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| Lori Andrews |
| • |
Dr. Alexandra Blake:
geneticist and forensic specialist working for the Armed Forces Institute
of Pathology in Washington DC |
| Lori Avocato |
| • |
Pauline Sokol:
ex-nurse, now an investigator of medical fraud |
| H.C. Bailey |
| • |
Reginald Fortune: surgeon
and medical consultant to Scotland Yard, in London, England |
| Jo Bailey |
| • |
Jan Gallagher: head of
Special Security Projects at Jackson General Hospital in Abilene,
Texas |
| Jo Bannister |
| • |
Dr. Clio Rees: physician
and mystery writer, and Harry Marsh, a chief inspector, in England |
| Christine Barber |
| • |
Lucy Newroe: newspaper
editor and volunteer EMT, in Santa Fe, New Mexico |
| Josh Bazell |
| • |
Peter Brown: emergency room doctor in Manhattan, New York, formerly Pietro “Bearclaw” Brnwa, a hitman for the New Jersey mob |
| Josephine Bell |
| • |
Dr. David Wintringham,
Inspector Steven Mitchell of Scotland Yard, and barrister Claude
Warrington-Reeve, in England |
| Michael Biehl |
| • |
Karen Hayes: staff
lawyer for Shoreview Memorial Hospital in Illinois |
| Benjamin Black (John Banville) |
| • |
Quirke: coroner in 1950s Dublin, Ireland |
| J.M.C. Blair |
| • |
Merlin: scholar, doctor,
and advisor to King Arthur of legendary medieval Britain, in the
Merlin Investigations |
| Robin Blake |
| • |
Titus Cragg, a coroner, and Luke Fidelis, a doctor, in 1740s Lancashire, England |
| J.S. Borthwick |
| • |
Alex McKenzie: doctor,
and Sarah Deane, a graduate student, in Maine |
| Sarah Kemp (Michael Butterworth) |
| • |
Dr. Tina May:
television celebrity pathologist and amateur sleuth, in England |
| Alys Clare |
| • |
Lassair: a 14-year-old
girl with special gifts training to be a healer in a Fenland village,
in 11th century England |
| Peter Clement |
| • |
Dr. Earl Garnet:
Emergency Room Chief at St. Paul’s Hospital, in Buffalo,
New York |
| • |
Richard Steel:
widowed burned-out ER doctor with a teen-age son, and world-renowned
geneticist Kathleen Sullivan, in New York City |
| Deryn Collier |
| • |
Bern Fortin: former Canadian Forces commander, working for the coroner in the small town of Kootenay Landing, in British Columbia, Canada |
| Colin Cotterill |
| • |
Dr. Siri Paiboun:
70-something national coroner, Nurse Dtui, and Geung, a developmentally
challenged morgue assistant, in 1970s Laos |
| Claire Daniels (Jaqueline Girdner) |
| • |
Cally Lazar: recovering lawyer and an alternative healer |
| Annette Dashofy |
| • |
Zoe Chambers: paramedic and deputy coroner in rural Vance Township, Pennsylvania |
| Carter Dickson (John Dickson Carr) |
| • |
Sir Henry
Merrivale: holder of one of the oldest baronetcies in England,
physician, barrister, and head of military intelligence for the
war office in England |
| Paul Doherty |
| • |
Mathilde of
Westminster:
physician and former lady-in-waiting,
in the court of Edward II, in 14th century, London, England |
| Ruth Downie |
| • |
Gaius Petreius Ruso: recently divorced Roman army physician,
in second century Roman Britain |
| Eileen Dreyer |
| • |
Molly Burke: nurse and death investigator, in St. Louis, Missouri |
| D.H. Dublin |
| • |
Madison Cross: former star medical student with the Crime Scenes
Unit, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania |
| Susan Dunlap |
| • |
Kiernan
O’Shaughnessy: former San Francisco
medical examiner turned private investigator, in La Jolla, California |
| Lance Elliot (Keith McCarthy) |
| • |
Lance Elliot:
doctor in 1975 Thornton Heath, England |
| Barbara Reichmuth Geisler |
| • |
Dame Averilla:
infirmaress at the Benedictine abbey near Shaftesbury in 12th
century Norman England |
| Lee Goldberg |
| • |
Dr. Mark Sloane: Chief of Internal Medicine at Community General
