Miranda Demands Sharon Goodwin's 1-Hour Resignation, Threatening Gaffney Director Role
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Updated · NBC Insider · May 14
Miranda Demands Sharon Goodwin's 1-Hour Resignation, Threatening Gaffney Director Role
2 articles · Updated · NBC Insider · May 14
Miranda ordered Sharon Goodwin to resign as Gaffney director within one hour in the Chicago Med Season 11 finale, setting up a direct power struggle for Season 12.
Goodwin triggered the threat by telling Miranda about Theo Rabari’s medical records, handing her rival grounds to accuse her of misconduct and push for a board vote to terminate her.
Theo had already withdrawn from the race for chief of psychiatry after his sociopathy was exposed, and Dr. Daniel Charles was restored to the post effective immediately.
Allen MacDonald said Season 12 will center on Goodwin fighting to keep her job, with Miranda and Goodwin poised to “get in the ring” after the finale cliffhanger.
Was Goodwin's ethical breach just the perfect excuse for Miranda's pre-planned takedown?
After breaking federal law to protect a colleague, how can Director Goodwin possibly save her job?
Goodwin ignored his pleas and broke the law for him. Will Dr. Charles now defend her or condemn her?