Posted by Lieutenant Junior Grade Harvey Davenport (Chief Medical Officer) in Sickbay - DeSai Reporting For Duty

Posted by Ensign Zarus DeSai (Medical Officer) in Sickbay - DeSai Reporting For Duty

Posted by Lieutenant Junior Grade Harvey Davenport (Chief Medical Officer) in Sickbay - DeSai Reporting For Duty
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After checking in with the CNS, Zarus headed to sickbay to get their boarding evaluation and to report for duty.

Sickbay had the familiar sterile smell that Zarus found comforting…

-Zarus

It was mid-afternoon, and sickbay was quiet, the day shift had just been dismissed for their lunch break, and other than a nurse taking inventory in the ship medical stores CMO Davenport was the only one around. Looking up from the PaDD he was reading Harvey watched as the young office brandishing a blue medical uniform walked in. Rising to his feet he walked around his desk and up to the officer introducing him as you did. “What up Doc” he said in a humorous manner.

Davenport, CMO

Not understanding Davenport’s reference or humour, DeSai replied deadpan to the question.

“Ensign DeSai reporting for aboard for my boarding evaluation and for duty,” they said.

-DeSai

“Take a seat,” he said pointing to the vacant biobed allowing DeSai to perch themselves on the biobed. Harvey wheeled over an equipment tray grabbing a PaDD of his desk as he did. Arriving back at the biobed the Lieutenant skimmed over the PaDD before addressing the ensign once again “So Ensign DeSai, I see we’ve had you most recents medical report sent across from your last posting. The report it about 12 weeks old has anything new changed since then?” he enquired

Davenport, CMO

The skim read of the medical record would tell Davenport that although Zarus’ gender identity is non-binary, they were assigned male at birth. The record included details of their Retnax prescription and details of their average stats.

It would also show that at the time of the last checkup Zarus had been treated for a broken wrist sustained whilst on duty.

“Nothing new. The stiffness in my wrist has gone as expected,” Zarus replied as they held up their right hand and moved wrist forwards and backwards to demonstrate.

-Zarus