Name:

Cameron Abi Whelan

 

Nick Name:

Cam

 

Title:

none

 

Age:

28

 

Birth Date:

May 5, 1978

 

Eyes:

Brown

 

Hair:

Brown

 

Height:

5'5"

 

Weight:

127 lbs.

 

Home Town:

Bronx, New York

 

Family:

Family:
Jonathan Whelan (father- deceased)
Tess Whelan (mother)

Martial Status:

Single

 

Current Residence:

Genesis Colony

 

Designation:

Civilian

 

Assignment:

Tactical Emergency Medic - Gold Squad

 

Service Record: *US Army Boot Camp - Fort Benning
*Advanced Individual Training, Medical – Fort Sam
Houston
*Medical Specialist Corps – Fort Hood
*Police Academy – New York City
*Patrol Officer – Precinct 43, Bronx, NY
*SWAT Tactical Emergency Medic – New York City
*Field Team (SG4) Medic – SGC, Colorado Springs

Special Training:

*Licensed Paramedic

 

Personal History:

The only child of Tess and Jonathan Whelan, Cameron
was born and raised in the Parkchester area of the
Bronx, New York. Her father, a police officer, was
killed in the line of duty when she was just 14 months
old, so the only parent she has ever really known is
her mother.

As Cameron grew up she was constantly torn between her
own dream to follow her father’s footsteps and become
a cop, and her mother’s desire for her to become a
doctor. Being young and not yet having the confidence
to stand up for herself, she eventually yielded to her
mother’s wishes. She did well in school, but not well
enough to win the kinds of scholarships she’d need to
pay her way through undergrad school, so she enlisted
for a four-year stint with the US Army to take
advantage of the training and the GI Bill.

While in the military, Cameron’s interests in law
enforcement grew even stronger, much to her mother’s
dismay. Upon her return to civilian life, she spent
nearly a year earning her Paramedic’s license, seeing
it as an extension of the EMT-equivalent training
she’d received in the Army. After spending only a few
months as a paramedic, she realized that she couldn’t
deny her own desires anymore.

Twenty weeks of intense training saw her complete her
courses at the NYC Police Academy, after which she
spent three years as a patrol officer before she
continued to move on to bigger and better things.

Blending her training as a medic and a cop, Cameron
became one of the first women accepted into the New
York City SWAT unit as a Tactical Emergency Medic.
She very much enjoyed and excelled at her work,
despite the intense pace and stress of the job. Her
efforts eventually got the attention of recruiters for
the SG Program and, always on the lookout for another
challenge, she couldn’t resist their offer when they
came calling.


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