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"Scars to Your Beautiful"
Single by Alessia Cara
from the album Know-It-All
Released
July 26, 2016 (2016-07-26)
Format
CD Single
digital download
Recorded
2015
Genre
Synth-pop
Length
3:50
Label
Def Jam
UMG
Songwriter(s)
Alessia Caracciolo
Warren Felder
Coleridge Tillman
Andrew Wansel
Producer(s)
Pop & Oak
Sebastian Kole
Alessia Cara singles chronology
"Wild"
(2016) "Scars to Your Beautiful"
(2016) "How Far I'll Go"
(2016)
"Wild"
(2016) "Scars to Your Beautiful"
(2016) "How Far I'll Go"
(2016)
Music video
"Scars to Your Beautiful" on YouTube
"Scars to Your Beautiful" is a song by songwriter Alessia Cara for her debut studio album, Know-It-All (2015). It was released to Top 40 radio on July 26, 2016, as the third single from the album. It peaked at number eight and thus became Alessia Cara's second top-ten single on US Billboard Hot 100.[1] The song was written by Cara, Warren "Oak" Felder, Coleridge Tillman, and Andrew "Pop" Wansel, with the production being handled by Felder, Tillman, and Wansel.[2]
Contents
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1 Background
2 Critical reception
3 Music video
3.1 Background
4 Usage in media
5 Track Listing
6 Charts
6.1 Weekly charts
6.2 Year-end charts
7 Certifications
8 Release history
9 References
Background[edit]
In an interview with Idolator's Mike Wass, Cara stated about the song,
"Basically, that song is about body image. It's directed at women, but I think men can relate to it as well. It's just a song about these things that certain women go through on a daily basis in order to feel loved or in order to love themselves. I think that's such a thing that goes on in today's world. These weird things are instilled in us. You know? That tell us that we’re not good enough or that there's only one kind of beauty. This song basically is contradicting that idea. It's saying, 'Well, if the world doesn't like how you look then they should change. They should change their perspective. You don’t have to change yourself.' I mean, I thought that that was important, you know, just to put out next. Especially because I think that's kind of the direction we're going in, you know, with 'Here'. 'Here' was about not belonging anywhere and 'Wild Things' was about finding a space you belong. Now 'Scars To Your Beautiful' is basically about embracing yourself and finally coming to that conclusion where you feel love and you can love yourself. I think it's cool to put out third because I feel like I have a bigger platform now. The point of the song is to reach as many women, or people, as possible."[3]
Critical reception[edit]
The Guardian's Kitty Empire said that "There's substance on [Scars to Your Beautiful], where Cara tackles the beauty myth à la Beyoncé. The verses pack some good stuff – 'What's a little bit of hunger? I can go a little bit longer.'" and later went on to say "the thumping motivational chorus merely suggests we are all stars."[4] Katy Iandoli of Idolator stated "[Scars to Your Beautiful] is a modern-day version of TLC's 'Unpretty', in its acknowledgment of the beauty in both visible and invisible imperfections."[5]
Billboard ranked "Scars to Your Beautiful" at number 77 on their Billboard's 100 Best Pop Songs of 2016: Critics' Picks" list, commenting “Body-positivity anthems typically don't get this dark, but on "Scars To Your Beautiful," Alessia Cara isn't afraid to talk cutting, tears and eating disorders, before getting to the uplifting chorus, where she delivers some of the most empowering, horizon-expanding lyrics of this year: ‘You don't have to change a thing / The world could change its heart.’”[6]
Music video[edit]
On July 11, 2016, a music video directed by Aaron A was released. It features a cameo by singer JoJo.[7]
Background[edit]
On the concept of the music video, Cara said in an interview with Cosmopolitan: "I wanted to do this kind of video for a very long time. Since we had this song — and since we knew it was going to be a single — I had this vision of many different cinematic shots of different kinds of people. I wanted all kinds of people — young, old, whatever their situation, whether it's visible scars, non-visible scars — just a bunch of different women, and there are some men in there as well because it can reach out to guys too. But I wanted real shots of real people telling their stories, and showing the story through little vignettes."[8]
Usage in media[edit]
The song is featured in the television shows The Bold Type and Law & Order: Special Victims Unit.
