Pulse: Netflix’s new medical drama set to premiere in April 2025
Annapurna Rai | Feb 19, 2025, 22:00 IST
Pulse: Netflix’s New Medical Drama Set to Premiere in April 2025
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Netflix premieres its first English-language medical procedural drama, 'Pulse,' on April 3, 2025. The series explores the intense environment of Miami's busiest Level 1 Trauma Center, focusing on Dr. Danielle Simms as she navigates medical emergencies and personal challenges after becoming Chief Resident.
Netflix is set to premiere its inaugural English-language medical procedural drama, "Pulse," on April 3, 2025. The series delves into the high-pressure environment of Miami's busiest Level 1 Trauma Center, Maguire Hospital, as its staff navigates both medical emergencies and intricate personal dynamics.
Plot overview
"Pulse" centers on Dr. Danielle "Danny" Simms, portrayed by Willa Fitzgerald, a third-year Emergency Medicine resident unexpectedly promoted to Chief Resident following the suspension of Dr. Xander Phillips, played by Colin Woodell. As a hurricane looms, the hospital is inundated with trauma cases, compelling Danny and Xander to collaborate despite their complex personal history. The series offers a compelling exploration of the challenges faced by medical professionals in a high-stakes environment.
Ensemble cast
The series boasts a diverse ensemble cast, including:
"Pulse" is co-created by Zoe Robyn and Carlton Cuse, both serving as showrunners and executive producers. The series is produced by Bradley Gardner, Emma Forman, Michael Klick, and Kate Dennis, with Dennis directing the initial episodes.
As anticipation builds, "Pulse" promises to deliver an intense and authentic portrayal of the personal and professional lives of medical practitioners, highlighting the complexities and triumphs inherent in the healthcare profession.
Plot overview
"Pulse" centers on Dr. Danielle "Danny" Simms, portrayed by Willa Fitzgerald, a third-year Emergency Medicine resident unexpectedly promoted to Chief Resident following the suspension of Dr. Xander Phillips, played by Colin Woodell. As a hurricane looms, the hospital is inundated with trauma cases, compelling Danny and Xander to collaborate despite their complex personal history. The series offers a compelling exploration of the challenges faced by medical professionals in a high-stakes environment.
Ensemble cast
The series boasts a diverse ensemble cast, including:
- Justina Machado as Dr. Natalie Cruz: Chair of Surgery and Emergency Medicine, overseeing the hospital's critical operations.
- Jack Bannon as Dr. Tom Cole: A witty and charming Surgical Resident from Britain, drawn to Miami for its esteemed trauma program and vibrant lifestyle.
- Jessie T. Usher as Dr. Sam Elijah: A thoughtful third-year Emergency Medicine Resident from Florida, balancing a calm demeanor with a competitive edge.
- Daniela Nieves as Camila Perez: An optimistic third-year medical student, navigating the challenges of her rigorous training.
- Chelsea Muirhead as Sophie Chan: A determined surgical intern, committed to excelling in her field.
- Jessy Yates as Harper Simms: A self-assured second-year Emergency Medicine resident and Danny's younger sister, who uses a wheelchair and brings a unique perspective to patient care.
"Pulse" is co-created by Zoe Robyn and Carlton Cuse, both serving as showrunners and executive producers. The series is produced by Bradley Gardner, Emma Forman, Michael Klick, and Kate Dennis, with Dennis directing the initial episodes.
As anticipation builds, "Pulse" promises to deliver an intense and authentic portrayal of the personal and professional lives of medical practitioners, highlighting the complexities and triumphs inherent in the healthcare profession.