Starfleet Service Record 089271653-AJR/178617-A (Star-Fleet Command)
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RYLEY-
ALEXXANDER-J. CHIEF MEDICAL OFFICER (CMO) |
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BASIC DATA BILLET
INFORMATION Name: Doctor Alexxander Jay Ryley. MD, PhD, ChM Rank: Lieutenant Commander ETHNIC BACKGROUND Species: Human FAMILY INFORMATION Parents: Rear Admiral John Jay Ryley
(Father) - Status: Retired. Currently residing on outpost Epcot Mrs Blythe, MacKennzie,
Ryley (Mother) - Status: Retired. Currently residing on outpost Epcot Siblings: None PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION Height: 5ft 9ins eye colour: Blue Hair colour: Dark brown (greying) Blood type: Terran- AB rhesus negative. Vision: 20x20 (Nb: Has been known to wear reading glasses
at points) Identifying
marks/Features: Scar tissue on left leg, thigh,
and calf.
Crescent scar on right wrist Short physical description: Of medium build and height with
dark brown, greying hair and sky blue eyes. Has what appears to be permanent
five o’clock shadow in the form of a beard. Left leg scared, currently
wears an isomorphic stability band apparatus as result of infection and
chronic condition that followed treatment. (For more information, see Medical
file attachment A- Alpha Two). Having shown some distain for the conventional
Starfleet regulatory uniform standard. Doctor Ryley can be more often than
not, found outside of uniform in a dress jacket, Jeans and training shoes
with an accompanying variety of both T-shirts and Shirts. Carries a black
metal cane for use as walking aid due to chronic condition and pain in left
leg. (For further information, see medical file attachment A-Alpha Three.) |
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PROMOTION AND
SERVICE RECORD |
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Promotion History:
*2365-Promoted
to Ensign and assigned as Medical officer USS Sidrat- *2367-
Promoted to Lt(Jg) And retained as AMO USS Sidrat-A *2371-Promoted
to CMO USS Sidrat-A *2371-
Promoted to Full Lt and Awarded McCoy medal for excellence in medical
research field. Starfleet Surgeon General’s office grants board
certification in Infections disease and Diagnostics. *2374-
Promoted to Lt Commander and assigned as CMO USS Chapel Hospital ship.
Awarded the Silver M’barrie Prize in diagnostics. *2375-
Promoted to Commander and re-assigned as Chief of staff USS Chapel Hospital
ship. Awarded Starfleet surgeon general medal for excellence in the field of
infectious disease *2376-
Assigned as medical expert and head of diagnostics in relief expedition to
Anort 6. USS Chapel joined by USS Alaska in mission to find cure for the
outbreak of Anortian plague. Retained as member of the Alaska’s
research team. *2377-
For continued excellence in the field of diagnostics Awarded Gold
M’barrie prize. Promoted to Captain and assigned as head of Diagnostics
at star-fleet medical, earth. *2380-Granted
tenure at Star-fleet medical as head of diagnostics. *2381-
Court-martialled and demoted to the rank of Commander due to insubordination
and failure to carry out orders. Retained as Head of diagnostics with his
practice monitored by another Doctor for a period of one month. *2383-
Demoted again to the rank of Lieutenant Commander **-FILE CLASSIFYED-**
-2354-2362:
Attended Johns Hopkins (the third) University Earth- Medical School Ship
Assignments -2365-2367-
USS Sidrat NCC 1389 -2367-2371-
USS Sidrat NCC 1389-A -2374-2376:
USS Chapel Hospital Ship NCC 4625 -2376-2377:
USS Alaska -2377-2384:
Starfleet Medical Earth -2384-Present: USS Atlantis
*McCoy Medal *Silver M’barrie
Prize *Captains Commendation for service above and beyond the call of duty
*Starfleet Surgeon Generals Award
*Gold M’barrie prize* Vulcan Medical excellence award –Medal
removed- *Commendation for Excellence in the field of Humanoid surgical
procedure *Aquillian Healers Award *The David Dawson award for innovative
medical technique *Starfleet Surgeon General Tenured service certification |
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EDUCATIONAL
BACKGROUND |
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A.