Track Listing[edit]
CD Single
"Scars to Your Beautiful" – 3:50
"Scars to Your Beautiful" (NOTD Remix) – 3:19
Digital download – Remixes[9]
"Scars to Your Beautiful" (Luca Schreiner Remix) – 4:22
"Scars to Your Beautiful" (NOTD Remix) – 3:19
"Scars to Your Beautiful" (Cages Remix) – 4:28
"Scars to Your Beautiful" (Joe Mason Remix) – 3:51
"Scars to Your Beautiful" (recycle jordan Remix) – 3:32
Charts[edit]
Weekly charts[edit]
Chart (2016–17)
Peak
position
Australia (ARIA)[10]
8
Austria (Ö3 Austria Top 40)[11]
18
Belgium (Ultratip Flanders)[12]
17
Belgium (Ultratip Wallonia)[13]
18
Canada (Canadian Hot 100)[14]
14
Canada AC (Billboard)[15]
4
Canada CHR/Top 40 (Billboard)[16]
5
Canada Hot AC (Billboard)[17]
1
Czech Republic (Rádio Top 100)[18]
3
Czech Republic (Singles Digitál Top 100)[19]
32
Denmark (Tracklisten)[20]
37
Germany (Official German Charts)[21]
19
Germany (Airplay Chart)[22]
1
Iceland (RÚV)[23]
4
Ireland (IRMA)[24]
39
Italy (FIMI)[25]
31
Netherlands (Dutch Top 40)[26]
7
Netherlands (Single Top 100)[27]
30
New Zealand (Recorded Music NZ)[28]
15
Poland (Polish Airplay Top 100) [29]
35
Portugal (AFP)[30]
18
Scotland (Official Charts Company)[31]
27
Slovakia (Rádio Top 100)[32]
7
Slovakia (Singles Digitál Top 100)[33]
37
Slovenia (SloTop50)[34]
6
Sweden (Sverigetopplistan)[35]
10
Switzerland (Schweizer Hitparade)[36]
18
UK Singles (Official Charts Company)[37]
55
US Billboard Hot 100[38]
8
US Adult Contemporary (Billboard)[39]
1
US Adult Top 40 (Billboard)[40]
1
US Dance Club Songs (Billboard)[41]
9
US Dance/Mix Show Airplay (Billboard)[42]
1
US Mainstream Top 40 (Billboard)[43]
1
US Rhythmic (Billboard)[44]
14
Year-end charts[edit]
Chart (2017)
Position
Australia (ARIA)[45]
87
Canada (Canadian Hot 100)[46]
70
Slovenia (SloTop50)[47]
25
Switzerland (Schweizer Hitparade)[48]
74
US Billboard Hot 100[49]
30
Certifications[edit]
Region
Certification
Certified units/Sales
Australia (ARIA)[50]
2× Platinum 140,000^
Brazil (Pro-Música Brasil)[51]
Gold 30,000*
Canada (Music Canada)[52]
Platinum 10,000^
Denmark (IFPI Denmark)[53]
Gold 45,000^
Germany (BVMI)[54]
Gold 200,000^
Italy (FIMI)[55]
2× Platinum 100,000
New Zealand (RMNZ)[56]
Gold 15,000*
Sweden (GLF)[57]
3× Platinum 120,000^
United Kingdom (BPI)[58]
Silver 200,000
United States (RIAA)[59]
2× Platinum 2,000,000
*sales figures based on certification alone
^shipments figures based on certification alone
sales+streaming figures based on certification alone
Release history[edit]
Region
Date
Format
Label
Ref.
United States July 26, 2016 Digital download
Def Jam
UMG
[60]
Top 40 radio Def Jam [1]
United Kingdom November 8, 2016 [61]
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MTV Video Music Award for Best Video with a Social Message (2010s)
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Lady Gaga — "Born This Way"
2012
Demi Lovato — "Skyscraper"
2013
Macklemore and Ryan Lewis (featuring Mary Lambert) — "Same Love"
2014
Beyoncé — "Pretty Hurts"
2015
Big Sean (featuring Kanye West and John Legend) — "One Man Can Change the World"
2016
NA
2017
All nominees — Big Sean ("Light"), Alessia Cara ("Scars to Your Beautiful"), The Hamilton Mixtape ("Immigrants (We Get The Job Done)"), John Legend ("Surefire"), Logic ("Black Spiderman"), and Taboo ("Stand Up")
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List of supporting characters in ER
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This is a list of supporting fictional characters in the medical drama ER.
Contents
1 Desk clerks and other non-medical hospital staff
2 Family members and friends
3 Fire fighters, paramedics, police officers, and social workers
4 Notable patients
5 Others
6 Secondary doctors and medical students
7 Secondary nurses and other medical staff
8 References
9 External links
Desk clerks and other non-medical hospital staff[edit]
Main article: List of desk clerks and other non-medical staff in ER
This is a dynamic list and may never be able to satisfy particular standards for completeness. You can help by expanding it with reliably sourced entries.
