Fictional medical director, 1965-1974. Designed the sanitation protocol for sites that had sustained LIM exposure events — the first agency-standard medical response to a category of incident that had previously been handled ad hoc.
Clearance on file: Level 3
Program affiliation: Program Lambda
PERSONNEL FILE
Biographical sketch
Vasquez held a doctorate in occupational medicine (fictional credential) and was recruited specifically to standardize the agency’s response to LIM-exposure events. Her protocol — a 72-hour quarantine, equipment-decontamination sequence, and personnel-monitoring schedule — became the agency standard within a year and remained in force through the dissolution.
She is fictional; the protocol design, recruitment context, and credential are reconstructed for archive continuity.
Filed under
- Medical / Sanitation (division)
- Lambda (program)
- LIM-exposure events
- Quarantine protocol
Personnel file extends to 1974; full record requires Level-3 clearance.