Terry Randolph (Cassandra James)

Terry Randolph
General Hospital
Portrayed by	Cassandra James
Current status	Recurring
Duration	2018-present
First appearance	June 29, 2018
Created by	Chris Van Etten Shelly Altman
Introduced by	Frank Valentini
Profile
Gender	Female (Trans)
Occupation	Oncologist at GH
Title	Doctor
Residence	Port Charles, New York
Relationships Siblings Sean Randolph Romances Elizabeth Webber (kissed; 1990s)

Dr. Terry Randolph, MD is a fictional character from the ABC soap opera General Hospital.

She has been portrayed by actress Cassandra James since June 29, 2018.

Background

She is the oldest childhood friend of Elizabeth Webber, nicknamed her "Biz", before she had transitioned (she was born a boy and was friends with Elizabeth before she transitioned).

Terry was also sort of romantically involved with Elizabeth and she was her (Terry's, pre-transition) first kiss.

Storylines

In July 2018, Terry and Elizabeth were reunited after many years apart and she spends Independence Day with her and her fiancé Franco Baldwin. She also reveals she'll be working at GH soon.

On August 17, she begins working at GH, and she's thrilled to be working along side Elizabeth. Elizabeth shares her concerns for her son Cameron Spencer, Terry consoles her and assures her that she's a great mom.

After Oscar Nero's brain tumor is brought to light, Terry enrolls him in a clinical trial that can shrink his brain tumor. After the treatment does not work, she has to answer Oscar’s end of life questions, and she also tells him that he does not have long left to live.

She is one of the guests at Liz and Franco’s wedding reception on the Haunted Star where she gives a toast to the couple.

In 2020, when Franco’s tumor returns, he makes an appointment to see Terry. He is referred to Dr. Kirk in Geneva.

Terry later tells Liz about a friend named Abby who died while Terry was struggling with transitioning.

Health and Vitals

• Assigned male at birth but had underwent surgical and hormonal treatment to transition to female [pre-2000s]