Actor/Actress
Character Position
Character Name
Years of Appearance
Reiko Aylesworth Hospital Chaplain Julia Dupree 2007–2008
Abraham Benrubi Desk Clerk Jerry Markovic 1994–1999; 2002–2006; 2008–2009
Jesse Borrego Desk Clerk Javier 2007–2008
Andrew Bowen Desk Clerk Temp Andrew "Andy" 1999–2000
Akosua Busia Hospital cafeteria worker and wife of Mobalage Kobe "Kubby" Ekabo 1999
Jordan Calloway Volunteer K.J. Thibeaux 2005–2006
Julie Delpy Runner for Central Supplies and Luka's girlfriend Nicole 2001
Troy Evans Desk Clerk Frank Martin 2000–2009
Małgorzata Gebel ER Aide/Desk Clerk; Former Vascular Surgeon in Poland Bogdana "Bob" Liwecki 1994–1995
Robert Gossett Hospital Board Member Dr Everett Daniels 2008
Mariska Hargitay Desk Clerk, also Mark Greene's lover Cynthia Hooper 1997–1998
Djimon Hounsou Custodian Mobalage Ekabo 1999
David Joyner Dialysis Technician 2004–2006
Kristin Minter Desk Clerk Miranda "Randi" Fronczak 1995–2003
Rolando Molina Desk Clerk Rolando 1995–1996
Charles Noland Desk Clerk/Trainee Nurse E Ray Bozman 1995–1997
Glenn Plummer Desk Clerk Timmy Rawlins 1994–1995, 2006–2007
Moira Price Surgical Night Clerk Liza 2005
Pamela Sinha Desk Clerk Amira 1999–2001, 2003–2005
Lisa Zane Risk Management Administrator & Doug Ross's girlfriend Diane Leeds 1995
Family members and friends[edit]
Main article: List of family members and friends in ER
This is a dynamic list and may never be able to satisfy particular standards for completeness. You can help by expanding it with reliably sourced entries.
Actor/Actress
Character Position
Character Name
Years of Appearance
Khandi Alexander Sister to Peter Benton Jackie Robbins 1995–2001
Bonnie Bartlett Mother of Mark Greene. Died early in Season 6. Ruth Greene 1997–1998
Michael Beach Husband of Jeanie Boulet. Contracted HIV, unwittingly passed it on to Jeanie, died offscreen of AIDS in 2008. Al Boulet (role played earlier by Bodison) 1995–1997
Wolfgang Bodison Husband of Jeanie Boulet Al Boulet (role later played by Beach) 1995
Julie Bowen Girlfriend of John Carter. In Season 5, Carter dated her but then contrived an excuse to break up with her. Roxanne Please 1998–1999
Lisa Nicole Carson Girlfriend of Peter Benton. Claimed he was the father of her baby, later said he wasn't (which was true) and tried to take Reese away from him but failed to. Later became erratic and vindictive before she died in an auto accident. Carla Reece 1996–2001
Kieu Chinh Mother of Jing-Mei Chen Lin Chen 2003
George Kee Cheung Father of Jing-Mei Chen (later played by Henry O) Mr. Chen. Suffered permanently debilitating injuries in a car crash in China that killed his wife. Later euthanized by Jing-Mei. 2003–2004
John Cullum Father of Mark Greene, a military veteran who finally reconciled with his son before dying late in Season 6. David Greene 1997–2000
Steven Culp Boyfriend of Elizabeth Corday Dave Spencer 2004
Oliver Davis Son of Samantha Taggart Alex Taggart (later played by Dominic Janes) 2003–2005
Rebecca De Mornay Carter's cousin's ex-wife Elaine Nichols 1999
Garret Dillahunt Ex-husband of Samantha Taggart (Earlier played by Cole Hauser) Steve Curtis 2005–2006
Paul Dooley Father of Susan Lewis, proved to be a much better parent than his asshole wife. Henry Lewis 1995–1996; 2004
James Farentino Father of Doug Ross Ray Ross. A charming man with issues not unlike the son he was never a father to. Died in a car accident in 1997. 1996
Sally Field Mother of Abby Lockhart Maggie Wyczenski 2000–2006
Frances Fisher Mother of Kerry Weaver Helen Kingsley. A born-again Christian who gave Kerry up for adoption after giving birth as a teenager. Could not accept Kerry's homosexuality, leading Kerry to not pursue any further contact with her. 2005
Paul Freeman Father of Elizabeth Corday Dr Charles Corday 1998, 2001–2002
Danny Glover Father of Greg Pratt Charlie Pratt. Greg's long-lost father, who Greg located and tried to forgive for abandoning him, but ultimately couldn't do so. 2005
Rose Gregorio Mother of Carol Hathaway, who initially hated Doug and constantly undermined and fought with her daughter, but later was a good and loved parent. Helen Hathaway 1996–1999
