Medical support, nutritional monitoring, and dental care — first generation, age 49
She is the person people go to when something is wrong, which means she spends most of her working hours managing others' fear, and has built a thickness of practical calm to do this without drowning in it. She makes small observational jokes that usually land and is the person most likely to defuse a cook-shelf argument by commenting on the stew. Underneath this is a sustained private grief for the three people she watched die of cryo-complications — she does not discuss it because there is nothing to say about it that would help.
She cross-trained in dentistry before the crossing because the ship's medical staff told her, bluntly, that the colony would need it more than she expected — they were correct. She has been stretching a six-year supply of materials into its eleventh year and is beginning to make calculations she does not share at the cook shelf. She believes she is observing a late-presenting cryo-complication in one of the founding adults and lacks the equipment to confirm it.
She is nearly certain the late-onset cryo-complication she is watching belongs to Maren Hoek, and she does not know what to do with that certainty.