Greatest Doctor Novels & Stories

Xander I glanced down at the file resting on my lap. Rosa Green. The world’s favorite doctor. A medical prodigy. The file listed achievement after achievement—diseases cured, lives saved, impossible cases turned into miracles. She wasn’t just respected. She was worshipped. Doctors twice her age would bow at her feet for a chance to work beside her. She had treated the Italian president when he was shot, since then, the entire country had her back. Even the Pope owed her his life after she saved his leg—he called her a miracle sent by God to help humanity.

Inside was my medical license and a note. “A doctor must remain kind. Never forget your purpose.” I held the certificate tightly, feeling the texture of the paper under my fingertips. Maybe I would end up leaving this hospital someday, but I would never give up being a doctor. A doctor, whose job was to save lives and to protect more people, should never be consumed by hatred. In this life, I would carry my parents’ hopes with me and hold on to the reason I became a doctor in the first place. This time, I intend to live a good life.

"I offered to hook Master Jones up with a doc for his wife. After she gets checked out at the hospital, I'll send the test results to the doc, see if there's a cure." "A doctor?" Cole's brow furrowed. With William's connections, what doctor had not he tried? Helma read his mind. "Doctor Harlana." Harlana? Cole looked on thoughtfully. How on earth did Helma know someone like that? Professor Harlana was not just any doctor; She was a legend in the medical world, with top research institutes around the globe vying to have HER on their teams. She had turned down jaw-dropping salary offers and luxury perks. Professor Harlana was a true enigma in the field of medicine.

They lay limp on the sheets, fingers trembling slightly, like they didn’t quite belong to him anymore. “Who… who did it?” he asked finally. The doctor hesitated. “That can wait.” Damian closed his eyes briefly, breath shaking. “No,” he whispered. “Who saved me?” Another pause. The nurse glanced at the doctor. The doctor chose his words carefully. “The surgeon who operated on you is… exceptional,” he said. “One of the best in the world.” Damian’s chest tightened. “What’s her name?” he asked. Silence stretched, thick and loaded.

I'm the problem! The Doctor is a nice guy though. Apparently, he's the youngest pack doctor that this Pack ever had so that means he's better than the other pack doctors before him. “Would you like to try your luck by healing that patient's wound?” He asks when he notices that I'm observing him intently as he treats one of the patients. Ashamed that I've been caught, I quickly shake my head. “Oh, no. I'm so sorry for staring, it's just so fascinating, being able to treat and heal like that and all. And even if I want to, I don't have any ounce of treating magic in me.” I admit, which is true.

"Natalia." But his smile did not last long when he shifted his gaze behind me when Max entered the room. "Doctor Max Harrison!" Harold appeared to be in a state of shock. Of course, he would react like that. Each and every physician's dream was to have the opportunity to speak with Max and learn from him. There was a huge difference between being a doctor and being a healer. A doctor could treat the physical wound, but a healer could heal any wound, even if it was an invisible wound.

Suddenly, she heard the gossip in the bathroom. "Oh! What a pity for Doctor Grey. I like him very much!" "That's right! One of the two most promising doctors in our hospital is Director Quinton, and the other is Doctor Grey. If Doctor Grey hadn't been with Doctor Brenda, I would have chased after him." "Who says no!!"

“Chase, let’s not talk about sad subjects like these. We have to look forward and live a good life full of excitement. That’s the only way we’ll put the people who care about us at ease.” Doc had been very worried about Laurence before he passed. Lilian had done her best to save Doc, but Doc himself was a doctor of the highest caliber, and yet, even he said that he might have been called a miracle healer for his whole lifetime, but he was not a god. He was human, and got sick, too. Even he could not completely cure some illnesses.

Graham replied, grinning. "Is that so? That's amazing news! Who is that person? I'll send my men to summon him right this instant!" Vincent was absolutely over the moon. A glimmer of hope was beginning to ignite within his despairing soul. He knew that Graham was the best doctor in town, and even though he did not believe that anyone else could surpass Graham, he was certain that there were surely limitations to Graham's expertise, considering how broad the field was, spanning from internal medicine to surgery and even neurology.

"Good evening everyone. First of all thank you for coming in this award function hosted by our hospital. So today we are rewarding our best doctors." "Ma, this man is Rohan's senior right." I asked. She nodded with a smile. "So first award 'Best surgeon of the year' and it goes to Doctor Supriya." The man announced and beautiful lady entered the stage and grabbed the award. Next a lot of doctors were called upon stage in different categories and I was desperately waiting to see my hubby's face. Sighing in defeat I looked down. "Next award is the most sensational cardiologist and it goes to Dr. Rohan Nanda." I gasped in surprise as my husband climbed the dice with an ever charming smile. I sm