Michael Gross Father of John Carter. Ineffectual man whom his son loved but didn't respect. John "Jack" Carter Jr. 2001–2004
Vondie Curtis-Hall Husband of Carla Reece (Earlier played by Victor Williams) Roger McGrath 2001
Estelle Harris Mother of Jerry Markovic Mrs. Markovic 2006
Christine Harnos Mark Greene's wife, then ex-wife Jennifer "Jenn" Greene-Simon. Constantly bemoaned Mark's low-paying, high stress ER career and his refusal to take lucrative jobs elsewhere. Eventually left him, filed for divorce, and married someone else. Not much of a mother to Rachel, disappeared for good after Mark died. 1994–1996, 1996–1998, 2001–2002
Cole Hauser Ex-husband of Samantha Taggart Steve Curtis 2004
Rebecca Jane Hazlewood Cousin of Neela Rasgotra Jaspreet 2008
Marg Helgenberger Doug Ross's girlfriend & his father's boss Karen Hines 1996
Hallee Hirsh Daughter of Mark Greene (Earlier played by Yvonne Zima) Rachel Greene 2001–2002; 2004; 2009
Ernie Hudson Father of Michael Gallant Colonel James Gallant 2006
Michelle Hurd Girlfriend of Kerri Weaver Courtney Brown 2006–2007
Dominic Janes Son of Samantha Taggart Alex Taggart 2005–2009
Stacy Keach Father of Tony Gates Mike Gates 2007
Chloe Greenfield Adoptive daughter of Tony Gates Sarah Riley 2006–2009
Anupam Kher Father of Neela Rasgotra Ajay Rasgotra 2004
Kiron Kher Mother of Neela Rasgotra Mrs. Rasgotra 2004
Nancy Kwan Mother of Jing-Mei Chen Lin Chen 2000
Piper Laurie Mother of Doug Ross Sarah Ross 1995–1996
Amy Madigan Mother of Samantha Taggart Mary Taggart 2009
Rosalee Mayeux Mother of Ray Barnett Jacy Barnett 2007
Mary McDonnell Mother of John Carter Eleanor Carter (née Ferguson) 2001
Andrew McFarlane Nephew of Peter Benton Jesse Robbins 2000
Trevor Morgan Son of Donald Anspaugh Scott Anspaugh 1998
Thandie Newton Girlfriend and later wife of John Carter Makemba "Kem" Likasu-Carter. Met John on a medical relief mission in the Congo. Fell in love with him and planned to be with him in Chicago, but their relationship never recovered after their son died in utero. 2003–2005; 2009
Bruce Nozick 2nd husband of Jennifer "Jenn" Greene-Simon Craig Simon 1995–1996
Judy Parfitt Mother of Elizabeth Corday Isabelle Corday 2000–2002
Andrea Parker Girlfriend of Doug Ross Linda Farrell 1994–1995
Valerie Perrine Mother of Susan Lewis Cookie Lewis. A selfish, self-centered woman who constantly enabled Chloe and disappointed Susan. 1995
Zoran Radanovich Brother of Luka Kovač Niko Kovač 2007
Sheryl Lee Ralph Mother of Michael Gallant Gloria Gallant 2006
Beah Richards Mother of Peter Benton Mae Benton 1994–1995
Ving Rhames Brother-in-law to Peter Benton Walter Robbins 1994–1996
Jonathan Scarfe Cousin of John Carter Chase Carter. Spoiled rotten young man who fell into heroin addiction and was left nearly vegetative after an overdose, but was last shown having improved greatly and being able to function in a limited manner. 1997–1998, 2001
Tom Everett Scott Brother of Abby Lockhart Eric Wyczenski 2002–2003
Lois Smith Grandmother of Samantha Taggart Gracie 2007
Frances Sternhagen Grandmother of John Carter Millicent "Gamma" Carter 1997–2003
Marcello Thedford Brother of Greg Pratt Leon Pratt 2002–2003
Mark Valley Ex-husband of Abby Lockhart Richard Lockhart 2000–2003
Renée Victor Mother-in-law of Kerry Weaver Florina Lopez 2004
Gwynyth Walsh Mother of Lucy Knight Barbara Knight 2000
Fred Ward Father of Abby Lockhart Eddie Wyczenski 2006–2007
Matthew Watkins Son of Peter Benton Reese Benton 1999–2001; 2009
Kathleen Wilhoite Sister of Susan Lewis Chloe Lewis 1994–1996; 2002
Victor Williams Husband of Carla Reece (Later played by Vondie Curtis-Hall) Roger McGrath 1998–2001
Shannon Woodward Sister of Samantha Taggart Kelly Taggart 2009
Yvonne Zima Daughter of Mark Greene (Later played by Hallee Hirsh) Rachel Greene 1994–2000
Actress uncredited Sister of Lucien Dubenko Victoria Dubenko 2006
Fire fighters, paramedics, police officers, and social workers[edit]
This is a dynamic list and may never be able to satisfy particular standards for completeness. You can help by expanding it with reliably sourced entries.