Hospital who consults with the LAPD, in Los Angeles, California,
in the Diagnosis Murder TV novelizations |
| Leonard Goldberg |
| • |
Dr. David Ballineau: Los Angeles emergency room chief and Special Forces veteran, and his girlfriend, nurse Carolyn Ross |
| C.L. Grace (Paul Doherty) |
| • |
Kathryn Swinbrooke:
physician, apothecary, and death investigator in 15th century
Canterbury, England |
| Christine Green |
| • |
Kate Kinsella:
nurse and medical examiner, in England |
| Susanna Gregory |
| • |
Matthew Bartholomew: physician, and his colleague Brother Michael,
in 14th century Cambridge, England |
| Barbara Hambly |
| • |
Ben January:
surgeon and music teacher, in 1830s New Orleans, Louisiana |
| Robin Hathaway |
| • |
Dr. Jo Banks: who
leaves New York City after a fatal misdiagnosis of a patient and
ends up in Bayfield, New Jersey, as the on-call doctor at a motel |
| • |
Dr. Andrew Fenimore:
family physician in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania |
| Steven F. Havill |
| • |
Thomas Parks:
doctor in 1890s Port McKinney, Washington |
| Gwen Hunter |
| • |
Rhea Lynch: emergency
room doctor in Dawkins County, South Carolina |
| Lene Kaaberbøl & Agnete Friis |
| • |
Nina Borg: Red Cross nurse in Copenhagen, Denmark |
| Larry Karp |
| • |
Dr. Thomas Purdue: neurologist
and antique music box collector-restorer, in New York City |
| Mary Kittredge |
| • |
Edwina Crusoe: registered nurse at Chelsea Memorial Hospital,
and later a medical investigator, in New Haven, Connecticut |
| Bernard Knight |
| • |
Richard Pryor:
a pathologist, and Angela Bray, a biologist, running a private forensic
practice in 1950s Britain, in the Forensic Mystery series |
| Jerry Labriola |
| • |
Dr.
David Brooks: part-time physician and sleuth, with a briefcase
named “Friday”, based in Connecticut |
| Deryn Lake |
| • |
John Rawlings: apothecary
and associate of John Fielding, mostly in 18th century London, England |
| Bette Golden Lamb & J.J. Lamb |
| • |
Gina Mazzio: registered nurse at Ridgewood General Hospital, in San Francisco, California |
| Margaret Lawrence |
| • |
Hannah Trevor:
midwife in Rufford, Maine just after the Revolutionary War |
| Arthur Lyons & Thomas Noguchi |
| • |
Dr. Eric Parker:
chief coroner for Los Angeles County, in California |
| CJ Lyons |
| • |
An ensemble cast
medical suspense series — emergency room doctor Lydia Fiore,
medical student Amanda Mason, resident Gina Freeman, and nurse
Nora Halloran — at Angels of Mercy Medical Center, in Pittsburgh,
Pennsylvania |
| Scott Mackay |
| • |
Dr. Clyde Deacon:
President McKinley’s former physician, who moves to Fairfield,
New Jersey in 1902 |
| Neil McMahon |
| • |
Carroll Monks: emergency-room
doctor in San Francisco, California |
| Ann McMillan |
| • |
Judah Daniel: freedwoman
who is also the local herbalist, and Narcissa Power, a young widow,
and at the time of the Civil War in Virginia |
| Mardi Oakley Medawar |
| • |
Tay-bodal:
19th-century Kiowa healer in Oklahoma |
| Paul Nathan |
| • |
Bert Swain: divorced
middle-aged writer and head of public relations at a Manhattan medical
research center, in New York City |
| Albert Noyer |
| • |
Getorius Asterlus:
surgeon, and Arcadia Asterlus, his wife, in
5th century Italy |
| Jill Paton Walsh |
| • |
Imogen Quy: nurse
in St. Agatha’s College, in Cambridge, England |
| James Patterson |
| • |
Claire Washburn:
medical examiner, Lindsay Boxer, a homicide inspector, Cindy Thomas,
a reporter, and Jill Bernhardt, an Assistant District Attorney—members
of The Women’s Murder
Club, in San Francisco, California |
| Ross Pennie |
| • |
Zol Szabo: public health doctor and medical detective, in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada |
| Ellis Peters |
| • |
Brother Cadfael: 12th century monk and herbalist in Shrewsbury,
