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Barclay Faust was the Associate Director of the Seattle Grace Hospital Residency Program. He interviewed Izzie Stevens for a spot in the program.
Faust: So, Isobel
Stevens: Call me Izzie.
Faust: In your application, Izzie, you refer to yourself as very self-reliant. How so?
Stevens: Let's just say my parents weren't always there to support me financially.
Faust: But they were there for you emotionally. That's what counts.
Stevens: Not really that either.
Faust: Well, at least they provided you with four walls and a roof over your head.
Stevens: We lived in a trailer.
Faust: Well, you've come quite a long way.
Stevens: What's that supposed to mean? Because I no longer live in home with a parking brake, I'm a better person now?
Faust: No, not at all. I just meant you must've worked hard, saved a lot of money.
Stevens: And I'm debt-free.
Faust: Really? That's a lot of debt to erase. What were you doing while in med school, practicing medicine? (laughs)
Stevens: This is funny to you? This is my life we're talking about here. Medical school is expensive. I had to do whatever I could to pay for it.
Faust: Oh my God. You were a stripper.
Stevens: No! What kind of girl do you think I am?
Faust: It's just that when you said, "had to do whatever I could," I thought that you were implying that you took your clothes off or something. (laughs). Thank goodness I was wrong. So what did you do?
Stevens: Does it really matter? It's in the past. My grades are stellar. My recommendations are exemplary. Do we really have to talk about this now? During the interview? It was my understanding that this was just a formality anyway.
Faust: Okay. Interview is over. You seem like Seattle Grace material. But I'm curious, I get a lot of med students asking about debt reduction. What's your secret?
Stevens: (mutters inaudibly)
Faust: What was that?
Stevens: Modeling.
Faust: Runway model?
Stevens: Lingerie?
Faust: Oh, Well, at least you weren't pole dancing.
Drs. Conroy and Larry are neurosurgeons at Cedars-Sinai and Mayo respectively. Derek consulted with them on the case of Archer Montgomery. They agreed with him that there was no way to operate.
Dr. Chang was the Head of Orthopedic Surgery. He put off retirement when his 401(k) took a hit. Callie considered him a dinosaur. It was implied that he is not the best orthopedic surgeon at the hospital.
Dr. Joshua Moore is a cardiothoracic surgeon at the Mayo Clinic in Jacksonville, Florida. He was Teddy's teacher when she was a fellow. He published a paper on retrograde coronary sinus perfusion with her assistance.
Dr. Neil Lefkoff works at the University of Miami. Through Twitter, Neil got to reconnect with Dr. Richard Webber, with whom he worked when he was a resident at Seattle Grace Hospital 8 years prior.
Dr. Taylor is a cardiothoracic surgeon who was on vacation and Dr. Goldman was said to have been 45 minutes away. Dr. Rudski was said to be an ass who was sloppy.
Dr. Carlson is an orthopedic surgeon at Seattle Grace Mercy West Hospital. He was supposed to do the surgery Callie planned to save Arizona's leg, but Arizona crashed before the surgery could take place and her leg was instead amputated.
Dr. Quaid is the plastic surgeon whom Richard asked to do the skin graft on Bryan Greenberg so Jackson didn't need to join him and Catherine in the OR.
