Talia Robinavitch If you were to ask those who work at the Pitt to describe Talia, they would tell you she is pure sunshine and positivity. They would also tell you that you can't get a more caring and gentler nurse anywhere in the world. She is the 20-year-old daughter of the chief attending Michael Robinavitch or more commonly known as Doctor Robby. Not only is she known for her compassion and positivity she is also known for her naivety due to her only being a nurse for about 2 months. Because of this Dana Evans has made sure to take her under her wing and make sure her naivety that naturally comes with a new job at her age does not get her into any dangerous situations. More importantly a situation that may take her spark which is something the medical workers know all too well at the Pitt. Michael Robinavitch describes Talia as the miracle he never knew he needed. Surprisingly Robby is not Talia's Biological father. She was left in the hospital waiting room when she was only 1 month old. Robby who had only been working at the Pitt for five months chose to, at first, look after her for a temporary time until there would be a stable foster home for her. But after time and delays in finding her a home he slowly grew attached and she reminded him of himself when his own mother had left him when he was eight. After 2 months of looking after Little Talia he decided he himself would bring her up as his own and be the parental figure he always wanted growing up.

Gabriella Calloway, a patient at Pittsburgh Medial Center. Gabriella has had Cystic Fibrosis her whole life her condition was stable until it wasn't. Now she resides at the hospital waiting for lung transplant.

Ava Monroe is the new night shift attending doctor working at the Pitt, alongside Jack Abbot. Dr. Monroe has always been closed off, since that harrowing February day where a cancer diagnosis changed everything. Will she open up to Jack, after she reaches her breaking point? Or will she continue to lie to those around her and even herself?

Georgia Abbot's first introduction to PTMC wasn't all she'd hoped it would be. Dennis Whitaker was taken aback by her beauty, and the fact she was his superior's daughter. She was off limits to him. Little did they know they'd be working together for this whole Emergency department rotation.

For years Georgia only spoke to her father through postcards and a very seldom video chat. That was until her mother passed away when she was about to go into her last year of her nursing program. She was forced to move across the country and live with her father Michael "Robby" Robinavitch. It was financially her best option, and after she graduated her father handed her a shot at being a nurse in the best ED in the country at PTMC. Robby kept Georgia a secret until she had her first day at PTMC and met her night shift attending Dr. Jack Abbot. Georgia was mesmerized by his charm and his looks, but unfortunately for her, he was her father's best friend...

The emergency department never sleeps. On her first day in the Pitt, Ophelia Abbott knows two things: She has to prove she belongs there... and she can't afford to fail. Working under the watchful eye of the brilliant but guarded chief attending, Michael Robinavitch, Ophelia is thrown headfirst into a world of trauma bays, life-or-death decisions, and impossible expectations,made even harder by the fact that her father is one of the senior residents on the night shift. But behind Robby's calm authority is a man carrying a weight no one in the Pitt talks about. The long nights, the patients he couldn't save, and a quiet darkness that even the chaos of the emergency room can't drown out. When the two grow closer, the connection between them becomes impossible to ignore. As pressure builds inside and outside the hospital walls, grief, exhaustion, and buried pain begin to surface. Lines blur between doctor and patient, strength and breaking point, love and letting go. Because in the Pitt, saving lives is the job. Saving each other is another story entirely. And sometimes the hardest thing to do... is simply hold on.

Ellie Robinavitch grew up in the emergency room-doing homework at the nurses' station, learning which alarms mattered, and watching her dad hold the chaos together like it was second nature. She thought he was untouchable. But over time, something started to shift. Not enough to name. Not enough to stop. Just small moments-missed sleep, shorter answers, a heaviness that seemed to follow him home. The kind of unraveling that happens quietly. The kind you don't realize you're watching until you're already in the middle of it. Now, as Ellie is pulled deeper into the world she thought she understood, she's left trying to figure out where the line is- between holding it together... and losing yourself completely.

After her father's death, Dr Iris Adler returns to Pittsburgh with a medical career moving faster than it should and a house that feels too quiet to live in. In the ER, she's steady, sharp, impossible to rattle - seeing what others miss without ever asking to be noticed. Dr. Jack Abbott notices anyway. What begins as respect turns into something harder to ignore and even harder to keep. But Iris has never trusted anything that feels permanent, and Jack knows better than most how quickly things can be taken away. Some houses are inherited. Some are built. Iris isn't sure she knows the difference yet.

It was Natalia's first day back at Pittsburgh Trauma Medical Center after being away for five weeks. It was bittersweet. She loved this hospital. She loved her job and she loved the work she did and the differences she's made here, both personally and professionally. Natalia loved the person and surgeon she grew to become. Every mistake made and every accomplishment achieved in the past seven years here has shaped her into who she is now. But. . . Things had changed when Natalia met him on a random shift three years ago. And it took a turn for the worst on a random night nine weeks ago. So, when Dr. Natalia Castillo stepped back into Pittsburgh Trauma Medical Center it was with a heavy heart. - Extended summary inside. Jack Abbot x OC Cover by me All rights go to the creators of Max's "The Pitt". I only own the characters I created for the purpose of this story.