Academic Institutions Attended: --Privately
Tutored from the age of five years --Johns Hopkins (the third)
university earth- Medical School- age 17. APE Admittance on the Leonard McCoy
scholarship programme between 2354-2362
Medical Doctorate – JHKS University PhD –Medicine Combining Dual speciality in infections
disease and Nephrology Ch.M- Surgical
qualification Star-Fleet Surgeons General
Board certified Diagnostician and Infectious disease specialist. Senior qualification
in Pathology and Psychology Field and trauma
medic certified. Junior Qualification
in Command level training.- Remains unfinished- Tenured professorship as head of
Starfleet medical department of diagnostic medicine.
Graduated third in
his class from Starfleet medical. Assigned as Ancient
and Alien Pathology Professor’s laboratory assistant in as forth year
cadet- 2364-5 Reprimanded for
failure to follow orders and exhibiting behaviours that potentially
endangered patients. – Psychological Evaluation and
thirty days Parole. Reprimand rescinded due to actions resulting in the
survival of the patient in question. Commendation for
innovative surgical skill in first solo surgery. Athletics: Track running and Lacrosse team Three years
in a row member of league championship game. Extracurricular
activities: Avid
piano player and guitar player. Songwriter. Jogging. Captain of the Academy
Lacrosse team for league games. |
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BIOGRAPHICAL NOTES |
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His
father, John Jay Ryley was a harsh disciplinarian and disapproved of much of
Ryley’s antics and scholarly pursuits As a result they have never much
gotten along. As a child and due to his father’s Starfleet career Ryley
was often left to play alone, never staying in one place long enough to
really make any true friends. At the age of ten, his father was assigned as
commanding officer of star base 348 and finally Ryley was able to connect
with some children his own age. Standoffish and anti social even as a child
it was not long before most of the children rejected them save one. A young
man by the name of Matthew Adamson the pair remained firm friends until just
after Ryley’s 13th birthday Matthew was infected with a
previously unknown virus. Star base physicians were unable to treat him and
had to send for outside assistance from a renowned yet unconventional Vulcan
healer who was able to diagnose and cure Matthew. Soon afterwards,
Ryley’s father was reassigned and the family moved on however the event
left a lasting impression on the boy Ryley and potentially spurred him into
medicine. Through
most of his teenage years, His mother served as the mediator to her husband
and son. Not relishing the position this placed his mother in Ryley was more
often than not absent from family meals and social events. Unable to lie about
his whereabouts to his mother, whom he had dubbed a human lie detector Ryley
simply did not tell them where he had gone withdrawing more into the
proverbial recluse and causing more friction than intended until
Ryley’s departure to Boston earth to attend medical school against his
father’s wishes. At Medical
school Ryley, the ideal doctor persona ingrained in his head proved to be a
talented and diligent student excelling due to his ability to remain
objective and calculating in his diagnosis. He graduated with honours from
the prestigious Johns Hopkins the third university and began a three-month
intern apprentice ship over the summer of that year within the Hopkins centre
of medicine on Rigal 9. Unfortunately
Ryley’s medical career took a down turn when during his first year
internship exam he was caught cheating from another student. Despite his
assurance he had merely been looking at the other paper and that his
neighbour had gotten the answer wrong anyway, he was thrown out of the
programme by the dean and forced to seek the rest of his training elsewhere.
A trip to san Francisco and an enrolment at Starfleet academy was the
solution and he was able to pick up where he left off almost instantly
completing his internship and residency with Starfleet and achieving further
qualifications in the fields of Diagnostics and Infectious disease
,Nephrology and Ancient and Alien Pathology And Psychology. As a teenager, Ryley had been an
avid athletic firing time for both track running and Lacrosse. He carried these
hobbies over into his life at the academy and had soon earned himself a
notable reputation on campus for his scholarly work and his position on the
Lacrosse and track teams in his third and fourth year in the academy he was
Lacrosse team captain and led the academy team to victory in the semi finals
and finals of both years. Save for being just a “Jock
with a brain” as he had often heard Ryley also enjoyed a stint as a
member of a cadet formed band in which he played both guitar where applicable
and piano. It is not wonder with all this talk of himself from teachers,
coaches and happily for him the female population of campus that his ego and
reputation as a “Gifted” individual began to spiral higher and
higher and by his final year there seemed no doubt on anyone’s mind the
young and Brilliant doctor would aspire to follow in his father’s
footsteps up the star-fleet chain of command. It was during this time Ryley met
another, rising star first year cadet by the name of Kaliona Mahikoa a member
of his Pathology class. Their relationship was brief yet Ryley never really
overcame his feelings-if any- for the girl or her father. Of his time on
earth, it is notable to say that these were his only two attachments. In the final year of his residency, Ryley
was reprimanded and placed on academic parole after disregarding orders and
attempting a potentially dangerous treatment procedure on a dying patient. He
was assigned an evaluation by the resident Counsellor at the time however had
the reprimand rescinded before any action could take place as his treatment
resulted in the patient surviving ultimately. Though his achievements were for
Ryley something of merit, on a personal level, he remained slightly
standoffish with other people his age and when his father told would not be
coming for his graduation from the academy Ryley himself also did not show
up. He instead left earth and intercepted his first ships assignment three
weeks early. His career began as any medical JOs
would on the USS Sidrat. When the ship was destroyed in 2367 Ryley was
promoted to Lt (jg) and retained as Assistant Chief medical officer (AMO) on
the refit. A few short years later he was promoted to CMO still Junior Lt.
