dead_poet

i realize i'm poking the bear here, but i don't think mohan was a very good teacher/mentor. for as much empathy she extends towards her patients, she extends very little towards her colleagues (and towards herself!)

she has her moments. encouraging whitaker in s1 to move forward after mr milton's death was a great moment, as well as educating him on sickle cell. i also like how she responded to joy coming up with a more helpful treatment plan.

however, her way of practicing medicine is for the most part very "my way or the highway". she dismisses robby's complaints about her speed consistently and doesn't listen to santos regarding the overdose. in s2, she overrides mel's treatment plan (and also rolls her eyes/makes faces at her during the eye stroke scene...) and puts the kibosh on donnie prescribing to a patient, something he's within his rights as an NP to do.

but mostly what bothers me is her absolutely egregious failure of mentorship when she lets santos, an intern on her first day, take the fall for a mistake she made. mohan stood there and watched santos get berated and never bothered to correct langdon. sure, telling santos she does belong was a nice gesture, but it is absolutely unacceptable that mohan, as a doctor in her THIRD YEAR of residency, never even followed up with langdon to admit that it was her own mistake. bare minimum, she should have done that. (also in s2 never even checks in on santos about how she feels regarding langdon being back despite witnessing his verbal abuse of her?)

she also more or less tells whitaker you can determine who is drug seeking and who is in real pain basically based on vibes which is um. something.

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