Actor/Actress
Character Position
Character Name
Years of Appearance
Mädchen Amick Social Worker Wendall Meade 2004–2005
Christopher Amitrano Police Officer Officer Hollis 2006–2009
Michelle Bonilla Paramedic Christine Harms 1999—2009
Scott Michael Campbell EMT Reilly Brown 1996
Claudine Claudio Paramedic Silva 2000–2001
Brendan Patrick Connor Paramedic Reidy 2006–2008
Elliot Durant III Paramedic Anders 2004, 2009
George Eads Paramedic Greg Powell 1997–1998
Ron Eldard Paramedic. Carol's boyfriend in Season 2, before they broke up because the tragic death of his partner led to Shep becoming violent and scary and he refused to get help or deal with it. Ray "Shep" Shepard 1995–1996
Julie Ann Emery Paramedic Nikki 2001–2003
Mike Genovese Police Officer Al Grabarsky 1995–1996, 1998–2000
Erica Gimpel Social Services Liaison Adele Newman 1997–2003
Carlos Gómez Paramedic Raul Melendez 1995–1996
Lynn A. Henderson Paramedic Pamela Olbes 1995–2009
Tara Karsian Social Worker Liz Dade 2005–2006, 2007, 2008–2009
Daniel Dae Kim Social Worker Ken Sung 2003–2004
Ed Lauter Fire Captain Dannaker 1998–2002
Brian Lester Paramedic Brian Dumar 1996—2009
Louie Liberti Paramedic Tony Bardelli 2003—2009
Joe Manganiello Police Officer Officer Litchman 2007
Chad McKnight Police Officer Officer Wilson 1995, 1996, 1999–2000, 2001–2004, 2006
Michele Morgan Paramedic and Dr. Corday's patient Allison Beaumont 1997—1998
Demetrius Navarro Paramedic Morales 1998—2009
Bobby Nish Police officer Danny Yau 2005–2006
Vyto Ruginis Paramedic Wright 2006—2007
Monté Russell Paramedic Dwight Zadro 1995—2009
Lisa Vidal Firefighter CFD Lt. Sandy Lopez 2001–2004
Emily Wagner Paramedic Doris Pickman 1994—2009
Cress Williams Police officer and boyfriend/husband of Jeanie Boulet Reggie Moore 1998–2000; 2008
“Faceman” Lowe Paramedic Chris Lowe 1999?
Notable patients[edit]
This is a dynamic list and may never be able to satisfy particular standards for completeness. You can help by expanding it with reliably sourced entries.
Actor/Actress
Character Position
Character Name
Years of Appearance
Paul Benjamin Junk Dealer, Greene's patient Al Irving 1994, 2002
Red Buttons Carter's patient Jules 'Ruby' Rubadoux. Carter benevolently but foolishly lied to him about his wife Sophie's terminal condition, leading to Ruby refusing to listen to Carter, but 10 years later when Ruby returned to the ER he and Carter were able to mend fences somewhat. 1995, 2005
Rosemary Clooney Alzheimer's disease patient Mary Cavanaugh a.k.a. "Madam X" 1994
James Cromwell Catholic Bishop and patient of Luka Kovač Bishop Stewart 2001
Kirsten Dunst Teen prostitute and Doug Ross's patient Charlene "Charlie" Chiemienga 1996–1997
Joanna Gleason Allergy patient, Infomercial Director, and briefly Mark Greene's romance interest Iris 1996
Dan Hedaya Lawyer and patient Herb Spivak. Helped Mark fend off a civil lawsuit, later returned having lost all his money in a dot-com bust. 1997, 2005
Swoosie Kurtz Tele-evangelist and patient Tina Marie Chambliss 1998
David Krumholtz Schizophrenic patient who in a psychotic break stabbed both John Carter and Lucy Knight, the wounds leaving Carter injured and with life-long kidney problems and eventually resulted in Lucy's death. Paul Sobricki 2000, 2002
Mary Mara Originally a prostitute; later Secretary/Cancer patient Loretta Sweet 1995–1996
Bob Newhart Architect who is gradually going blind; patient of Dr. Lewis Ben Hollander 2003
Sam Vlahos Homeless man and frequent patient in ER Pablo 1997–1998; 2000–2003
James Woods ALS (Lou Gehrig's disease) patient, Abby Lockheart's teacher in medical school Dr. Nate Lennox 2006
Josh Radnor Alderman Bright's lover who contracted Syphilis and was treated under the table by Kerry Weaver Keith. Because he was unaware of either Bright's condition or his own allergies, he died after having a bad reaction to penicillin. 2003
Bruce Weitz Alderman for City of Chicago and patient of Kerry Weaver for Syphilis Alderman John Bright 2003
Others[edit]
This is a dynamic list and may never be able to satisfy particular standards for completeness. You can help by expanding it with reliably sourced entries.
