1: Massive pile up

2: Shift change

3: Free space

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Jack Abbot, Michael "Robby" Robinavitch, Baran Al-Hashimi, John Shen, Frank Langdon, Emery Walsh, Parker Ellis, Samira Mohan, Cassie McKay, Melissa "Mel" King, Trinity Santos, Dennis Whitaker, Nazely Toomarian, Cyrus Henderson, James Ogilvie, Joy Kwon, Dana Evans, Lena Handzo, Mateo Diaz, Emma Nolan, Brendon Park

Massive pile up

The relative calm of the afternoon shift was shattered not by a single siren, but by the synchronized, frantic wail of multiple ambulances approaching the east side simultaneously. A massive multi vehicle pileup on the Parkway West, involving a transit bus and several passenger cars, had turned the Pitt into a war zone.

"Incoming! Three ambulances, ETA two minutes!" Jesse Van Horn’s voice cut through the ambient hum of the ER, his tone losing its usual rock star nonchalance for a sharp, professional edge. "Trauma one and two are being prepped! We’ve got a bus load of casualties coming in hot!"

The atmosphere shifted instantly from routine to kinetic. Dana Evans, already moving with the practiced efficiency of a veteran, began barking orders to the nursing staff. "Emma, get the central station ready! Perlah, grab the extra trauma kits from the supply hall! We’re going to need every hand!"

In the central hub, the digital patient screen began to flicker with new, urgent entries. Dr. Robby Robinavitch emerged from his office, his face a mask of weary intensity as he gripped his motorcycle helmet, his eyes scanning the chaos. "Listen up!" he shouted over the rising din of monitors and shouting paramedics. "This is all hands on deck! No one leaves their station until we've triaged the first wave. Langdon, get to triage now! Santos, you're with me in Trauma One!"

The heavy doors of the ambulance bay swung open, and the first wave of paramedics rushed in, pushing gurneys laden with blood soaked linens and screaming patients. The Pitt was officially in overdrive.