When a tragic event takes place, Bashir Hamed, a Syrian refugee who used to be a doctor in his country, can't help but use his training to save the wounded.

As Bash joins the staff at York Memorial, his experience as a doctor during the war in Syria informs his unconventional approach.

With his future at York Memorial uncertain, Bash must deal with the scrutiny he's under.

When Bash's friend from Syria calls him requesting his help to treat patients, Bash must figure out how to be in two places at once.

Bash tries to respect old family traditions while struggling to open up about his past.

Bash's past comes back to the surface in a way that impacts his work.