Ep 10. Six or Seven Minutes

In New Amsterdam season 1 episode 10 titled "Six or Seven Minutes," the medical staff at New Amsterdam Hospital receives a stark reminder of just how precious life can be. While on a routine flight to another hospital, an ambulance carrying a critically ill patient crashes in a rural area not far from New York City.

The staff at New Amsterdam quickly mobilizes to rescue the patient, but the crash site is remote and difficult to access. As they work frantically to get to the injured man, they realize that time is not on their side. The patient has lost a lot of blood and is in dire need of medical attention, but the crash has left him trapped and unable to move.

Meanwhile, the team faces another crisis in the hospital. A child with a rare and deadly disease has been brought to New Amsterdam, and the doctors are struggling to find a way to save her. The situation is complicated by the fact that the patient's parents are divided over the best course of treatment. The mother is a firm believer in holistic medicine, while the father wants to pursue conventional medical treatment.

Dr. Max Goodwin, the medical director of New Amsterdam, must navigate these two crises at once, managing the resources of the hospital to ensure that both patients receive the best possible care. He will have to make some difficult decisions and rely on the expertise of his staff if he hopes to save both lives.

As the clock ticks down, the medical staff is pushed to their limits, with each passing minute bringing new challenges and unexpected obstacles. The tension mounts as they race against time to get to the patient in the crashed ambulance and save the life of the child in the hospital.

New Amsterdam season 1 episode 10 offers a heart-pumping and emotional look at just how high the stakes can be in the world of emergency medicine. It showcases the remarkable talents of the medical staff at New Amsterdam Hospital, who work tirelessly to save lives against all odds. With its thrilling storyline and unforgettable characters, "Six or Seven Minutes" will keep viewers on the edge of their seats from start to finish.