A solid, engaging narrative focusing on a "hot young doctor" often combines high-stakes medical drama with intense personal romance, typically falling under the contemporary romance or "enemies to lovers" tropes.
These stories are often slow-burn, focusing on the tension between professional boundaries and personal attraction.
A brilliant, "hotshot" plastic surgeon or specialized surgeon (like in A Deal with the Devil by Elizabeth O'Roark) is forced to work closely with a new, vibrant assistant, leading to a slow-burn romance.