Actor/Actress
Character Position
Character Name
Years of Appearance
Susan Sarandon Grandmother of a boy who died in an accident. Gave Doug and Carol permission to harvest his kidney, which ended up being used for John Carter's successful transplant. Nora 2009
Ray Liotta A dying patient gives an insight into the regrets he has about his wasted life, with Greg Pratt going from hostility towards him (he reminds Pratt of his own, absentee father) to compassion as he dies over the course of an hour. Charlie Metcalf 2004
Lucy Liu Mother of a little boy who has AIDS Mei-Sun Leow 1995
Jake Lloyd Son of the patient Loretta Sweet Jimmy Sweet 1996
Ewan McGregor Holds up a convenience store with hostages including Carol Hathaway Duncan Stewart 1997
Joe Torry Sues Mark Greene after his brother dies; a suspect in Greene's beating but isn't responsible. He and Mark have a heated conversation in which both men admit they're not the reason for the other's misery. Chris Law 1997
Bradley Whitford Husband of a pregnant patient in Mark Greene's care Sean O'Brien 1995
James Belushi Father who was brought in after a car accident with his son Dan Harris 2001
Jared Padalecki Son who was brought in after a car accident with his father Paul Harris 2001
Shiri Appleby Season 1, Episode 1-Teen with etopic pregnancy
Secondary doctors and medical students[edit]
Main article: List of secondary doctors in ER
This is a dynamic list and may never be able to satisfy particular standards for completeness. You can help by expanding it with reliably sourced entries.
Actor/Actress
Character Position
Character Name
Years of Appearance
Alan Alda ER Attending Physician Dr. Gabriel Lawrence 1999
Sam Anderson Chief of Cardiology and member of the board. Incredibly acerbic and not friendly to the ER, but good at his job. Dr. Jack Kayson 1994–2007
Perry Anzilotti Anesthesiologist Perry 1994, 1995–2002, 2003, 2004, 2006, 2008
Shiri Appleby Intern Dr. Daria Wade 2008–2009
Amy Aquino Chief of Obstetrics & Gynecology. Originally introduced as a shrieking harpy who clashed with the ER and refused to help anyone there, but evolved over time into a likable doctor who helped multiple ER regulars deal with pregnancies. Dr. Janet Coburn 1994—2009
Danny Arroyo Medical student Reid Mooney 2001
John Aylward Chief of Staff (1996–1999), General surgeon and member of the board (1999–2006), Chief of Staff (2006–2009) Dr. Donald Anspaugh 1996—2009
Jillian Bach Medical Student Penny Nicholson 2004–2006
Eion Bailey Medical Student Jake Scanlon 2004–2005
Lourdes Benedicto Pediatrics Intern. Briefly dated Carter in Season 7. Rena Trujillo 2001
Leslie Bibb Medical Student, flirted with Kovac in Season 9 but was nearly killed in a car accident when he was driving. Erin Harkins 2002–2003
Paul Blackthorne Invasive Radiologist, had a fling with Dr. Corday. Dr. Jeremy Lawson 2004
Alexis Bledel Intern who was a key figure in the series finale. Dr. Julia Wise 2009
Dennis Boutsikaris Surgeon Dr. David Kotlowitz 1999
Joseph Bua Special Education Student Boo Bradley 2001
David Brisbin Anesthesiologist who hated Dr. Corday and vice versa. Dr. Alexander Babcock 1998–2002
Clancy Brown SPG Doctor and Kerry Weaver's boyfriend Dr. Ellis West 1997–1998
L. Scott Caldwell Director of Neo-Natology Dr. Megan Rabb 2004, 2006
Don Cheadle Medical Student. Turned from a successful business path after being diagnosed with Parkinson's. Paul Nathan 2002
Megan Cole Pathologist Dr. Alice Upton 1996, 1998, 2000–2001, 2003
Bruno Campos Vascular Surgeon Dr. Eddie Dorset 2003
Joel de la Fuente Medical student Ivan Fu 1997
