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Dr. Alan O’Brian

Medical Director

Overview

DCI Data

Hire Date: 2014-02-03

Employee ID: AO-84725

Badge Number: 89246137

Office Location: M1/030101

Extension: 3002

Security Level: [Level 5]
Specialized Access — Supermax units, armory, and high-security operations areas, including surveillance control rooms.

Supervisor: Rick Mortenson
Portrait of a man with thinning gray hair and a beard, wearing a white coat and looking directly at the camera.

Background

  • Birthdate: 1973-11-10 (51 years old)
  • Birthplace: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
  • Current Address:
    341 Lakeview Street
    Montpelier, VT 05602

Dr. Alan O’Brian, born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, serves as the Medical Director at Dayspring Correctional Institution (DCI). With a background in infectious diseases and public health, Dr. O’Brian portrays himself as a dedicated medical professional committed to the well-being of the inmate population. However, beneath this veneer of care lies a man driven more by a need for control than compassion. His approach to healthcare within the prison walls is methodical and unyielding, often prioritizing the institution’s interests over the health of the inmates. Dr. O’Brian’s willingness to conduct unauthorized procedures and withhold treatment as a form of punishment reveals a darker side to his medical practice. His reputation as an expert in correctional medicine is built on a foundation of fear and coercion, with little regard for the ethical boundaries that should govern his profession. At DCI, Dr. O’Brian is less a healer and more a gatekeeper, controlling access to life-saving care as a means of maintaining order within the prison.

Professional History

Emergency Medicine Physician

Worked at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center from 2004 to 2010.

Medical Director

Served as the Medical Director at the State Correctional Institution in Huntingdon, Pennsylvania, from 2010 to 2014.

Medical Director at DCI

Joined Dayspring Correctional Institution on February 3, 2014, where he oversees the medical staff and ensures that inmates receive appropriate care.

Education

Bachelor of Science: Biology

1995
University of Pittsburgh — Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Doctor of Medicine

1999
Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine — Baltimore, Maryland

Residency: Internal Medicine

2002
Mayo Clinic — Rochester, Minnesota

Fellowship: Infectious Diseases and Public Health

2004
Mayo Clinic — Rochester, Minnesota

Accusations

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