His next assignment on the hospital ship Chapel resulted in his promotion to
LT Commander and then later to Commander and the position as the Chapels
chief of staff. A year later his would take the lead
in a rescue mission of sorts when Starfleet sent aid in the form of the
Chapel and the Alaska to find a cure for the plague rampaging through Anort 6
and killing many of the federation outposts stationed there. It was here he
encountered the Then Lieutenant and CSO of the Alaska Kaliona Mahiko again
when she was also a member of the research team. During these initial stages of the
teams, research into the plague Ryley began developing leg pain frequently.
Though it had been building in recent years none of the medical staff who had
attended him had been able to find a cause and as such, he ignored it. After the Plagues eradication Ryley
remained with The Alaska for a period of one month on its return trip to
earth as a technical advisor and still his leg pain worsened until it reached
the stage it was incapacitating. Back in san Francisco, Starfleet
medical doctors were able to diagnose 4th stage
ManchenyhysHygrander syndrome. With the progression of the disease
and the time taken to diagnose, The muscles in his thigh had experienced
muscle death and treatment was no longer a viable option, Ryley was faced
with the prospect of having the limb amputated and replaced. Declaring
himself as rather attached to the limb he sought an alternative course of
treatment resulting in his half amputation where the dead tissue was
surgically removed leaving the mutilated limb behind. For the procedure,
Ryley was chemically comatose and remained such for three weeks after the
operation took place. The result was a 99.9% cure to the
disease and leaving Ryley handicapped and in near constant pain. His doctor
urged him to consider the full amputation however; Ryley forced his way
through rehabilitation learning to walk again with the use of isomorphic
support bands and an old-fashioned cane. The use of narcotics to help deal
with his chronic leg pain resulted, arguably, in an addiction the medication
and Ryley is not years on unable to work and live without them. Towards the end of his ordeal in
2377, Ryley was promoted to the rank of captain and asked to remain at
Starfleet medical as head of diagnostics. Three years later, he was granted
tenure by the board of directors. Which as far as Ryley was concerned
resulted only in a change to his door plague from Doctor to Professor Ryley
and his knowledge that they could not fire him without full board approval. As though tempting fate, one year
later Ryley was charged and court martialed for disregarding the wishes of
the Vulcan high council and Starfleet command by treating a noted Vulcan
healer- the same one who had years ago saved his friend- using a highly
unconventional and arguably unethical course of treatment. His patient once
again survived. However as a result he was demoted, in rank to Commander had
one of his commendations removed by the Vulcan healers association and though
retained had his practise monitored by another doctor- A member of his own
team no less. In 2383 he was again demoted to the
rank of Lt commander -**File Classified-** Alpha security clearance required. One-year later word reached him that
an old acquaintance had recently been promoted to Captain and CO of a star
ship in need of a chief medical officer. He took the position having only to
pull a few strings with the argument he was bored of desk life on earth and
his team had learned all they could from him. Now currently serving as CMO
onboard USS Atlantis in the third fleet.
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MISCELLENEOUS NOTES |
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A.
