Television audiences have embraced medical shows from the very beginning. MASH was one of the very first and told the story of doctors in the army. In the '60s, daytime television premiered and the soap opera General Hospital because an instant fan favorite. In fact, it is still on today, making it one of the longest-running television series in history.
The Young Doctors ran for eight seasons in the '70s and paved the way for '80s and '90s hits like Doogie Houser and ER. You can't mention doctor shows without bringing up the mega-hit Grey's Anatomy, entering it's 17th season, making it the longest-running primetime drama in television history. All of these shows tell the stories of wonderful doctors and that's what keeps fans tuning in week after week and year after year.
12 Aquarius: Dr. Max Goodwin
People born under the Aquarius sign are natural humanitarians. These people are fair-minded and diplomatic and will always stand up for what is right. They never back down from a challenge, especially if the end result will help a lot of people in need.
Dr. Max Goodwin, the medical director at New Amsterdam hospital is all of those things and more. He also doesn't like it when people disagree with him, one of the most dominant Aquarius traits.
11 Pisces: Dr. Gregory House
Pisces are intuitive and wise. They are also very compassionate, which is a trait that frequently shines through Dr. House's tough exterior on the hit medical drama, House M.D.
Like most Pisces, Dr. House loves being alone with his thoughts and does some of his best work when he is left to his own devices. He also really likes being right. Most Pisces don't like being criticized, especially by a know-it-all type of personality.
10 Aries: Dr. Cristina Yang
To be a doctor, especially a surgeon, one has to display an incredible amount of confidence, and no one does that better than Dr. Cristina Yang on Grey's Anatomy.
Not only is Dr. Yang confident, but she is arguably the hardest working surgeon at Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital and has tunnel vision, both of which are very distinct traits of the Aries sign. That kind of determination will carry an Aries through a very successful career trajectory.
9 Taurus: Dr. Jack Shepherd
Another trait required for someone to be successful in the medical field is reliability. A good doctor is someone you would want to be stuck on a desert island.
Along with having useful, life-saving knowledge, if they are a Taurus, they are also always there for anyone who needs them. They also have the wonderful ability to remain calm and stable under any circumstances. Jack in Lost shows audiences the true nature and leadership of a Taurus doctor.
8 Gemini: Dr. Shaun Murphy
Geminis are very expressive and affectionate, but they are also great communicators, so their affections are always welcomed and gentle.
Dr. Murphy on the hit ABC medical series, The Good Doctor, is someone who can approach even the most difficult cases with a kind heart. Geminis are also very adaptable and can absorb a lot of information quickly, which allows them to thrive in situations that others may find overwhelming.
7 Cancer: Dr. Miranda Bailey
The Cancer sign is one of the most tenacious signs in the zodiac. These people don't take no for an answer when they believe in a cause. That kind of passion and stubbornness is what makes Dr. Miranda Bailey on Grey's Anatomy such a great doctor.
Bailey has a tough exterior that intimidates new interns. However, once someone gets to know her, they learn that she is not only a little scary but usually right and always kind, like any person born under the Cancer sign.
6 Leo: Dr. Doogie Houser
Leo folks are very fun and have great senses of humor. A Leo doctor would make a great pediatrician or for their older patients, they are likely to have a wonderful bedside manner and can deliver scary news with an upbeat, positive outlook, so it seems less scary.
Not only does Dr. Howser have an excellent sense of humor, but being a child doctor with an incredibly high IQ also means he's very passionate about his work, another trait of a Leo.
5 Virgo: Dr. Sean McNamara
Virgos are one of the hardest-working signs in the zodiac. Virgos are leaders because they are so focused and driven and never take their eyes off their goals. This makes them great doctors and gives them the natural skillset needed to branch out and start their own practice.
This is exactly what plastic surgeon, Dr. Sean McNamara, has with his best friend and fellow surgeon, Dr. Christian Troy, in the dramatic television series Nip/Tuck.
4 Libra: Dr. Derek Shepherd
Libras make great leaders in the medical field because they operate on fairness and always resort to doing the right thing in any situation. Libras are also very social and well-liked by their peers, so in a leadership position, they are trusted and respected.
This pretty much sums up the character of Dr. Derek Shepherd on Grey's Anatomy. As the head of neurosurgery at Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital, Derek shines, even becoming Chief of Surgery at one point in the series.
3 Scorpio: Captain Benjamin Franklin "Hawkeye" Pierce
People who fall under the Scorpio sign are very brave and resourceful. Scorpios also make great friends because they are loyal and trustworthy. These are great qualities for any person to have, but especially a person serving as a doctor in the United States Army like Captain Benjamin Franklin "Hawkeye" Pierce in MASH.
Hawkeye cares about the truth and facts. He can also keep a secret when he's asked to and expects the same in return, like most Scorpios.
2 Sagittarius: Dr. John "J.D." Dorian
It's been said that laughter is the best medicine and the always funny Sagittarius sign knows that better than any other. People who fall under this astrological sign are naturally witty and they tend to default to their humor in any and every situation.
A great example of a Sagittarius doctor is Dr. John "J.D." Dorian on the very funny medical series, Scrubs. Not only can Dr. Dorian crack a joke at any moment, but he's also very generous, which also makes him a great doctor.
1 Capricorn: Dr. Doug Ross
There's a certain charm that a lot of doctors carry with them. Their knowledge, work ethic, and discipline make them incredibly attractive. Then there are doctors who have all of those things and are also nice to look at.
That is the recipe for a heartthrob like George Clooney's character, Dr. Doug Ross, on ER. Dr. Ross is clearly a Capricorn in the way that he carries himself responsibly, while simultaneously breaking hearts season after season.
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