USS Dresden
Ensign Bailey Reporting for Duty - Sickbay
Posted by Ensign Charlie Bailey (Doctor) in Ensign Bailey Reporting for Duty - Sickbay
Charlie’s pace slowed to a crawl as she approached sickbay. She felt her pulse quicken as the doors slid open in front of her. ‘You’ve got this…’ she whispered under her breath as she stepped into sickbay and approached the CMO’s office. Nervously she pressed the chime and waited to be admitted. She did a quick breath check whilst she was waiting and checked she was presentable, hoping she wasn’t sweating too much. She wasn’t even sure why she was so nervous, she had dreamt her whole life of this moment, of starting her career as a doctor but somehow she felt woeful unprepared.As she waited, a friendly nurse smiled and said good morning to which Charlie replied with “ho, yo, heya, yes…” followed by a little voice in her head saying, ‘well done genius, way to make a good first impression…’
- Ensign Bailey (Med)
A muffled sound emitted from the CMO’s office almost as soon as the chime was rung, then a clutter and the doors of the office slid open as a voice of presumably the CMO growled, “Come - Enj we’ve - No - Get here!” Before Charlie could even blink what could only be described as a ball of black and white fluff barreled at her. It stopped just short of her, and stood up on it’s back legs, using her own ones to prop itself up and revealing itself to be some form of Terran dog. It’s tail wiggled furiously, even as a young woman, in about her mid 20s, scooped it up and held it, wiggling, in front of her. “I told you to behave,” she glared at the animal, “We’ll be discussing this later.” She tucked the animal under her arm and then turned to focus her attention on the woman before her.
Although the CMO was taller than the Ensign, her frame could only be described as petite and made her look smaller than she really was. What was more stricking, however, was how young the Doctor looked, she looked like she was barely out of the Acadamy, despite the pips on her collar that clearly indicated that she was a junior Lieutenant. She had soft green eyes, and a gentle smile, that was calming contrasting with the zealous excitement of the black and white dog in her arms. As for her office, aside from a messy corner that had clearly become the animals home, and an overturned chair, the office was kept in a tidy. Various old-fashioned medical textbooks were stacked on the desk and on the floor beside the desk. The only personal touch other than the dogs bed and toys were two Starfleet awards, one the Decoration of Valor, and the other the medical Star Cross that hung on the wall behind her.
“My apologies, he gets a little… over excited whenever there’s a new crewman aboard.” She stuck out her free hand “Junior Lieutenant Janvier, I’m presuming by your blue uniform you’re either Ensign Matilda Romani from Science or Ensign Charlie Bailey my new doctor.”
Lt. (j.g.) Janvier & Enj the dog
CMO