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| − | |jobtitle = | + | |jobtitle = Chief Medical Officer |
|difficulty = Hard | |difficulty = Hard | ||
| − | |superior = | + | |superior = Lazarus Foundation Board of Directors, Captain |
|duties = Maintain the composure of medbay and medical staff, and push your staff to challenge the boundaries of medicine. | |duties = Maintain the composure of medbay and medical staff, and push your staff to challenge the boundaries of medicine. | ||
|guides = [[Guide to Medicine ErisEn|Guide to Medicine]] | |guides = [[Guide to Medicine ErisEn|Guide to Medicine]] | ||
| − | |quote = | + | |quote = No Smoking in the OR! |
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==Description== | ==Description== | ||
| − | The | + | The Chief Medical Officer Aboard the NEV "Northern Light" commands the Doctors, Chemists, Paramedics, and Psychiatrists. Your first duty is to the Board of Directors of the Lazarus Foundation, however on board the Northern Light, you should follow the direction of the Captain so long as doing so will not put you at odds with the Board. |
==Guide== | ==Guide== | ||
| − | You are | + | You are, first and foremost, a Doctor. Your goal is to provide guidance to your medical team to provide the best medical care so as to prove to the Lazarus Board that your team are the best medical professionals in the galaxy. |
You are not permitted to charge for immediate medical care, but if the crew requests performance enhancing drugs or pain killers you are free to charge your price for them. | You are not permitted to charge for immediate medical care, but if the crew requests performance enhancing drugs or pain killers you are free to charge your price for them. | ||
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==Tips== | ==Tips== | ||
| − | *Do not forget to ask | + | *Do not forget to ask Lazarus Scientists and Roboticists for items they may benefit you, be they MediBots or new tools to make surgery easier. |
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Revision as of 17:12, 26 January 2021
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Difficulty: Hard Superior: Lazarus Foundation Board of Directors, Captain Duties: Maintain the composure of medbay and medical staff, and push your staff to challenge the boundaries of medicine. Guides: Guide to Medicine Quote: No Smoking in the OR! |
Description
The Chief Medical Officer Aboard the NEV "Northern Light" commands the Doctors, Chemists, Paramedics, and Psychiatrists. Your first duty is to the Board of Directors of the Lazarus Foundation, however on board the Northern Light, you should follow the direction of the Captain so long as doing so will not put you at odds with the Board.
Guide
You are, first and foremost, a Doctor. Your goal is to provide guidance to your medical team to provide the best medical care so as to prove to the Lazarus Board that your team are the best medical professionals in the galaxy.
You are not permitted to charge for immediate medical care, but if the crew requests performance enhancing drugs or pain killers you are free to charge your price for them.
Giving medical care to the crew is your utmost priority before profit. Your paramedics must find those who require medical assistance and bring them to the medical bay where either you or your doctors will save them. Keep your team busy, do not let them meander, for it may lessen the knowledge gained for Moebius. Have the chemist prepare for future events, doctors prepare for future surgeries and do not forget to request new medical equipment from RnD. They are your colleagues and will not hesitate to supply you with new resources.
Tips
- Do not forget to ask Lazarus Scientists and Roboticists for items they may benefit you, be they MediBots or new tools to make surgery easier.
