Transplant

Bash's psychiatrist suggests an unexpected form of therapy. Mags gets evicted and meets an old patient who holds a grudge. Theo makes some questionable choices with a patient's mother. June's personal and professional worlds collide.

Bash's life is scrutinized during his citizenship interview; when treating survivors of a building fire, Theo needs Bash's help with a scared young boy; Mags helps a recovering addict who swallowed her keys; June and Bash treat estranged brothers.

Bash reels from Amira's bold decision; tensions flare at an after-work dinner party; Devi struggles to keep her staff in line as turmoil erupts over her leadership; Mags treats a highly sensitive person; Theo considers breaking some hospital rules.

Bash and Amira have an argument over her future; Bash treats a diabetic woman who is overly dependent on her 18-year-old son; Mags questions herself as she adjusts to very limited parameters.

Recovering from a personal crisis, Mags worries about how to get her life back on track; Bash takes an unorthodox approach to treating a soldier with PTSD; Theo treats a terminally ill child whose father is desperate for a drug trial.

Bash finds himself at odds with his direct supervisor while they treat a couple of skydivers with a unique relationship; Mags speaks out against her supervising doctor; a mistake comes back to bite Theo.

Bash treats a woman whose ketamine therapy goes awry; Mags loses confidence in her new boss; June realizes she has too much on her plate; Theo reunites with a young former patient whose life may depend on the death of another patient.

Bash treats a man with a rare medical condition. Mags gets a visit from her parents and goes above and beyond for a pregnant woman with an undiagnosed condition. A misunderstanding with a rabies patient lands Theo in trouble. June and Novak negotiate a tentative working relationship. Devi starts to make changes.

Bash's decisions lead to conflict with the new chief of emergency medicine; Mags struggles to save a patient who thinks the system gave up on her; June has trouble with her new roommate, and gets a work proposal from Novak; Theo has trouble adapting.

Bash’s focus is split between the needs of patients in two countries; Dr. Bishop’s emergency department goals are met with mixed support.

With his future as a doctor on the line, Bash must suppress his instincts and avoid any chance of risk.

Pressured by a patient's father, Bash must make an impossible choice to save a life.

Bash faces an ethical dilemma with a gang member and the police officer looking for him.

Bash helps his undocumented friend Khaled apply for asylum.

As Dr. Bishop faces challenges returning to work, Bash's loyalty is tested; Mags has a harrowing encounter with an aggressive patient.

A morbidity and mortality review forces Bash and Dr. Bishop into conflict.

Rania's arrival triggers unwanted memories for Bash; Mags can't win her new boss' approval.

A bus full of kids crashes and sends the team racing. Bash’s life is upended when he is reunited with a woman from his past. With Dr. Bishop still unconscious after his stroke, Mags struggles to find support in her mentor’s absence. Theo faces repercussions from his family after taking a full-time job away from home, and June has an important career decision to make.

Bash provides medical care to a friend who is reluctant about treatment, while Mags has her hands full with a young woman who seems to be withholding information. Dr. Bishop offers Mags an incredible opportunity, and someone from June’s past tries to reach out to her. Faced with a young athlete without a clear diagnosis, Theo also has to navigate the patient’s complicated family dynamic.

Bash and Amira settle into a new environment, while at the hospital Bash helps a worried couple expecting their first child. Dr. Bishop puts Mags to the test by personally evaluating her performance in the emergency department. Meanwhile, Theo is surprised by his reaction in the face of an altercation, and Attending Dr. Wendy Atwater gives June an interesting case.

Bash wants to make things right with Amira after their lives are turned upside down once again.

An incident at work causes Bash to second-guess himself. Mags is inspired by a firefighter devoted to her work, even if it means risking her life on a daily basis, and June must learn to work with others. Meanwhile, Theo celebrates his birthday for the first time away from his family, and is faced with a young patient with a big plea.

Bash does his best to celebrate Eid with his sister Amira, but she wishes they could continue the traditions they had back home. At the hospital, Bash has difficulty respecting a patient’s decision, while Mags tries to gather all the information they need to save a gunshot victim. Theo treats a teenage patient who wants to avoid telling his parents why he’s in the hospital.

Bash is divided between his work at the hospital and a patient he is helping to treat remotely in Syria. Dr. Bishop puts extra pressure on Bash, while Theo feels powerless when something happens to one of his daughters back home. Meanwhile, a patient puts Mags’ moral convictions to the test, and June tries to improve her social skills.

As Bash's future at the hospital hangs in the balance, he diagnoses a young patient with a rare disease that could have been prevented. Mags is faced with a case she cannot solve, as June tries to keep her personal life private. Meanwhile, Theo drives through the night to spend a day with his family in Sudbury.

When Bash and Mags work together to treat a patient with a tricky diagnosis, Mags realizes that Bash’s experience as a doctor in Syria has led to an instinct-based approach. Head nurse Claire Malone is concerned that Dr. Bishop is already working following his accident. June struggles to put her foot down with Dr. Singh concerning the needs of a patient, and Theo works to build a connection with Bash.

When Bashir Hamed finds himself at the site of a tragic accident, his medical training takes over as he works to save the wounded. At York Memorial Hospital, the staff treat patients from the accident while concerns arise about their Chief of Emergency Medicine, Dr. Jed Bishop.