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The horrors of War took their toll on Victor. After the War's conclusion he decided that he would never serve in a Military position again, no matter the circumstance. Following the war, Victor moved to America once again where he heavily considered pursuing a career in Detective work, his medical practice bringing back too many memories of the war. Unfortunately he never made any headway in chasing this interest, something he would regret later in life. Instead, Victor found himself lecturing History at a small university in New Jersey for almost ten years; his employers unaware of his 'special qualifications' to teach the subject. Often times he would contradict the history books, instead teaching his own experience and recollection of the past. It truly amazed him what details where lost in translation, the small details that seemed so paramount to him. | The horrors of War took their toll on Victor. After the War's conclusion he decided that he would never serve in a Military position again, no matter the circumstance. Following the war, Victor moved to America once again where he heavily considered pursuing a career in Detective work, his medical practice bringing back too many memories of the war. Unfortunately he never made any headway in chasing this interest, something he would regret later in life. Instead, Victor found himself lecturing History at a small university in New Jersey for almost ten years; his employers unaware of his 'special qualifications' to teach the subject. Often times he would contradict the history books, instead teaching his own experience and recollection of the past. It truly amazed him what details where lost in translation, the small details that seemed so paramount to him. | ||
| − | Victor continued to teach throughout the Cold War, remaining unnoticed by the United States which was actively probing into it's citizen's lives, fearing that they may be Soviet sympathizers. By 1992 Victor found | + | Victor continued to teach throughout the Cold War, remaining unnoticed by the United States which was actively probing into it's citizen's lives, fearing that they may be Soviet sympathizers. By 1992 Victor found his interest in Earth dwindling. Often times he would gaze at the stars and dream about the other worlds, cultures, and adventures he knew to be out there. This interest eventually lead him to spend some time investigating reports of 'UFOs' and 'Extra Terrestrial Life' in an attempt to find transport off of the planet. |
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Revision as of 10:00, 26 June 2008
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| Species: |
El-Aurian |
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| Gender: |
Male |
| Born: |
03 January 1792 |
| Eyes: |
Blue |
| Hair: |
Brown |
| Height: |
5'11" |
| Weight: |
165 lbs. |
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| Position: |
Chief Medical Officer |
| Rank: |
Lieutenant Junior Grade |
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| Status: |
Active |
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Victor Ross is the new Chief Medical Officer assigned to the space station Deep Space Five. As an El-Aurian born on Earth in 1792, Victor has seen the planet progress from it's most ancient times. Throughout his life Victor pursed many interests and careers from Medicine to Law to teaching at Starfleet Academy. Following the Borg War, Victor decided to join Starfleet, feeling it was the best way for him to contribute his service to the shattered galaxy.
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Personal Details
Interests: Although Victor's primary interest is in socializing he is passionate about Ancient Earth History, Music, and literature; both in written form and in holo-novels. He is particularly fond of Mystery-Novels set in the mid-20th Century on Earth - almost reliving his one-time aspiration to pursue a career in detective work.
Family
Father: Chase Ross
Mother: Martha Ross
Brothers: Chase, Sebastian, and William
Sisters: Mary, Elizabeth, Kathrine, Olivia, Diana, Ann, Molly, Beatice, Georgia
Medical Details
Physical Appearance
With a medium-slim build, Victor boasts dark blue eyes and dark brown hair. Maintaining the values of good class from his earliest memories in Earth’s History, Victor is always well dressed, well groomed, and in-general well maintained.
Psychological Profile
Victor is a well spoken up-front individual, especially when it comes to being a doctor. He always strives to be a patient advocate and looks out for the best interest of those he serves. Outside of sickbay Victor tends to be both calm and charismatic, always socializing in a relaxed fashion, inspiring conversation from anybody around him.
Starfleet Record
Decorations
Service Record
- 2304 - 2686: Starfleet Academy, Civilian Instructor: epidemiology, surgery, emergency medicine
- 2386 – 2399: Earth Wartime Hospital: Assistant Chief of Surgery
- 2399 – 2402: Civilian Doctor
- 2402 – 2406: Starfleet Academy, Officer Candidate (Cadet)
- 2406 - Present: Deep Space 5, Chief Medical Officer (Lieutenant JG)
Background
Early Life
Chase and Martha Ross were an El-Aurian couple on vacation to Earth in 1701 when their ship crashed into the Atlantic Ocean, leading them to eventually reside in Edinburgh, Scotland. Stranded, the couple did everything they could to fit into Human society. In 1703 Chase joined the British military during the War of Spanish Succession. With a lifetime of experience in various vocations, Chase quickly rose through the military ranks to Major General, commanding the Royal Regiment of Artillery until his retirement in 1748, when King George II bestowed upon him the title of Baron. During his military career, Martha had given birth to 6 daughters, eventually giving birth to Victor in 1792. From his earliest days Victor showed great interest in both music and medicine during his studies with a private tutor, eventually pursuing both interests when he attended the University of Edinburgh in 1832.
