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Date of birth: December 22, 2343 History: Born to two teachers, Hartman grew up constantly learning. Due to his father's work in forensic pathology, Hartman came to develop an interest in that area of expertise. However, he decided to set himself apart from his father and got a medical degree from Starfleet Medical Academy. His first posting out of the academy was a laboratory internship with Dr. Leonard H. McCoy, the head of Starfleet Medical. He remained in the internship for 59 days before he quit, setting a new record for the longest internship with Dr. McCoy. He was then assigned to the U.S.S. Avalon, a medical ship. Occasionally, Hartman would serve on investigative teams as a medical examiner. Finally, he became a CMO on the U.S.S. Pacific, shortly before it was destroyed during Operation Return. The events surrounding the destruction were suppressed. Hartman resigned shortly thereafter, unable to work in Starfleet, until his old friend requested his presence on the U.S.S. Courageous. Hartman re-entered Starfleet and became the CMO of the U.S.S. Courageous on September 2384. |
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