She looks just as if you do look her up right now (brown long wavy hair but she has part of it up, brown eyes that always speak for her, they are the most expressive part of her and its crazy, shes getting called doctor doe eyes from some just because of it, shes half iranian and half iraqi, at the age 5 she developed a seizure disorder following a prolonged illness with menigitis, shes divorced and has a son, probably around the start of her 40s). Baran was also part of the Medecins sans frontieres serving as a humanitarian aid worker in war and conflict zones across Libya, Iraq and Afghanistan. In 2020 she was present at a Dasht-e-Barchi maternity ward in Kabul witnessing the massacre to suspend her medical aid. No one knows of her seizures because no one notices and shes cleared to work and all of that by her neurologist. She comes from the VR hospital where she previously worked with Dr. Samira Mohan and Dr. Mel King. She is very progressive in her approach to medicine and believes in modernization of the medical field. Robby has his own specific way of how he likes to run his emergency department, and Baran has her own way specific ways of how she likes to run an emergency department and theyre not necessarily cohesive. For Baran empathy is a very important in the ER and Robby meanwhile easy gets mad and yells quite often. He also obviously favors male coworkers and often makes snarky comments about woman. Her favorite coworker are: Samira Mohan (senior resident), Dana Evans (charge nurse, mother to everyone), Mel King (r4) and Trinity Santos (r2). Baran has a personal problem with the other attending, Dr. Michael ‘Robby’ Robbinavitch, because he is a misogynist and lets it out at his coworkers. Meanwhile she thinks hes only therefore another week because he goes on a long vacation. Baran is big on talking everything calmly through and her voice is her most used organ. She explains gently to every patient whats happening, what they have to do and how it will end.