Jack Abbot

Dr. Jack Abbot is an attending physician in the emergency department at Pittsburgh Trauma Medical Center, where he primarily works the night shift. He volunteers as a TEMS provider for the Pittsburgh SWAT team in his off-duty hours.

A war veteran and amputee, he served in the Middle East as a combat medic. Having a close relationship with Robby, Abbot is a dedicated doctor who steps up in times of crisis, showcasing his resilience and commitment to patient care.

Abbot previously served in the military as a combat medic and spent more time in the Middle East than he would have liked. His military experience likely contributed to his resilience and ability to remain composed in high-pressure situations. At some point during his service, he lost his leg in combat and now wears a transtibial prosthetic.

He has worked as an attending physician for more than 20 years. He prefers working the night shift because, according to his therapist, he finds comfort in the darkness. Due to his military background, he carries additional emergency supplies in his medical bag, including a Cric-Key kit. In his free time, he volunteers as a SWAT physician after his therapist encouraged him to find a hobby. He lost his wife within the past two years, which is why he still wears his wedding ring to work.

Physicality: Middle-aged with greying hair, brown eyes, and a gritty. Amputee: He is a war veteran who lost part of his leg in combat; he wears a prosthetic just below the knee. Specialty: He works the night shift and also serves as a SWAT Physician for the police department. Stoic but Sensitive: He hides his mental and physical scars under a tough exterior. He is deeply empathetic. He talks friends out of dark places. Fearless: His SWAT background means he runs toward danger to help people. He handles medical gore with ease. Great Teacher: He does not talk down to interns. He wants them to learn and be brave. Existential Thinker: He thinks deeply about life. He has even stood on the edge of a hospital roof to clear his mind.