John Doman Chief of Psychiatry Dr. Carl DeRaad 1999–2000, 2001, 2003
Malaya Rivera Drew Medical Student Katy Alvaro 2006–2007
Christine Elise Medical Student. Love Interest of Carter in Season 2. Temporarily estranged with Carter after she was drunk and slept with Ross accidentality. Later reconciled with Carter but broke up with him over his behavior when seeking surgical procedures. It was revealed that her med school tuition was sponsored by the US Air Force, so she had to join USAF and serve for 4 years after she graduated from medical school. Harper Tracy 1995–1996
Omar Epps Surgical Intern who constantly suffered Dr. Peter Benton's wrath although Dr. John Carter befriended him. Unfortunately, Benton's constant bullying of Gant drove Gant over the edge so much so that Gant committed suicide by jumping in front of a train. Gant's remains which were badly disfigured were later brought to County for treatment and when Gant was paged, Benton and Carter discovered to their horror that it was Gant that they were working on. Despite their best efforts, Gant eventually succumbed to his wounds and died, his death leaving Carter devastated and angry at himself and Benton for failing to see that there was something wrong with Gant. Dr. Dennis Gant 1996–1997
Charles Esten Orthopedic Surgeon Dr. Barry Grossman 2007–2008
Jorja Fox ER Intern, later resident Dr. Maggie Doyle 1996—1999
Jami Gertz Psychiatrist Dr. Nina Pomerantz 1997
Sara Gilbert ER Intern, later resident Dr. Jane Figler 2004—2008
Matthew Glave Surgeon. Arrogant even by surgical standards, Carter didn't like him and Peter found him to be a creep. Dr. Dale Edson 1996–1999, 2001–2002
Jeremy Glazer Medical Student David 2004
Christopher Grove Orthopeadic Surgeon Dr. Marty Kline 2002–2003, 2006
Glenne Headly Pediatric Surgeon Dr. Abby Keaton 1996–1997
Justin Henry Medical student James Sasser 1997
Glenn Howerton ER Resident Dr. Nick 'Coop' Cooper 2003
Michael Ironside Chief of Surgery and ER Chief Dr. William 'Wild Willy' Swift 1995, 1998, 2002
Marc Jablon Intern Dr. Larry Western 2007–2008
Scott Jaeck Radiologist Dr. Steve Flint 1994–1996, 1999–2000, 2002
Julia Jones Intern (Prev. Medical Student) Dr. Kaya Montoya 2008–2009
James LeGros Pediatrician and ex-boyfriend of Anna Del Amico Dr. Max Rocher 1998
John Leguizamo ER attending physician Dr. Victor Clemente 2005–2006
Harry Lennix Infectious disease specialist and briefly boyfriend of Jeanie Boulet Dr. Greg Fischer 1997
Julia Ling Surgical Intern Mae Lee Park 2006–2007
Chad Lowe Medical student, assigned to Dr. Carter in Season 4 but had no interest in doing anything ER related with his focus on medical research. Dr. George Henry 1997, 2005
William H. Macy Chief of Surgery and Head of the ER Dr. David Morgenstern 1994–1998; 2009
J. P. Manoux Junior Surgical Attending, (Formerly Chief Resident) Dr. Dustin Crenshaw 2006–2008
Kari Matchett Acting Chief Of Emergency Medicine Dr. Skye Wexler 2007–2008
Mary McCormack Doctor in Africa Debbie 2003–2006
Gil McKinney Intern Dr. Paul Grady 2007—2009
Elizabeth Mitchell Psychiatrist who was in a relationship with Kerry Weaver for a short time before being forced out by Dr. Romano's homophobia. Dr. Kim Legaspi 2000—2001
Julian Morris Surgical Intern Dr. Andrew Wade 2008–2009
Leland Orser Attending Trauma Surgeon; Chief of Surgery. Dr. Corday didn't want him to be hired (for reasons that were never clearly outlined) and he took over her position after she resigned in disgrace. Dr. Lucien Dubenko 2004–2009
Steven Christopher Parker Surgical Intern Dr. Harold Zelinsky 2007—2008
