Bravo Fleet
Summary
Lieutenant Commander Serina Drazan, Starfleet, is the Senior Medical Officer aboard the Norway-class light cruiser USS Montrose (NCC-68817). A joined Trill with three previous lifetimes of knowledge and experience, Drazan brings an extraordinary breadth of perspective to every crisis, medical or otherwise. She is a healer, a scientist, and, when necessary, a hard-edged pragmatist who understands that medicine on the edge of Federation space is often about triage, compromise, and grit.
Appearance
Drazan stands at 5’10”, with a poised, athletic frame that showcases a lifetime of concerted discipline. Her light brown skin and the distinctive Trill spotting along her temples and neck mark her heritage, while her dark auburn hair, worn neatly tied back, adds to her composed presence.
Her hazel eyes carry the weight of multiple lifetimes — deep, steady, and disconcertingly perceptive.
Personality
Drazan is the kind of doctor who makes you believe you will live through a medical emergency simply by telling you that you will. Calm under fire and relentlessly composed, she treats crises as puzzles to be solved rather than disasters to fear. She is deeply compassionate, but that compassion is tempered by almost ruthless pragmatism.
Her wit is dry and her tongue sharp. She doesn’t suffer fools or foster patience for excuses, especially from those who should know better.
History
Born in Mak’ala on Trill, Serina Drazan was always drawn to the intersection of biology, ethics, and exploration. Her early studies in xenopathology earned her high honors at the Trill Science Institute, and she entered Starfleet Medical at 23. At 29, she was joined with the Drazan symbiont, becoming its fourth host and inheriting decades of experience in fields ranging from surgery to exobiology.
When the opportunity arose to serve aboard the Montrose as Senior Medical Officer, Drazan accepted without hesitation. She saw in the ship a chance to do the kind of medicine that mattered most to her on the bleeding edge of Federation space.