Los Santos Medical Group/2.0 and Prior

Pillbox Medical Center is the main hospital in Los Santos. Pillbox is the center of higher medicine in the city of Los Santos. It is home to the Emergency Medical Services, however EMS is not owned or funded by the hospital. They work with the rest of the governmental agencies across the city and routinely give them necessary higher medical services.

Staff[]

The hospital is headed by the board of directors which currently consists of Dr. Derek Shaw and Dr. Pixie Plum.

The staff consists of doctors, residents, psychologists, nurses, medical interns, assistants, and scribes.

Specializations[]

The broad specializations are Surgeons, Coroners, and then the doctors who don't have a broad specialization.

However, there are very specific specializations that each doctor can focus on after leaving the resident stage. They are Emergency Medicine, Urology, Medical Examiner (Coroner), Neurosurgery, Plastic Surgery, Hematology, General Surgery, General Medicine, Psychology, Physical Therapy, and Hospitalist.

Technical Specialization List[]

Emergency Medicine[]

Dr. Andrew Ducksworth

Urology[]

Dr. Derek Shaw

Medical Examiner[]

Dr. Agnes Ranbough

Neurosurgery[]

Absent until filled

Plastic Surgery[]

Absent until filled

Hematology[]

Absent until filled

General Surgery[]

Dr. Victoria Viale

Cardiothoracic Surgery[]

Dr. Dougie Howzer

General Medicine[]

Dr. Alexander Blake

Trauma Surgery

Dr. Emily Ducksworth

Psychology[]

Physical Therapy[]

Dr. Emma Gaine

Hospitalist[]

Dr. Lydia Zephyr
Dr. Ethan Maw

Former Doctors and Residents[]

Dr. Isaac Smith (Resigned)
Dr. Kai King (Resigned)
Dr. Amara Harte † (Deceased)
Dr. Thalia Hayes † (Deceased)
Dr. Tahj Carter † (Deceased)
Dr. Jason Ledson (Suspended)
Dr. Chapatin Corti (Resigned)
Dr. Archer Weston † (Deceased)

Secretarial Services[]

For the longest time, being a receptionist at Pillbox Medical Center was a desired job, with multiple people being on staff, including Brenda Pancake, Bruce Nelvico, and Doug Canada. However, with the hospital being newly redesigned and those interested in being receptionists have dropped, secretarial services is a shadow of its former self. Assistants have more or less taken over this role.