Rhodes was upset by this and finds out that it was Will who told them when he sees him and Jay talking later. Jay then passed this information down to Kelly Severide who called Rhodes out on his 'mistake' in front of everyone. Will told Jay Halstead that he thought Rhodes delayed in treating Christopher Herrmann when he first arrived at hospital. This angers Manning and she doesn't talk to him for a few days despite his constant apologies.
He snatches the tank off her and uses it himself, saving his own patient.
Will has an argument with Natalie when he says that her pregnancy is getting in the way of her decision making as she was choosing to use the last nitrous oxide tank they had to save the life of a newborn baby unlikely to survive rather than another patient who Will thought needed it more. Sharon Goodwin eventually convinces the couple to allow the surgery. Donahue, are deeply concerned about Gina however, when Will and Ethan inform them that Gina needs an operation to reduce the swelling in her brain, the couple hesitates due to the possible risk to the baby. While treating Gina, a woman who has suffered a traumatic head injury in the train derailment, Will and Ethan discover that she is pregnant and soon learn that she is the surrogate mother of another couple's child. Natalie simply raises her eyebrows and doesn't respond, leaving Will indignantly claiming that he's not arrogant, to which Natalie (somewhat) jokingly responds "No, you just happen to know more than anybody else". Will immediately dislikes Connor, commenting to Natalie that he is arrogant. They have a short argument about the patient's treatment before Connor informs Will that he is the new trauma fellow. He is the first of the group to meet Connor, who is performing CPR on an incoming trauma patient assigned to Will. Along with his co-workers, he is on-call when the train derailment occurs and assists in treating the influx of victims. Will first appears at the ribbon-cutting ceremony for the new Emergency Department (which was presumably rebuilt after the explosion in the backdoor pilot). He went into work late and told Jay that morning that he intended to quit after his first shift, but quickly changed his mind, deciding to keep his job and move to Chicago permanently. His first day at Chicago Med took place in the Chicago Fire episode I Am the Apocalypse, which also served as Med's backdoor pilot. He came to stay with his brother initially as a temporary measure while he found a place to live and a source of income. After this, he worked as a plastic surgeon in New York City for several years, but was fired for an unknown reason (verification needed). Prior to moving to New York, Will worked as a doctor in Sudan, although it is unclear what exactly his job entailed. Will was not "around" when she died, something that Jay harbored a significant amount of resentment towards him for and something Will feels very guilty about. Their mother developed an unknown kind of cancer, first starting to get very ill while Jay was deployed. After Jay returned from the war, he joined the Chicago Police Department and became a detective in the Intelligence Unit. Army Ranger (likely right out of high school) stationed in Afghanistan. Due to this, Will left for New York and put himself through college and medical school with no support from his father. Will's life at home was particularly hard, as his father always pushed him and was disappointed in his choices, especially when Will decided to go to college and majored in biology in undergrad rather than going straight to work. In spite of the hazing, it was revealed that Will secretly had their respect because of his willingness to stand up to them and they deemed him the smartest person they knew, despite his background. Will was even nicknamed "Ginger Spice" by them. Because of their blue collar life both brothers were bullied by other kids, specifically the Tucker brothers. They hail from an Irish Catholic family and attended Catholic school. It is mention that they grew up in the Southside. Will Halstead was born Decem(39 years old) to Pat Halstead and his wife and raised in Canaryville, Chicago, along with his brother Jay Halstead. 8.1 You Can't Always Trust What You See.
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