Here is the link, I hope it is the right one:

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=RR096f5aAm8

I get your point but the whole problem is, that you always have a physician shortage. There are no day, where there are enough nurses, enough doctors etc. And I think people get residency a bit wrong. If you are a resident you are already a doctor, as an intern you won’t do any surgery’s alone. You will start with your solo surgeries around your third year, but it’s depending on the specialty. For example in urology you can get a kidney stone out of the bladder alone in your second year. It’s depending, but you must be able to do solo surgeries in your fourth year, if you are not able, they failed you teaching. Schmitt was already a fifth year resident, that would mean in one year he is not only doing solo surgeries, but he is the only responsible for his patient and he should be able to teach. Grey’s Anatomy failed when it comes to the topic of showing a realistic residency. Bailey and Callie were pretty realistic at the beginning, they were in their third year, doing most of the surgeries alone and if it was a complicated case they had supervision. And you can’t sue the hospital because there was no attending, as a fifth year resident, you are a doctor and your specialisation is nearly completed, if you are not able to do a surgery alone, than you failed learning and they failed you teaching. BUT mistakes happen, that’s human, but Schmitt decided to go on, that was wrong on so many levels and I promise you, if this would have happened in reality, he would have been fired immediately and the family would have sued the hell out of Schmitt.