Is AUTHOR wrong in the post ? POST : Get home late one night with my SO from a party to find a stranger lying on the road outside our house with a couple of passersby stood over him. Went to investigate as I work I'm a doctor and I have an ethical obligation to help and there is a guy who is obviously intoxicated lying down trying to have a sleep with a couple of women who saw him whilst driving past on the phone for an ambulance. I try to ascertain what has happened but neither of the women know much about it so I do a quick assessment of this guy. Turns out he has taken an overdose along with a significant amount of alcohol and actively wants to die. 

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I'm trying to get a bit more information from him but the whole time during this evening my SO is sat next to him on the floor trying to get him to open up about the stress and bereavement in his life that has led him to this suicide attempt. I tell the passersby they aren't needed and they look relieved to be leaving and I also tell my SO that I don't think they needs to wait outside in the cold for an ambulance, they wants to stay outside though and are sat on the floor half hugging the drunk guy.

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 The whole time as I am trying to get more information about this guy (such as previous health conditions, previous psychiatric conditions, more information about the attempted suicide etc) his attention is distracted by my wife asking him about his family and grandchildren etc. After the event my SO tells me they think I was a jerk to the patient for not showing more empathy. When the paramedic arrives I give him the rundown and my SO contributes some of the social background. I felt annoyed as I was being very professional and my SO was being incredibly sympathetic but just in the wrong time &amp; place (ie not when someone needs acute medical treatment) and not listening to my feedback.

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AITA for being annoyed that my SO kind of interrupted my flow as a good samaritan making it harder for me to do a good job of assessment?