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* Has worked at Johns Hopkins and the Mayo Clinic on Earth. | * Has worked at Johns Hopkins and the Mayo Clinic on Earth. | ||
* Served as a cadet and emergency physician on [[Deep Space 6]] (DS6). | * Served as a cadet and emergency physician on [[Deep Space 6]] (DS6). | ||
* Co-authored '''Trends in Emergency Medicine in a Deep Space Station Setting: An Examination of Improvement of Care When Compared to a Starship and Planet-Based Setting''', Starfleet Medical Journal, 2396, 4(2), pp. 115-134. | * Co-authored '''Trends in Emergency Medicine in a Deep Space Station Setting: An Examination of Improvement of Care When Compared to a Starship and Planet-Based Setting''', Starfleet Medical Journal, 2396, 4(2), pp. 115-134. | ||
* Was originally posted to the ''USS Amphitrite'' after he graduated but was redirected to the ''USS Gorkon.'' | |||
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* '''The Mythology of Sea and Stars''': His father was the former CO of the ''USS Poseidon'', while Bryce's first posting was the ''USS Amphitrite.'' | * '''The Mythology of Sea and Stars''': His father was the former CO of the ''USS Poseidon'', while Bryce's first posting was the ''USS Amphitrite.'' | ||
* '''Artist and Scientist''': His mother used to drag him to art events when he was a small child, and he participated in many murals that are on display across the galaxy. He originally took science classes as a means to better understand anatomy and forms in nature, to further develop his art. It was through those classes that he discovered he had a natural affinity for biology. He has used his art as a means to communicate complicated medical scenarios with patients and family; demystifying a confusing and scary diagnosis, stripping away heavy medical-laden terminology, and building a bridge between doctor and patient. This has produced not only trust, but inspired greater patient compliance resulting in better outcomes. | |||
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