USS Memorial
Check in Medical
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“Doctor Silva. All I’m here for is my physical. I also didn’t really appreciate how your junior officer said to me. As of course, I am a Lieutenant. But I mean other than that I’m ready to get going.” She said.
Lieutenant Sara Lovejoy
Chief Engineer
U.S.S. MemorialOOC: wait ok I see where I missed up I responded to this half asleep. I do apologize for the misunderstanding. Do you mind if we restart is talking. I do apologize again
And LoveJoy welcome to the Memorial
OOC: Of course we can. And it’s okay. I get it we all are human so I understand being tired. And thank you.
Lieutenant Sara Lovejoy
Chief Engineer
U.S.S. Memorial“Mm, and I am a Lieutenant Commander,” the doctor said with a smirk and started the onboarding scans as required by the manual. As the computer did its thing, he pulled up Lovejoy’s file and started to skim. The basic stuff, looking for severe deviations from past records to indicate underlying health conditions.
Presuming nothing was found, Silva tapped a few buttons on the PaDD and handed it back to the Chief. “Welcome aboard, Lieutenant. You are cleared for duty unless you have any questions or concerns for me while you are here?”
Dr. Frank Silva
Chief Medical Officer“No I do not doctor thank you.” She said with a smile and a nod.
Lieutenant Sara Lovejoy
Chief Engineer
U.S.S. Memorial“Then you are dismissed,” Silva said with a nod and a cheery wave of his hand. “Go forth and engineer.” And with that he turned back to his own work and headed towards the office.
Dr. Frank Silva
Chief Medical Officer“Yes commander.” She said nothing and heading out.
Lieutenant Sara Lovejoy
Chief Engineer
U.S.S. MemorialThere was a loud crash coming from one of the back offices. Lance came walking out with his ferret in his hand. “ sorry sir. It looks like Astro here. Was able to sneak into sick Bay again.” the little ferret had beautiful white fur and a little blue eyes and it seems to be smiling. “ it is about time for my shift to end here. I’m going to take him back to my quarters and might have to put him into a force field to keep him from sneaking out of my quarters again”
Dr. Lance Nightingale (Medical Ensign)
Sliva just looked at Nightingale, then the ferret, then Nightingale then back to the ferret and just shook his head. “If one of the nurses catches that thing near one of the critical patients I am not cleaning up the mess,” he vaguely threatened but not in a mean way. After another small sigh he added, “This is why I like plants.”
Dr. Frank Silva
Chief Medical Officer