Posted by Lieutenant Tandra Mika (Counselor) in Medical Section Meeting - Putting us Through Our Paces

Posted by Lieutenant Commander Sharah Fayth (Chief Star Fleet Medical Officer) in Medical Section Meeting - Putting us Through Our Paces
The medical compliment was right around 12 officers for the small Avenger class Centurion. 6 decks and a total of 55 crew members in all. Really there wasn’t enough work for 12 people, but it was a warship after all. Sharah had been very specific about who filled out the department crew. McBride had ordered senior staff on this little trip, and so that meant Mika was here and Sharah was excited to work with her again. That also made her realize that although having a counselor on board a ship such as Centurion was important, it was also important that person was also trained in medicine. Either as a nurse, doctor, lab tech. But with the small crew it would be beneficial for any medical officer to have at least two areas of expertise.

The point of this excursion was to get everyone acquainted. So with that in mind and the ship gearing up to leave Sharah had requested the officer’s mess several days ago for a small conference room. It was just down the corridor and kept them near their duty stations. =/\=Fayth to all medical personnel. Please report to the officer’s mess in deck 5 for departmental meeting=/\=

Fayth, CMO

Mika was looking forward to working with the Centurion’s medical team. Trained as counselor and doctor, her work was twofold on such a mission, if required of her. When Fayth called all medical personal, Mika headed for the correct room, glad the ship was small as it made it easier to find her way around. Taking a seat in the small conference room, she smiled at Fayth. “Morning, Fayth!”

~ Mika, CNS

Petty Officer Jacquelyn Lawrence stepped in with a smile. She was an emergency medicine specialist who mostly worked in the ER at the hospital, while also taking on shifts in the Infirmary at the Starfleet Complex. While different than her usual work, she also was trained in trauma surgery, though she had moved away from surgery in recent years. She could still do what was needed in an emergency though.

“Good morning,” she said as she found a seat.

~PO Lawrence