Posted by Ensign Scott Gallahan (Security Officer) in Sickbay: Ensign Gallahan reports for boarding physical

Posted by Ensign Adeline McGill (Medical Officer) in Sickbay: Ensign Gallahan reports for boarding physical

Posted by Ensign Scott Gallahan (Security Officer) in Sickbay: Ensign Gallahan reports for boarding physical
Scott’s next port of call would be Sickbay. Some people have a strong dislike of Doctors and visiting them. But Scott didn’t mind too much because he had always had an admiration of Medical Professionals, as they had always helped him in the scrapes he had been through in the past.

Scott arrived in front of the Sickbay doors and allowed them to whoosh open before he strode in.
He glanced around quickly to see if there was anyone around to see him.
Seeing someone passing in a Blue Uniform, he tried to catch them as they passed.
“Excuse me, I hope I’m not bothering you, but I’m here for a boarding physical.”

Ensign Scott Gallahan (Security)

Adeline hurried through Sickbay, set on her task of ensuring the fresh new Sickbay was ready for the Asimov’s next mission. The voice of Gallahan stopped her dead in her tracks as she startled and then whirled around to figure out who had spoken. She shakily let out her held breath and then offered a slightly more convincingly professional nod. “I’m Dr. McGill. I can get you situated if you head over to this biobed with me.” She extended an arm to indicate a nearby vacant one and waited for the ensign to head there and make himself comfortable.

“Thank you” Scott said politely as he made his way over to the Biobed and sat himself upon it.

As he got situated, she picked up a nearby medical tricorder and asked, “is there anything in your medical history you’d like to inform me about? Have there been any changes to your health since your last physical?”

Dr. McGill

“As far as I am aware, everything is still the same Doctor” Scott Answered.

Ensign Scott Gallahan (Security)

Adeline’s fingers danced over the controls to the biobed before she responded with a nod. She ran the medical tricorder over him as well, glancing at a nearby PaDD with Gallahan’s medical records so that she could be sure to double-check anything noteworthy. As the scans completed with positive results, she returned the tricorder to its appropriate place on a nearby unit. Offering a small smile to the ensign, she confirmed, “it looks like you’re in excellent health.” She paused for a moment to note that in his medical record. “I do note that you’re on the slimmer side for your height. Is that consistent with your parents’ builds as well?” She encountered her fair share of extremely athletic officers, but it was worth asking to make sure there wasn’t an underlying concern, physical or mental.

Dr. McGill