Dr Wilson

Dr James Wilson was the Head Chief of Oncology at Begs hospital that was best friends with Dr Jack Philips. Nicknamed 'Wilson' by fellow friend Gregory House. Wilson was one of the best assets to Begs Hospital. Wilson at Begs hospital had a specialty in radiology and Neurology. Wilson later died of a heart condition, after he quit the job. Wilson was also friends with Dr Quinton, Dr Foster, Dr Jim Matthews.

Begs Hospital
After leaving the team of Princeton Placebo County Hospital, Wilson made up his mind to join the Australian medical team. Wilson the day of his job interview he told the interviewer he wanted to be head of Oncology, Wilson was given the head job and was told to meet the other heads, so he did and made friends with all three Orthopaedics. "Welcome aboard Dr Wilson." said Dr Foster. "Thank you Dr Foster." "No trouble Dr. Wilson, it's the best we could do for you."

Head in the Books
"Get your head in the books!" said Dr Wilson to one of the newest medical students. "Sometimes books are not enough! Hands on experience is the best book. And if you're here because you couldn't think of a specialty to be in. You're in the wrong one. Sometimes you have to tell them bad news and sometimes you have to be a friend. If it's a loved one your telling ad news, do not be afraid to offer moral support." "But I thought we weren't allowed to treat family..." "Bah! Don't let them know that! In Oncology family is family and you need to have family at every turn. Cancer isn't the death trap it used to be. But it is still deadly. Even if someone is cancer free for 5 years the cancer can come back and sadly it will kill them... Sometimes it's harder the 2nd time as they know what they are in for. But remember some aren't death traps like they used to be." It was a long time before he knew. "It is a long sad road for them. But if you have to, offer all the support you can."

Death
It was a long 5 months for Wilson. As he was diagnosed with heart cancer he could no longer work at the hospital. Wilson decided to retire from medicine and live his life to the fullest. He was no longer held back, by anything. Several weeks after retiring from medicine Wilson was found dead in his house, he died from a heart attack in his sleep.