Recent Fitness Reports
(See
Attached Medical File A- Alpha and B- Alpha for recent scans.) In 2376,
Ryley was diagnosed with stage 4 ManchenyhysHygrander syndrome. The
resulting muscle death made surgery or treatment to resolve the condition
impossible and Amputation was recommended. Patient refused
to undergo conventional treatment and instead had dead muscle tissue
amputated leaving the rest of the leg intact. Rehabilitation underway
following three-week coma to reduce pain of post OP. However,
initial surgical site has healed and the tissue looks good no nerve
regeneration has taken place and patient still complains of chronic
inhabilitating pain. Prescribing Codivin as a pain management system. Rehabilitation
complete Patient 80% mobility using walking isomorphic support bands and walking
aid. Still complaining of constant pain doubling dosage of Codivin in pill
form. I hope that without Hypo there will be a reduced likely hood of an
overdose. Dr. Brian Lockhart- Starfleet Medical **Presented
with severed artery in right leg following motorbike accident on holodec with
safeties removed. Resulted in loss of leg function and blood loss. Repaired
surgically. Head trauma also occurred resulting in concussion and retro grade
amnesia treated with therameline and observation. Report made by: H. Robinson. Uss Atlantis 2384 Attending physician. A Summers MD. Senior attending:
N./A Recent medical scan
series File A- Alpha to C –Alpha
Report Submitted by Dr Leo Bernard – Head of
Psychiatrics- Starfleet Medical. I am at a loss to make an informed
psychological evaluation on Ryley as he frankly refuses to cooperate with my
attempts to do such an evaluation. Any conversation I have with him is
circular in nature and results in my fruiustration and his enjoyment. It is
like a game. On the surface, Doctor Ryley is
brash and sarcastic; he hides behind his intelligence and presents a tough
exterior to hide his vurnability and dislike of change. I will not label any
form of psychosis as I very much doubt any exist. Ryley is well read and has
a slightly more than surface knowledge in psychology. Every time I interview
him, I receive some indication of a different issue from a variance on
aspergers syndrome to thought articulation interference. It is my belief
Ryley purposely projects these situations into the evaluation in order to
witness the examiners reaction. I find that his standoffish manner
is somewhat confrontational towards patients and kin alike and yet the method
seems to work well for him. By subtracting himself, he reaches conclusions
and diagnosis. Non emotional in many respects I would be very unsurprised if
Ryley got on better with Vulcan’s than he did humans when it came to
his medical practice. His actions are dangerous and that being said not
without merit. While other doctors I have encountered have, a Messiah complex
Ryley seems to have developed a rubix one in contrast. A worrying point is
the continued leg pain I find it difficult to ascertain if it is not in part
at least psychosomatic on the patients part. His reliance on the narcotics
for pain control is noticeable and perhaps indication of an addictive nature.
Harsh discipline as a child from his
father and his reluctance to see or speak with him point out some parental
issues and a positive example of where this issue of authority figures stems
from. It is my findings that Ryley is a
lonely and borderline depressed individual. He does not like himself and at
the same time admire himself and his accomplishments. For him it balances
out. I am officially clearing him for active duty on the grounds that frankly
and speaking candidly of course, He is an ass and a jerk yet a good doctor
and not a danger to himself or others. To the next counsellor who evaluates
Ryley I can only wish them luck Dr.L.Bernard NB:
Having taken the position of CMO on the USS Atlantis Doctor Alexxander Jay
Ryley herby moves that any and all subsequent psychological evaluation due
will be disregarded from his personal File and furthermore will not affect
his duty as CMO at any time. Should an Evaluation be required a referral
request will be made on behalf of the ships Counsellor to the above-mentioned
Doctor or relevant head of department on earth for an annual evaluation
conducted either in person or via subspace. Should
at any time prior to this yearly eval taking place the ships counsellor
request Doctor Ryley’s removal from active Duty he will be required to
present documentary evidence of a psychological problem and back it up with
further testimony from two of the medical staff of Full Lt rank or higher.
This removal must then be agreed upon by the Captain before it is logged and
put into effect along with any course of psychological treatment required.
Until such times the counsellor deems Ryley once again fit for duty. Signed:
A.J Ryley- L.Bernard— Psychologist K. Mahikoa- co K.Kerr - FComm 3
Playing
Piano, or guitar Riding
motorbike programme in holodeck and on planet where applicable. Aquillian
medical research |
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END BIO FILE |
Bio Last Updated- HY937 xxxxx |
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