Praxis mit Meerblick: Der einsame Schwimmer

SYNOPSIS

Nora faces a difficult decision: should she buy the Rügen practice and continue Richard's life's work without him? This is not an easy decision for the doctor, who not only lacks a decorative doctorate, but also lacks the necessary capital and the required license. She receives unexpected support from Richard's uncle, the long-time Rügen doctor Dr. Gunsche, who came from his old home in distant Sochi. Although he already has extremely lucrative offers, he encourages Nora to take over. Until then, the pensioner wants to help out in his previous practice and set the course so that Nora gets the approval of the doctors' association. However, it soon becomes apparent that contacts from the past are no longer useful today. Nora's "archenemy" Dr. Heckmann, who is conspicuously friendly and even offers her a job at the Rügen Clinic. However, Nora finds out what really drives the senior physician. The ambitious triathlete Jonas Prill, who suffers a strange fit of weakness during swimming training, shoots over the target. Although Nora pulls him out of the Baltic Sea and saves his life, he does not want to be treated by her. The doctor is pretty tough when it comes to protecting patients from themselves.