The twelve years spent at the university weren't easy: medicine was much tougher work in those days, with little understanding of the human body, brain, and functions. He graduated in 1844 with a doctorate in Medicine and a minor in Music Performance, immediately commissioning into the Royal Army as a field doctor for the next two years.
After his brief military tour, Victor opened up his own private practice in London, England serving as a local doctor. He was well-known locally for his stubborn dedication to his patients, often curing impossible ailments simply by keeping his patient happy. It was during these days that Victor first realized the importance of socialization and camaraderie for human health. During his practice he found that simply talking to his patients, listening to them, and showing compassion was the key to successful medical treatment.
Victor remained in private practice until 1905 when his older sister Kathrine, who he’d always been close with, became ill and summoned him back to Edinburgh to live nearby his childhood home with her and her family. Confident in her recovery, Victor felt that drugs might make her lethargic and depressed. Instead, he encouraged her to go about her day-to-day activities enjoying his company and the natural sunlight. To his great pleasure, she showed slow signs of recovery.
By 1906, Victor began running his private practice through Kathrine’s house while she continued to recover. Within months Katherine’s condition worsened and eventually leading to her death in December of 1906. This took its toll on Victor, who blamed himself. He felt that having sick patients around the house may have allowed pathogens to attack her weakened immune system and directly leading to her demise. He also felt that the absence of drugs in her body added to this inevitability.
Depressed and demoralized, Victor moved to a small cabin in Ireland, retreating from the world and society for several years. He became known as the local hermit, rumors about his presence and mystery whispering around the nearby towns for generations. Eventually Victor caught wind of these rumors through the local news paper which had used him for their front page article. This ignited a sudden and unexpected spark inside him, his spirit returning to him and the numbness that he’d felt finally subsiding. He was happy again.
With his recovered spirit Victor found himself traveling without any real destination. Touring Europe, he spent a great deal of time in both Spain and France, learning the languages and cultures and even pursing some other careers that interested him. Most noteworthy among them: Cook, Primary School Teacher, and even French diplomat to the United States during the first World War. Each time, Victor assumed a new identity, with all the chaos and turmoil on Earth during those days, he found it easy to travel and start anew.
World War II and the Cold War
Following the first World War, Victor found himself in the United States where he swallowed his past and began another private practice just as Medical Technology was growing. His practice was successful throughout the next several years until 1939 when the United Kingdom declared war on Germany. Having seen the horrors of the first World War, Victor wanted to play his part in the second. Immediately, he enlisted once again into the Royal Army as a Field Medic. As fate would have it, he was stationed in France in 1940 just days before the invasion and subsequent surrender. During this time, Victor served as both a Strategist and a Doctor for the French Underground Resistance, playing his part in a multiple small rescue operations.
The horrors of War took their toll on Victor. After the War's conclusion he decided that he would never serve in a Military position again, no matter the circumstance. Following the war, Victor moved to America once again where he heavily considered pursuing a career in Detective work, his medical practice bringing back too many memories of the war. Unfortunately he never made any headway in chasing this interest, something he would regret later in life. Instead, Victor found himself lecturing History at a small university in New Jersey for almost ten years; his employers unaware of his 'special qualifications' to teach the subject. Often times he would contradict the history books, instead teaching his own experience and recollection of the past. It truly amazed him what details where lost in translation, the small details that seemed so paramount to him.
Victor continued to teach throughout the Cold War, remaining unnoticed by the United States which was actively probing into it's citizen's lives, fearing that they may be Soviet sympathizers. By 1992 Victor found his interest in Earth dwindling. Often times he would gaze at the stars and dream about the other worlds, cultures, and adventures he knew to be out there. This interest eventually lead him to spend some time investigating reports of 'UFOs' and 'Extra Terrestrial Life' in an attempt to find transport off of the planet.