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|History= Born in Greece on Earth, Christina was the youngest of three siblings in the Vallinakis household. Her older sister Anna was kind and caring, but she always challenged Christina to be better. Anna was bigger and taller, very athletic, she also got injured often because of her strong interest in sports. Her older sister's injuries and they way they healed were always of interest to little Christina. Her older brother Kosta teased her about it often, but that only served to push her further into this interest. With both parents working in the medical field, her love for medicine was nourished and allowed to naturally grow over the years. Her confidence in the medical field took a hit when her grandfather died. The helplessness she felt and the frustration at the doctor's inability to save him drove her to take a break from her pursuit. Eventually, with encouragement from her family, she resumed her studies and continued on to become a capable physician herself.  == Professional History == Christina was born to be a doctor. Both her parents were physicians so naturally she wanted to follow in their footsteps. She excelled at school in early age and was selected to join Star Fleet academy Academy's Medical Program soon after. Graduating at the top of her class, she began her career working in the Surgeon General’s office as an a student intern. After that, she held various administrative positions in the department. She even did some moved on to doing field work over the years, with . With posts aboard some of the fleet's most famous ships such as the [[Copernicus]], the [[Gettysburg ]] and the [[Intrepid]]. Eventually, she served as the [[Chief Medical Officer ]] aboard the [[Enterprise ]] before assuming command of the ''USS Fleming'', a hospital ship, during the events of the Kraynar war[[Krynar War]]. Her distinguished service during that time of crisis eventually landed her the position of the [[Star Fleet Surgeon General of Star Fleet]]. With her career having turned a full circle, she was ready to take on a new challenge.