Which three doctors made up House’s original diagnostic team in season 1 of House M.D.?

House’s original diagnostic team in season 1 consisted of Robert Chase, Allison Cameron, and Eric Foreman.

The three fellows worked under House at Princeton-Plainsboro Teaching Hospital. Chase, an Australian intensive-care specialist, often showed practical ambition; Cameron, an immunologist, brought strong empathy and ethical concern; and Foreman, a neurologist, frequently challenged House’s reasoning while developing into a respected diagnostician.

The team was established in the pilot and remained central through the first three seasons. House’s unusual teaching style involved forcing the fellows to propose competing diagnoses, perform risky investigations, and defend their conclusions under pressure.

Later seasons introduced new combinations of doctors, including Chris Taub, Lawrence Kutner, Remy Hadley, and Martha Masters. Those later teams are sometimes blended with the original group, but Chase, Cameron, and Foreman are the canonical first-season trio.