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| − | |jobtitle = | + | |jobtitle = Trauma Team |
|difficulty = Medium | |difficulty = Medium | ||
| − | |superior = Chief Medical Officer and | + | |superior = Chief Medical Officer and Chief Science Officer |
| − | |duties = | + | |duties = Keep Lazarus employees safe, rescue crew members in critical condition. |
| − | |guides = [[Guide to Medicine Eclipse|Guide to Medicine]], [[Lazarus_Lore|Lazarus Lore]] | + | |guides = [[Laws_Eclipse|Laws]], [[Guide to Medicine Eclipse|Guide to Medicine]], [[Lazarus_Lore|Lazarus Lore]] |
| − | |quote = | + | |quote = We’re called Trauma Team because we bring the trauma with us. |
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==Description== | ==Description== | ||
| − | As the | + | As a member of the Lazarus Foundation’s Trauma Team, you serve two distinct but vital roles aboard the NEV Northern Light. Most importantly, you are the Lazarus Foundation’s private security force, tasked with keeping the doctors and scientists safe from anything from a violent patient to an escaped experiment, and anything in between. You are also the primary enforcer of the law within Lazarus’ domain, and it will be your job to extract fines from those who try to trespass or assault your coworkers, as well as extract missing payments from patients who might try to skip out on their medical bills. |
| − | + | Your second duty is to be a paramedic for the Lazarus medical team. This ship is uniquely hostile to life, and that means that crew members are likely to get injured, often grievously, and very few will have the decency to do so in the clean, well lit, relatively safe main corridors, so be ready to dive into maintenance following your suit sensor app. | |
| − | == | + | ==Tips== |
| − | As a | + | *As a Trauma Team member, you are the lowest-ranked rank-and-file of the Lazarus Foundation hierarchy, and your downtime may often have you acting as a go-between and/or gopher between medical, science and/or the rest of the ship. Aside from that, you should also have your eyes glued to the suit sensors, ready to respond if someone gets hurt. |
| − | The most well-known, and most essential, part of your work | + | *The most well-known, and most essential, part of your work is to act as Medical's EMTs. You are the emergency rescue crew, in other words. When a call goes out over [Common] screaming for "MEDICAL TO MAINTENANCE", you're the one that responds. It's your job to get there fast, find out who's hurt, and get them back to medbay as fast as possible so that the Doctors can fix them up. It's your job to perform basic treatments in the field, if necessary and reasonable, and to keep your patients stable long enough to survive the trip. Trauma kits, CPR, and whatever concoctions the Chemist has made are your weapons in the war of first aid. Be sure to have your equipment on your person, or close to hand, at all times. |
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| + | *On top of that you are also the first line of defense for both branches of Lazarus, so keep yourself armed and ready to take down anything that might cause harm to you or your coworkers. And don’t worry about being a little rough with the patients. After all, every bruise pack the doctor uses is more money in the bank. | ||
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{{Positions}} | {{Positions}} | ||
Revision as of 05:29, 13 May 2023
| Trauma Team | |
 Trauma Team |
Difficulty: Medium Superior: Chief Medical Officer and Chief Science Officer Duties: Keep Lazarus employees safe, rescue crew members in critical condition. Guides: Laws, Guide to Medicine, Lazarus Lore Quote: We’re called Trauma Team because we bring the trauma with us. |
Description
As a member of the Lazarus Foundation’s Trauma Team, you serve two distinct but vital roles aboard the NEV Northern Light. Most importantly, you are the Lazarus Foundation’s private security force, tasked with keeping the doctors and scientists safe from anything from a violent patient to an escaped experiment, and anything in between. You are also the primary enforcer of the law within Lazarus’ domain, and it will be your job to extract fines from those who try to trespass or assault your coworkers, as well as extract missing payments from patients who might try to skip out on their medical bills.
Your second duty is to be a paramedic for the Lazarus medical team. This ship is uniquely hostile to life, and that means that crew members are likely to get injured, often grievously, and very few will have the decency to do so in the clean, well lit, relatively safe main corridors, so be ready to dive into maintenance following your suit sensor app.
Tips
- As a Trauma Team member, you are the lowest-ranked rank-and-file of the Lazarus Foundation hierarchy, and your downtime may often have you acting as a go-between and/or gopher between medical, science and/or the rest of the ship. Aside from that, you should also have your eyes glued to the suit sensors, ready to respond if someone gets hurt.
- The most well-known, and most essential, part of your work is to act as Medical's EMTs. You are the emergency rescue crew, in other words. When a call goes out over [Common] screaming for "MEDICAL TO MAINTENANCE", you're the one that responds. It's your job to get there fast, find out who's hurt, and get them back to medbay as fast as possible so that the Doctors can fix them up. It's your job to perform basic treatments in the field, if necessary and reasonable, and to keep your patients stable long enough to survive the trip. Trauma kits, CPR, and whatever concoctions the Chemist has made are your weapons in the war of first aid. Be sure to have your equipment on your person, or close to hand, at all times.
- On top of that you are also the first line of defense for both branches of Lazarus, so keep yourself armed and ready to take down anything that might cause harm to you or your coworkers. And don’t worry about being a little rough with the patients. After all, every bruise pack the doctor uses is more money in the bank.
