Fellow Medical Personnel,
Do you feel a duty to stop if you see a recent car accident? A moral obligation? Personal integrity?
Would you be compelled to stop if you are the first responder/if others have not yet stopped?
What if others had already stopped? Do you still feel compelled?

On my way home from work today, I got stopped on a small two-lane back road which services two major arterials. Once I rounded the corner, I saw the stop was due to a one-man motorcycle accident in the middle of the road.
3 or 4 cars were pulled off, and a few people were around. One woman was sitting in the road with the Rider's head in her lap. Another was on the phone to 9-1-1 and holding the Rider's hand. One man was directing traffic around the scene. Another had a fire extinguisher and was putting out the last of the flames on the motorcycle.
My heart started beating fast and I felt paralyzed. Then torn. Do I stop? Should I continue? He's not moving, no blood, the woman holding his head is crying. Is he dead? I hear sirens...
Still debating, I widely wove around the Rider on the shoulder just as the fire truck came into sight.
Relief...
...right?
No.
I began to cry as I drove around the next bend in the road. And am still shaky and my heart is still beating fast.
I've been a Nurse for 3 weeks. I do not feel equipped to respond in a situation like that. Seeing the fire truck did not allow me to feel comfortable with not stopping, even though I knew there was nothing I could do for him...and wondering if I had made the right decision...
My fear is that the next time I come upon an accident, I will be the first person upon it, and that I won't be equipped to handle the situation properly.
What do you think? Do you feel obligated to stop? Is it situational?