, and I ignore them as well. It was hard the first weeks after all the people find about this but afterwards, people settle down, and the story is history now. I just filled up my coffee cup from our coffee machine outside the hospital, where I was now a trainee on the night shift. I loved the Emergency room so much because of the action. I did not realize that that shy girl stuck in a big house with no love or empathy from anyone is such a brave girl. I loved this type of job, and I promised myself I will finish school, I will save lives and I will ease the pain of peopl

The chief resident moved instantly and took over. She stayed off to the side, pale as hell. At eleven, the ER doors slammed open. A scaffold collapse at a construction site. Six injured workers came in at once. Rainee got shoved into the corner as people rushed past her. Charts scattered all over the floor. She crouched to grab them, and her phone slipped from her pocket. The screen lit up. [999+ unread DMs] She didn't even have time to check them. "Rainee! Over here! This patient's pressure is crashing!"

Jackson’s heart clenched painfully, and he couldn’t bear to look any longer. He checked his phone; it was past eleven at night. The hospital was still bustling with activity. He sat on a chair beside the emergency room, waiting. In about half an hour, three more patients were brought in—one from a car accident, another from a fall, and the last from an overdose. Family members wept bitterly, collapsing in despair, unable to stand. Eventually, a few compassionate nurses helped them to sit down, handing them cups of hot water. But their spirits seemed drained, as if they had lost their very essence.

The emergency room was a complete chaos, not only because I had to watch over the interns as if I were their mom, correcting their mistakes when diagnosing, but also because of the multitude of people arriving at all hours of the day, each with different pains and illnesses, some worse than others. And then there was the student who freaked out at the sight of too much blood and fainted, driving me crazy with it. It wasn't enough for Jack to send me to hell; he also decided to accompany me there, just for fun. Sometimes he'd stand in the middle of the room, watching me come and go. He just needed a bucket of popcorn to be even more comfortable with what he was seeing. But that wasn't enough