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医師ヨハン あらすじ

レジデントのシヨンは、目の前で大切な人を救えなかったことから医師をやめてしまう

父の友人から刑務所の医療スタッフのアルバイトを勧められ、刑務所で働くことに。

ある日急患の受刑者が出るが、シヨンは判断に戸惑っていた。

 

そこに、ある受刑者が現れ的確に指導してくれる。

それは、元医師のヨハンだった。

 

ヨハンはある事情から10秒以内に患者の状態を把握することができる、”ドクター10秒”と呼ばれる医師だった。

だが、ヨハンは担当していた末期患者を尊厳死させたことで殺人罪として服役していた。

ヨハンの指示で患者の命を救ったシヨンは再び医師としての道を歩み始めることに。

 

その後、シヨンは父が理事長を務めていたハンセ病院ペインクリニック科のレジデントとなる。

 

そこに最年少教授として現れたのはあのときのヨハン!

 

服役した過去を持つヨハンを採用することに病院の意見は割れるが、シヨンはヨハンの下で医師として成長していく

 

一方かつての事件でヨハンを起訴した検事のソッキはヨハンが復帰したことで、周りの人間に危険な医師として警戒する・・

医師ヨハン 相関図

出典:KNTV

 

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医師ヨハン キャスト

<役名>チャ・ヨハン(俳優名)チソン

ハンセ病院ペインクリニック科教授

10秒以内で症状を把握できる”ドクター10秒”と呼ばれている

<その他の出演作品>

など

<役名>カン・シヨン(俳優名)イ・セヨン

ペインクリニック科レジデント

あることがきっかけで一度はレジデントをやめてしまうがヨハンと知り合ってもう一度目指すことに。

<その他の出演作品>

  • カイロス
  • メモリスト
  • HOW ARE u BREAD
  • 王になった男
  • 花遊記(ファユギ)
  • 最高の一発
  • 月桂樹洋服店の紳士たち
  • ヴァンパイア探偵
  • トロットの恋人
  • 思春期メドレー
  • 結婚の女神
  • 会いたい

など

<役名>ソン・ソッキ(俳優名)イ・ギュヒョン

ソウル南部地検検事

<その他の出演作品>

など

 




<役名>イ・ユジュン(俳優名)ファンヒ

ペインクリニック科フェロー

患者想いの医師

ミレが好き

<その他の出演作品>

など

<役名> カン・ミレ(俳優名)チョン・ミナ

シヨンの妹

ペインクリニック科レジデント

<その他の出演作品>

  • 誰が何と言っても
  • 死んでもいい
  • 君の声が聞こえる
  • 神々の晩餐
  • ロードナンバーワン
  • 太陽の女
  • 犬とオオカミの時間
  • その女
  • ルル姫
  • ファッション70s
  • チェオクの剣

など




<役名>ホ・ジュン(俳優名)クォン・シヒョン

ペインクリニック科レジデント4年生

<その他の出演作品>

<役名>キム・ウォニ(俳優名)オ・ヒョンジュン

ペインクリニック科レジデント1年生

体を鍛える事、医師という仕事が趣味

<その他の出演作品>

現在なし

<役名>チェ・ウンジョン(俳優名)シン・ドンミ

ホスピスセンター緩和医療チーム看護師

安楽死には反対派

<その他の出演作品>

など

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その他 キャスト

  • ホン・ヨンジン→ソン・サン
  • ナ・ギョンア→イ・ユミ
  • ミン・テギョン→キム・ヘウン
  • ハン・ミョンオ→キム・ヨンフン
  • カン・イムン→オム・ヒョソプ
  • ミン・ジュギョン→オ・スンヒョン
  • クォン・ソク→チョン・ジェソン
  • カン・イス→チョン・ノミン
  • オ・ジョンナム→チョン・インギ
  • パク・ジョンボ→キム・ドフン

など




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