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”The Cole Train, Runs on Whole Grain, baby.”
CMH Personnel File
Name
Cole Andrew Presley
Birthday & Age
10/07,
Born in Eureka, California
Born in Eureka, California
Gender & Sexual Orientation
Manliest dude on the planet, or at least in the medical facility
Very straight
Very straight
Other Labels
Chad, but like… a light side Chad. The type of Chad that will help you with your form at the gym, or make suggestions for an exercise plan.
The kind of Chad that will pat you on the back and keep you on the right track. The type of Chad who will wingman for you in even the most unlikely of situations. The type of Chad who wants everyone around himself to better themselves like he’s done.
The good Chad.
The kind of Chad that will pat you on the back and keep you on the right track. The type of Chad who will wingman for you in even the most unlikely of situations. The type of Chad who wants everyone around himself to better themselves like he’s done.
The good Chad.
Occupation
Anesthesiologist resident
Appearance
He’s tall, muscular, has stunning blue eyes and a charming smile. It’s a point of contention why he’s a doctor and not a model. He’s about 6’2”, and weighs about 230 of mostly muscle. As he works at a medical facility, there’s a uniform that he typically has to wear, but if he didnt’ have to wear the uniform, he’d probably dress himself in snazzy streetwear, and stuff that he used to totally steal from r/malefashionadvice. Years of practice have lead to him being able to put together a good looking outfit that plays to his already apparent pros. Still a doctor though. And what would a doctor be without the scrubs?
He goes to a barber every couple of weeks to keep his haircut and beard groomed just right. He takes pride in his appearance, why shouldn’t he? He worked hard to look this good. Might as well take advantage of it before some sickening combination of age and stress tear him apart at the seams.
He goes to a barber every couple of weeks to keep his haircut and beard groomed just right. He takes pride in his appearance, why shouldn’t he? He worked hard to look this good. Might as well take advantage of it before some sickening combination of age and stress tear him apart at the seams.
Personality
The Positive:
- Confident
- Hardworking
- Charming
The Negative:
- Workaholic
- Bit of a lady killer. No time for relationships, time for hookups
- Can be hard to work with
Evaluation Observations:
People who know Cole only at face value would describe him as hardworking, dedicated, and maybe even ambitious. This isn’t completely wrong! It’s impossible for someone to make it as far as he has in his chosen career path without those three traits. He’s undeniably prideful, and incredibly proud of himself, having worked hard to get to where he is in his life.
A constant smile is on his face, and he has a warm personality. He’s happy to work with anyone, and is a conversationalist. He enjoys speaking to patients for the most part, and is to be the one who has to deliver the bad news. Hardly ever sarcastic with them, comfortable delivering news about their condition, and mindful of his verbiage and able to pick up on minute social cues when speaking to them, Cole’s favorite part of this job is interacting with patients.
People who know Cole only at face value would describe him as hardworking, dedicated, and maybe even ambitious. This isn’t completely wrong! It’s impossible for someone to make it as far as he has in his chosen career path without those three traits. He’s undeniably prideful, and incredibly proud of himself, having worked hard to get to where he is in his life.
A constant smile is on his face, and he has a warm personality. He’s happy to work with anyone, and is a conversationalist. He enjoys speaking to patients for the most part, and is to be the one who has to deliver the bad news. Hardly ever sarcastic with them, comfortable delivering news about their condition, and mindful of his verbiage and able to pick up on minute social cues when speaking to them, Cole’s favorite part of this job is interacting with patients.
Actual Personality:
It’s much the same, as far as people can tell. Cole presents himself at face value, and the only thing that really changes upon getting to know him is he’ll crack a few more jokes. Jokes are tough sometimes, simply because you have to know your crowd to make them carry any weight. He’s still the warm, inviting, smiling young man that the people who taught him and the people he went to school with came to love.
He interacts slightly different with coworkers and people out of the office as opposed to patients. Considering his peers to be less off limits than the patients, he’ll flirt rather openly with almost anyone when it comes to a coworker or someone he meets on a night out on the town — though he hasn’t had one of those in some time now. He consider himself a very social person, and is the type to figure out everyone’s birthdays and make sure that they have an enjoyable one, even if he has to pay for all of it.
He’s very extraverted, and loves to interact with other people. He’s never closed off, and will talk about his past, present, or future with anyone interested enough to ask. He has nothing to hide, and loves to chat with others about their lives! Still, some of the people around him are private people, and he respects that.
Overall, he’s charismatic, and with a tough past behind him and a bright future ahead of him, Cole has ever reason to be happy.
It’s much the same, as far as people can tell. Cole presents himself at face value, and the only thing that really changes upon getting to know him is he’ll crack a few more jokes. Jokes are tough sometimes, simply because you have to know your crowd to make them carry any weight. He’s still the warm, inviting, smiling young man that the people who taught him and the people he went to school with came to love.
