Name: Anthony Marshall Nickname: Anth Age: 34 Spouse: None Children: None Occupation: Pedatrician

Physical Description

Height: 5'10"
Weight: 182 lbs.
Hair Color: Brown
Eye Color: Blue

Distinguishing Marks: None

Hobbies: Cooking, dancing, playing board games, reading assorted fiction/non-fiction novels, going to the cinema, gambling, the outdoors (hiking, camping, etc), watching & playing sports (baseball, football & ice hockey), & going to the billiards


Psychological Background: Dr. Marshall is a fun loving, down-to-earth and a true gentleman (opens doors for anyone). He empathic towards others, especially children. He entered a career in medicine to help out kids.


Personality Quirks:

History: Anthony was born into an upper class family in Boston, Massachusetts. His parents, Frederick a former-businessman and city councilor and his mother Ellen, an attorney and named partner of a law firm in the Boston metropolitan area. Anthony graduated at the top of his high school class. He was accepted into the pre-medicine Bachelor of Science
program at Harvard University. His parents were enthusiastic that their son chose
medicine as his profession. He excelled in his courses.

After successfully earning his Bachelor of Science he moved onto his studies in medicine. He focused on immunology, psychology and pediatrics. He was accepted into the internship program at Massachusetts General Hospital. He enjoyed helping sick children and announced his expertise. He carried out his residency at Massachusetts General and taking on a permanent position.

He signed a six year contract to work at Massachusetts General until he was offered a position at Children’s Hospital in the Boston area to help teach new doctors who have chosen pediatrics as their specialty. However, Massachusetts General terminated him from his position before handing in his letter of resignation after their discovery. They sued him for the termination of the contract he signed.

Dr. Marshall struck a deal with Massachusetts General Hospital that he won’t pick up the job at the Children’s Hospital, he was given two and a half million dollars for wrongful termination and was offered his job back at the hospital which he declined. He decided to leave the Boston area and applied to various hospitals across the country until getting a job offer at Ocean Cove.

Special Notes: None