Busy Philipps Medical Student. Devout Christian who inspired Archie Morris in various ways, and dated him for a little while. Hope Bobeck 2006–2007
Giovannie Pico Medical Student Ludlow 2004–2005
CCH Pounder Surgical Attending Dr. Angela Hicks 1994–1997
Andy Powers ER intern Dr. Howard Ritzke 2004
Victor Rasuk Intern Dr. Ryan Sanchez 2008–2009
Gina Ravera Radiologist Dr. Bettina DeJesus 2006–2008
Ron Rifkin Senior Cardiovascular Surgeon. Genius and hospital rainmaker, but played with valid data on a key study and inspired action from Peter Benton. Dr. Carl Vucelich 1995–1996
Emily Rose Intern Dr. Tracy Martin 2008–2009
Rick Rossovich Orthopedic Surgeon Dr. John "Tag" Taglieri 1994–1995
Dahlia Salem Surgical Chief Resident Dr. Jessica Albright 2005–2006
Eddie Shin Medical student Stanley Mao 2001
Michael B. Silver Psychiatrist Dr. Paul Myers 1995, 1997–2000, 2003, 2005, 2008
Britain Spellings ER intern Dr. Sackowitz 2005
Maury Sterling Psychiatrist Dr. Nelson 2004, 2006
Kim Strauss Anesthesiologist Ari 2005–2007
Rossif Sutherland Medical student. In Season 10, was assigned to the ER; the senior staff didn't think he was good there and he vanished without explanation. Lester Kertzenstein 2003–2004
John Terry Psychiatrist and boyfriend of Susan Lewis Dr. David 'Div' Cvetic 1994
Stanley Tucci Chief of Emergency Medicine Dr. Kevin Moretti 2007–2008
Vince Vieluf Medical Student Bernard Gamely 1998
Bresha Webb Medical Student Laverne St. John 2008–2009
Mare Winningham Chief of Emergency Services; ER attending physician who had an unhealthy obsession with Dr. Mark Greene. She was later revealed to be an imposter who had impersonated many other people in various jobs over the last few years. Dr. Amanda Lee 1998–1999
Secondary nurses and other medical staff[edit]
Main article: List of secondary nurses in ER
This is a dynamic list and may never be able to satisfy particular standards for completeness. You can help by expanding it with reliably sourced entries.
Actor/Actress
Character Position
Character Name
Years of Appearance
Conni Marie Brazelton ER Nurse Conni Oligario 1994–2003
Laura Cerón ER Nurse Chuny Marquez 1995–2009
Cynthia Cervini Nurse Anna Waldron 2002, 2004, 2005
Morris Chestnut ICU nurse & Deb's baby's father Frank 'Rambo' Bacon 2000
Ellen Crawford ER Nurse Lydia Wright 1994–2003, 2009
Deezer D ER Nurse Malik McGrath 1994–2009
Yvette Freeman ER Nurse Haleh Adams 1994–2009
Ren Hanami NICU Nurse 2006
Mary Heiss ER Nurse Mary 2000–2008
April Lee Hernandez ER Nurse Inez 2005–2006
Monica Guzman Surgical Nurse Marisol 2008–2009
Penny Johnson Nurse Practitioner Lynette Evans 1998–1999
Kristen Johnston Chief ER Nurse Eve Peyton 2005
Sam Jones III Emergency Medical Technician, Brother of Greg Pratt Charlie 'Chaz' Pratt, Jr. 2005–2009
Dinah Lenney Surgical Charge Nurse Shirley 1995–2004, 2006—2009
Pat Lentz Nursing Supervisor None 2005, 2008
Bellina Logan ICU, Pediatrics and Surgical Nurse Kit 1996–2003; 2005; 2008
Donal Logue Flight Nurse and boyfriend/husband/ex-husband of Susan Lewis Chuck Martin 2003–2005
Lily Mariye ER Nurse Lily Jarvik 1994–2009
Vanessa Marquez ER Nurse Wendy Goldman 1994–1997
Deborah May County Nursing Director Mary Cain 1996–1997, 2002
Angel Laketa Moore ER Nurse Dawn Archer 2006–2009
Jenny O'Hara ER Nurse Rhonda Sterling 1996
Kip Pardue ER Nurse Ben Parker 2006–2007
Kyle Richards Nurse Dori 2000—2006
Lucy Rodriguez Nurse Bjerke 1996; 2000–2003
Nadia Shazana Nurse Jacy 2001–2008
Meg Thalken Flight Nurse Dee McManus 1996, 1999–2001, 2005, 2008
Gedde Watanabe ER Nurse Yoshi Takata 1997–2003
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