He interacts slightly different with coworkers and people out of the office as opposed to patients. Considering his peers to be less off limits than the patients, he’ll flirt rather openly with almost anyone when it comes to a coworker or someone he meets on a night out on the town — though he hasn’t had one of those in some time now. He consider himself a very social person, and is the type to figure out everyone’s birthdays and make sure that they have an enjoyable one, even if he has to pay for all of it.
He’s very extraverted, and loves to interact with other people. He’s never closed off, and will talk about his past, present, or future with anyone interested enough to ask. He has nothing to hide, and loves to chat with others about their lives! Still, some of the people around him are private people, and he respects that.
Overall, he’s charismatic, and with a tough past behind him and a bright future ahead of him, Cole has ever reason to be happy.
History:
Son of a plumber.
Or at least, that’s what he’s been told. He’s not sure what his dad did for a living. Cole grew up in northern Oregon, with a father he never met, who was in jail for drug related crimes before he was even born, and a mother who did her best but struggled to provide. Luckily an only child, Cole was able to lessen the load on her when he turned fourteen by getting a job as a dishwasher, something he did until he graduated high school. Cole had dedicated himself wholly to becoming something his mom could be proud of. It was her suggestion that he become a doctor. “The world will always need doctors,” she’d told him. He took the advice to heart, and looked into the field.
He found the idea of helping people more and more appealing as he dug into it. At first, it seemed like an impossible goal. He couldn’t afford it, and he didn’t want to be trapped in debt for the rest of the life. Over time, though, it became a reasonable possibility. He could qualify for scholarships, he could get a fullride, he could get it done. Why not? Being a doctor was something he could be proud of. It was either that, or he learn a trade.
He did his premed on a full ride scholarship from John Hopkins. After graduating undergrad, he took an internship at a nearby hospital, then completed his med school back at Hopkins, finishing up mostly debt free through the power of scholarships, covering over 75% of the cost of his schooling. After getting his degree and officially, finally becoming a doctor.
Now working as a resident at Caduceus Memorial, Cole lives in a tiny apartment and stuff most of the money he’s paid in savings. He doesn’t see himself ever leaving the hospital, and doesn’t need much space; the apartment is almost a storage place for him. Nearby the hospital, he pays just over half the rent for the house his aging mother lives in. He tries to visit her as often he can, but he’s a very busy man.
He intends to sleep in the on-call room, and already has plans to make the on-site gym his domain.
Son of a plumber.
Or at least, that’s what he’s been told. He’s not sure what his dad did for a living. Cole grew up in northern Oregon, with a father he never met, who was in jail for drug related crimes before he was even born, and a mother who did her best but struggled to provide. Luckily an only child, Cole was able to lessen the load on her when he turned fourteen by getting a job as a dishwasher, something he did until he graduated high school. Cole had dedicated himself wholly to becoming something his mom could be proud of. It was her suggestion that he become a doctor. “The world will always need doctors,” she’d told him. He took the advice to heart, and looked into the field.
He found the idea of helping people more and more appealing as he dug into it. At first, it seemed like an impossible goal. He couldn’t afford it, and he didn’t want to be trapped in debt for the rest of the life. Over time, though, it became a reasonable possibility. He could qualify for scholarships, he could get a fullride, he could get it done. Why not? Being a doctor was something he could be proud of. It was either that, or he learn a trade.
He did his premed on a full ride scholarship from John Hopkins. After graduating undergrad, he took an internship at a nearby hospital, then completed his med school back at Hopkins, finishing up mostly debt free through the power of scholarships, covering over 75% of the cost of his schooling. After getting his degree and officially, finally becoming a doctor.
Now working as a resident at Caduceus Memorial, Cole lives in a tiny apartment and stuff most of the money he’s paid in savings. He doesn’t see himself ever leaving the hospital, and doesn’t need much space; the apartment is almost a storage place for him. Nearby the hospital, he pays just over half the rent for the house his aging mother lives in. He tries to visit her as often he can, but he’s a very busy man.
He intends to sleep in the on-call room, and already has plans to make the on-site gym his domain.
"If you ain’t first, you’re last." - Reese Bobby - Ricky Bobby
Off the Record
My Dreams
Living it.
Fears
- Not looking forward to the fast approaching day his mother dies.
Likes
- Girls. Lots of girls. Mostly hot messes, don’t @him, he has a type.
- Mario Kart. He’s gonna set it up somewhere in the building, he didn’t bring his GameCube for nothing.
- The color green.
- Music. It soothes him while he works. He has a somewhat eclectic taste, to say the least.
- His trusty Samsung Galaxy Tab S4. He took all his notes for school on it, and still uses it as a notepad to this day.
- The smell of citrus.
- Exercising. He loves to run on the treadmill and watch shows or movies on the tablet.
- Gummy candies. His biggest weakness.
Dislikes
- The color orange.
- Lemonheads.
- Sour Gummy Worms.
- Amazon Prime. It’s been losing its sheen over the past couple of years.
Reputation
Womanizer. Flirt. People person. Easily approached, and easy to work with. Open minded and an open book.
Extra information
Virtual lives in the office.
FC: Chris Evans
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