Gabriel Cunningham

Name: Gabriel Cunningham Nickname: Gabe Age: 36 Work: Resurgam First Care in Portland, Maine

Appearance: 5 foot 11, messy shaggy dark brown hair he keeps in a ponytail. Brown eyes, olive skin, wears a brown suit with his doctor’s lab coat over it. Almost always seen with a cigarette even if it’s unlit in his mouth. Gabe has been known to smoke in places that are inappropriate like the shower.

Personality: A skilled diagnostician. Dubbed as the "Master of Deduction", his skills in deduction within diagnostics are unmatched, often being calm, cool, and collected in most situations.

Gabe is a very sarcastic and cynical person. Unlike the other members of the Trauma Team, he is less open about wanting to save lives. He notes that he isn't very good with the "mushy" stuff, implying that his constant lack of positive emotions caused him to drift apart from his family. Nevertheless, when he realizes that his patients may have very grave conditions, he doesn't hesitate to do everything in his power to give them a complete diagnosis (and thus the correct procedure to undergo), even if his patients happen to be less than cooperative.

This earned the respect of Assistant Secretary of the HHS Jacob Tillman as the elder man was a tough patient.

He is almost never seen without a cigarette in his mouth (even in inappropriate situations such as the shower or dangerous situations such as holding on to the rope dangling from a flying helicopter). His ashtray within his office is often filled with cigarettes. Former US Army Reserve soldier.

Family: Gabe’s wife Lisa divorced him and took his ten year old son Joshua to raise him. Gabe admits he’s not good with mushy stuff which may be why his wife divorced him. Despite that Gabe does care for his son deeply and was distraught initially when he had to diagnose him with Werner’s Syndrome. Surgeon CSR-01 operated on his son’s endocrine neoplasms to help alongside endoscopic surgeon Tomoe Tachibana.

Gabe sometimes has Joshua living with him on the weekends or over for holidays but his wife mainly takes care of the boy. Gabe knows his son is on the soccer team and loves it. He’s the spitting image of his father.

Friendships: Gabriel does occasionally speak with Naomi Kimishima, the forensic science investigator but not often.

Gabriel is close friends with orthopedic surgeon Dr. Hank Freebird though he doesn’t get Hank’s cheerful attitude. Gabe was with Hank once at a mall in which they both had to help patients alongside EMS Nurse Maria Torres after a bus crashed through the building.

Gabriel is on good terms with the surgeon CSR-01 and often calls the younger man “kid” because he’s 24 years old and to skirt around the fact that CSR-01 is a prisoner not referred to by birth name wrongfully serving a 250 year jail sentence due to being framed for bioterrorism. CSR-01 is a masterful surgeon even if he is often emotionless and blunt, he cares about saving patients.

Assistant RONI - RONI is a computer terminal system with a digitized female voice that is an intelligent computer mass-produced by the Portland government, designed to help diagnosticians. RONI holds a vast database of previous diseases that have occurred in history, and thus can help a diagnostician deduce the disease based on symptoms identified. In addition to this, the computer is also capable of contacting various places around the hospital to set up tests, be it for ultrasound, CT scans, or scintigraphy reports. RONI has a female voice, and it objects when it is implicitly referred to as a male peer.

RONI is short for Rapid Operation Networked Intelligence

Gabe often gets into banter with RONI and even uses it to pass the time with card games although RONI has won all 298 of them. It can perform a quadrillion instructions per second, the same capability of a 1 THz processor.

RONI has also been shown to be able to update her system and data at the point of becoming more human because of Gabriel's attitude. She has been shown to study humanity and (with perfect seriousness) introduces the option "To hell with that!" inside its system. It applied the "To hell with that!" algorithm to spontaneously search a past clinical case of Wermer syndrome during Joshua's diagnosis.