Urban Doctor Novels & Stories

Fatima perked up and chatted about her garden for a few minutes, giving Shaun a chance to eat her snack of almonds and fruit before she got back to her rounds. Doctors were scarce in that part of Ukraine, having been killed in the fighting or fleeing to safer areas as the war advanced, taking down entire cities in the process. Doctors Without Borders came in to help manage the humanitarian crisis on the front lines. Shaun, a neurosurgeon, had been called in from her home city of Montreal, Quebec, Canada, along with two American nurses and a Brazilian radiologist. They worked alongside the skeleton crew of hospital staff who had elected to stay behind.

Austin raised the point after thinking for a moment about the reason behind this decision "I don't know the details but what I heard from our seniors they said they are offered a handsome amount and once it is done, management will be changed here" Austin nodded at him understanding where all this is going to "Who is interested in City Hospital?" Austin asked Ethan, City Hospital was among the good service-providing hospitals list, they have hired doctors with qualifications from a renowned university and have vast experience in their specialty. Austin joined this hospital after completing his practice and began his studies of specialization, Ethan had joined at the same time as him but he p

I LOVE YOU The weeks passed by in a blur and before they knew it, Roman started his job as head of the ED at Union Medical Centre. The brand new building hosts a variety of specialised clinics such as an Oncology clinic, a Diabetes wing, a pre, and post-hospital care facility, and state-of-the-art maternity care. It has become the best round-the-clock medical facility in San Francisco. “How was your first week at work?” Roman was still dressed in navy blue scrubs and trainers.

Or maybe, Autumn thought, she just didn’t want to. Autumn lately has been keenly interested in watching the morning and nightly news. The minute she finishes helping patients, she hurries down the stairs to catch up on any new information. Things changed and happened by the hour, it seemed. Some of her aunts' new patients have been people who come from the surrounding major cities, like Terra. Their stories about those who are protesting and the violence are alarming and frightening in their inner cities.

When Adrian hung up the phone, Samantha asked, “What’s the matter?” “We’ve found Laurel. I’m off to go arrest her right now.” Joanna’s interest was piqued when she heard this and said, “Take us with you, Adrian. We want to see what she looks like.” Naturally, Adrian did not reject her request. “Sure, let’s go.” *** Adrian first changed into his battle suit before heading to Urban Village with Samantha and Joanna. Urban Village was the most iconic area in Swallowston, known for its blue-collar worker residents. Most chose to live in Urban Village because the rental and living costs here were lower.

Going to the hospital for follow-up check-ups was an even bigger hassle. They wanted to move to a residential area with good security. At least it would be safer when they went out. The apartment would have elevators, which would also be more convenient. As for the environment, the urban village was filled with a mix of different people, and it was common for it to be noisy from early morning until late at night. In the early morning, people who had businesses to run would start getting things ready, with the clattering sounds of pots and pans. In the evening, young people would be coming off the night shifts, holding bottles and stumbling in drunkenly as they supported each other.