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USS Sentinel

Status Report

Tagged: Leah Hart

Posted by Captain Rende Asam (Commanding Officer) in Status Report

Posted by Lieutenant Junior Grade Leah Hart (Nurse Practitioner/Counseling) in Status Report

Posted by Captain Rende Asam (Commanding Officer) in Status Report
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It had been a bit since Lt Hart had come on board. Their first meeting had been brief and focused on her XO, Cmdr. Alden. Rende decided it was time to check in.

So she made her way to deck 9 and sickbay to inquire about the new nurse.

Cpt. Asam, CO

Leah was sitting at one of the side stations entering notes from a patient. So far, her days seemed to be quite the mix between physical and mental health patients, which she had to admit she was enjoying. She loved working in mental health, but on the Sentinel she needed a broader approach and she had to admit it was nice to go back to her pure nursing roots.

One of the other nurses pointed Rende in Leah’s direction and Leah caught the motion out of the corner of her eye. She gave the captain a friendly smile, if strangely a it nervous. “Good day, Captain.”

~Leah Hart, NP

“Hello, Lt. I came to see how you are settling in,” Rende said as she came to a stop in front of the desk.

Cpt. Asam, CO

Leah took a measured breath. “Okay, I guess. It’s been quite busy, both with my specific patients, and with my duties in Sickbay. I like the team here though, and they’ve been really great.” Work was going well, even if she was still figuring out the nuances of working on a starship.

~Leah Hart, NP

Rende sat in a chair. “And how is Leah settling in to her new environment? This is your first ship side posting.”

Cpt. Asam, CO

Leah glanced at her screen for a moment, more to give herself the opportunity to decide how much she wanted to say or not. This was the captain after all, and the structure was vastly different here than at Starfleet Medical. She would never be having a conversation with someone so much higher above her in the chain of command. Or at least rarely.

At length Leah turned her head and looked at Captain Asam. “It’s been a bit bumpy, but these are still early days, yes?”

~Leah Hart, NP

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