Posted by Lieutenant Saark (Chief Medical Officer) in Pre-sim, Master Chief Petty Officer Robert Mooney

Posted by Captain John Tiberius Glen (Captain) in Pre-sim, Master Chief Petty Officer Robert Mooney
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Mooney spun on his right foot and walked smartly out of the CMO’s office. Next order of business then was to find the head nurse, that would get him his physical and most likely where to store the specialized equipment he had brought with him.

After that he needed to make an appointment with the security devision Officer, as it was likely he would be working closely with them.

Not immediately working out who the head nurse was, Mooney Steele over to the pallet and retrieved the go bag he usually kept in sickbay. It was primarily emergency life support and aid gear, a duplicate of 3 others he had packed. Buy securing them in places he was most likely to be, they were close at hand Incase he was called on. Not that he would need any of it here, but if some one needed him he would be lighting out of here in a hurry.

Slinging it over his shoulder he turned back to the room “Time to find that nurse, Mooney” he said out loud.

The nurse had gone back to work. With the Sickbay in a lull in business, most of NE Henle’s work involved the upkeep of the machinery in the Sickbay. And making sure everything was stocked. When she saw Mooney, she turned to him and said, “Met the CMO, have you? Was there something else you needed?”

Coming to attention, This is going to get old fast “yes m’am, I need a duty physical and a place to store some of the specialty gear that came with me” After a pause and a failed attempt to quell a smile, “Frankly I would be an idiot not to be cognizant of who I really work for here.” Finally getting a hold of his face, his face went stern and blank.

OOC: Dont forget to snip folks!

GM CockRoach

OOC, of which I have know Idea how to do

Charles

OOC: Just trim the posts to the latest relevant conversation. If it get’s too long it’s hard to read, and it involves a lot of scrolling to reach each new bit. I usually leave it longer if one person in the conversation hasn’t replied yet, but right here it is only you too. Welcome aboard by the way!

Nothing done wrong here, but we also try to keep OOC replies to a minimum too. They also break up the conversation like this has just done. Start a new separate OOC thread if necessary. You can also ask a question by email or in Discord. That works especially if you are posting in tandem with someone and want to know their next move. Feel free to delete all this this OOC when you next reply.

I personally remove all the post credit names too. I’m not sure that is STF policy, but when it reads like a story it is much better. Sorry for the interruption!

-Dave

OOC: Oooh you mean you delete people’s post signings. I’m currently CMO on the academy ship, and we tell cadets just to delete enough that you still have the immediate context, usually leaving 1 to 2 posts from each involved person (but it’s a common sense thing). And delete the ‘Posted By....’ lines. We definitely don’t delete signatures, that’s an interesting take on it. After this post, we can probably delete the OOC stuff. XD

IC:
The nurse nodded with a grin of her own. “I think the only doctor not doing anything right now is the CMO… Since a doctor has to do your evaluation, I’d say we should call him.” She said. “You can probably, um, not stand at attention.” She said. The nurse was only an ensign and certainly wasn’t used to such formalities.

~ Lt. Saark, CMO / NE Henle, Nurse

“Thank you m’am, that’s going to get old for all of us I think.” A big grin crossed his face at the thought of calling out the LT to personally give him his physical.

“I think that is a great idea, M’am, no one better qualified” said with a wink. Nurses all tend to grow into the same almost sadistic sense of humor. Can’t blame them tho, look at the cranks they have for patients.

MCPO Mooney