USS Leviathan
Ens Donivas CMO Check-in (Alpha Sickbay)
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Ensign Donivas stepped off the turbolift on Deck 3 and walked quickly to Alpha Sickbay, where the CMO had offices.Khiryn imagined he was like most of the ship’s crew in considering this check-in meeting entirely unnecessary. His medical files, containing all his medical concerns and entire treatment history, had already been sent to the ship. There’s very little that can be learned from a perfunctory meeting that isn’t already in those files.
Of course, Ensign Donivas had hated the clinical portion of his residency… it seemed like a pointless waste of time, considering he was focusing on Pathology.
Khiryn took a breath and tried to reset his thoughts. Just treat it like a study. The Chief Medical Officer just has to do a little firsthand research, that’s all.
The Akaali entered sickbay and spoke to one of the medical crewmen who seemed to be processing patients. “I’m Ensign Donivas, here for my check-in with the Chief Medical Officer.”
OOC: Welcome aboard! Figured I wouldn’t waste any time!
Khiryn does have a medical condition outlined on his Character page/profile thing, if you’d like to reference that.
Ensign Khiryn Donivas - Science Officer - U.S.S. Leviathan
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Ensign Khiryn Donivas - Science Officer - U.S.S. Leviathan
An Ensign acknowledged him and led him to a biobed. “The CMO will be with you in a second.” She stated as she made the biobed start reading his vitals. Lt. Steward came up from his office with a padd in his hand, loaded with information from the last patient. He looked down at it, hit a few buttons and addressed Ensign Donivas. “Hello Ensign, I’m told your new to the ship and need a check in.” He stated. pulling up his appointments on the padd and loaded Ensign Donivas’ information. “I see you have quite a medical history, both with your condition and your career.” He stated.
Lt. Steward, Chief Medical OfficerKhiryn thanked the Ensign and lay down on the biobed while she took his vitals. He past the time by pulling up the schematics for the ship’s sensors via his AR glasses. The words floated in the air in front of him… but were only visible to Khiryn.
Ensign Donivas was expected to be a Science Officer… which meant he needed to be proficient with the relevant ship systems. Its not a bad requirement… a scientists needs to know what their equipment is capable of. To Khiryn, being onboard a ship studying some of the most interesting things in the universe, it galled to focus on something as mundane as the ship’s sensors.
It feels a bit remedial to me… but I suppose I only have myself to blame. I should have requested a ship assignment years ago.
It wasn’t long before the CMO appeared. Lt Stewart had about the same height and build that Khiryn did, except not quite as thin. “Yes Sir. The Cyanate Syndrome has been stable for a while now… just over six months without a flare up. As for the career,” Ensign Donivas shrugged. “The Starfleet Medical Academy offered better exobiology classes than the Science Academy did. But I was always destined to be a scientist.”
Ensign Khiryn Donivas - Science Officer - U.S.S. Leviathan
“The Medical Academy has some good professors who really know thier stuff. I’ll be honest, I only paid attention to what I desperately had to, to pass Science. I liked how the two fields integrate into each other, but I only paid attention to this is the device, this is how you use it to heal people. I struggle with the experimenting of mixing chemicals and items, that part was not for me.” Lt. Steward responded. “Any injuries, past or current, not already listed, or we should know about? Your glasses working good?” He asks following with the exam in between the small talk.
Lt. Steward, Chief Medical Officer