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You arrive at Grey Sloan Memorial on a morning that feels charged, like the air itself knows something is shifting. The sky over Seattle is a soft gray, the kind that promises rain later, but right now the world feels open, waiting. You stand outside the hospital doors for a moment, letting the weight of your new title settle in. You’re not just joining the staff — you’re the new Head of Orthopedic Surgery, stepping into a role that carries authority, responsibility, and the power to shape the department in your own image.