It's ridiculous that Bash didn't get fired. First, he left the freaking hospital to do the first responders' job, meaning he a) wasn't there in the ER, where he was desperately needed to do the job he was actually being paid for, both while he was gone and while he was being treated for his chemical burns, and b) exposed the hospital to all kinds of liability. What if the chemical he was exposed to was something he could have spread to other patients he treated in the ER? I hate seeing drama created out of characters doing really stupid things, especially when no one ever even gently suggests to them afterwards that what they did was really stupid. What if the building had collapsed on him and he'd died, leaving the hospital a doctor short in the middle of a mass casualty event and Amira alone in a foreign country? But as if that weren't enough reason to fire him, he had a PTSD flashback in the middle of a life-and-death emergency procedure on a patient, with no apparent consequences at all. No hospital would allow him near a patient again until he was cleared by a mental health professional that it would not happen again.
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