England |
| Sarah Pinborough |
| • |
Dr. Thomas Bond: physician assisting the police investigating brutal serial killings, in 1880s London, England |
| David Pirie |
| • |
Arthur Doyle: a young
doctor, and Joseph Bell, a doctor and Doyle’s mentor, in Edinburgh,
Scotland |
| Bill Pomidor |
| • |
Plato Marley: family
physician, and Calista Marley, a forensic pathologist, in Cleveland,
Ohio |
| Oliver Pötzsch |
| • |
Jakob Kuisl, the hangman of Schongau, his clever and headstrong daughter Magdalena, and Simon Fronwieser, the son of the town doctor, in mid-17th century Bavaria, Germany |
| Suzanne Proulx |
| • |
Victoria Lucci: risk manager at a hospital in Denver, Colorado |
| Andrew Puckett |
| • |
Tom Jones: health investigator for the Home Office, and sometimes Jo Farewell, a nursing sister at Latchvale Hospital, in England |
| Christopher Reich |
| • |
Dr. Jonathan Ransom:
surgeon with Doctors Without Borders working in the toughest parts
of the world |
| Mary Roberts Rinehart |
| • |
Hilda Adams:
nurse known to the police as Miss Pinkerton |
| Leah Ruth Robinson |
| • |
Dr. Evelyn Sutcliffe: emergency
room physician at Manhattan Hospital, in New York City |
| Caroline Roe |
| • |
Isaac: blind physician,
and Bishop Berenguer, in 1350s Girona, Spain |
| Annelise Ryan |
| • |
Mattie Winston:
nurse turned deputy coroner in the fictional small town of Sorenson,
Wisconsin |
| Deborah and Joel Shlian |
| • |
Lili Quan: China-born
California physician who travels to China |
| Susan Slater |
| • |
Benson (Ben) Pecos: reservation medical investigator from Tewa
Pueblo, and Tommy Spottedhorse, a tribal police officer, in New Mexico |
| Karin Slaughter |
| • |
Dr. Sara Linton:
pediatrician and coroner in Grant County, Georgia |
| Christoph Spielberg |
| • |
Felix Hoffmann: experienced emergency room doctor and reluctant sleuth, and his girlfriend Celine, in Berlin, Germany |
| Jonathan Stagge (Patrick Quentin) |
| • |
Dr. Hugh Westlake:
general practitioner, and his daughter Dawn, in rural Pennsylvania |
| Kelli Stanley |
| • |
Arcturus: the Roman
governor’s doctor and investigator, in 83 AD Londinium, Britain |
| Mel Starr |
| • |
Hugh de Singleton: surgeon
in Bampton, near Oxford, during the reign of Edward III, in 14th
century England |
| Nancy Tesler |
| • |
Carrie Carlin: biofeedback
specialist, and Ted Brodsky, a homicide cop, in New Jersey |
| Sam Thomas |
| • |
Bridget Hodgson, a widowed midwife, and Martha Hawkins, her apprentice, in 1640s York, England |
| Victoria Thompson |
| • |
Sarah Brandt:
midwife in turn-of-the-20th-century New York City,
in the Gaslight Mysteries |
| Rebecca Tope |
| • |
Drew Slocombe: former
nurse who has become an undertaker in Bradbourne, England |
| James Tucker |
| • |
Jack Merlin: surgeon
and magician in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania |
| Robert W. Walker |
| • |
Jessica Coran:
doctor and FBI medical examiner in Washington, DC |
| • |
JJane Francis Tewes:
doctor,
and Alastair Ransom, an inspector, in 1890s Chicago, Illinois |
| H.O. Ward |
| • |
Dr. Galimatias: semi-retired
physician based in New Orleans, Louisiana, and Aramus P. Limpkin,
professor of history at a college in Georgia |
| Sylvia Maultash Warsh |
| • |
Rebecca Temple:
family practice physician in Toronto, Ontario,
Canada |
| Ann Woodward |
| • |
Lady Aoi: lady-in-waiting,
trained in Chinese healing arts, in the late Heian period (1020s),
at the Imperial Palace, Kyoto, Japan |
| Dirk Wyle |
| • |
Rebecca Levis: medical student, later MD, and Ben Candidi, a
free-spirited, nature-loving biomedical scientist, and in Florida,
Washington, DC, and elsewhere |
| Felicity Young |
| • |
Dody McCleland: doctor in turn of the 20th century Edwardian London, England |
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