Posted by Lieutenant Greve Shaidi (Chief Medical Officer) in [Pre-Sim] Reporting to the CNS

Posted by Lieutenant Ayla Sharise (Counselor) in [Pre-Sim] Reporting to the CNS

Posted by Ensign Auzria Voq (Scientist) in [Pre-Sim] Reporting to the CNS
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“Such a dangerous mission profile is risky, however, medical officers would not be here, unless intended to assist in any way possible.” Shaidi was not incredibly bothered by the prospect of a tactical ship with such hazardous missions, merely by the damage that would come of them. “It is concerning, of course, the possibility of mass-injury, as a result of these perilous missions. With that being said, at least their is backup, just in case something goes wrong.”

Dr. Shaidi
CMO

“What do you wish for yourself while you’re here?” Ayla asked. It was a pretty standard sort of question, but she was anything but a standard therapist. And she also wanted to get to know Shaidi better as well. They would, after all, be working together a great deal.

Lt. Sharise, CNS

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“No idea,” Shaidi admitted. “I don’t have a method of going anywhere with a specific goal set in mind, for myself, that is. Every opportunity is taken at face-value, to make of it what seems necessary, when the time comes.” Shaidi seemed rather lax, for a Doctor, but perhaps that was characteristic.

Dr. Shaidi
CMO

“Some people come here feeling like it’s a fresh start, or sometimes a step backwards. Since you don’t have set goals, where does that place you?” Ayla asked, equally relaxed. There was no pushing, nor was it needed. Though if there were signs it was, then she’d choose from her available options.

Lt. Sharise, CNS

“Neither, really. Call it apathetic, or whatever you may, but this was a ship in need of someone to lead their doctors. I do not view it as a setback, of course, it is a much.. different ship, than I’m used to, in terms of personality.. but it is a ship, and I don’t think it should be viewed as a step back, even if it poses a variety of differences. After all, to view such is to place the assignment into a bad light. That, after all, is more damning than anything.”

Lt. Shaidi

“But you don’t view it as a step forward either,” Ayla remarked, filling in the gaps. Whether it was correct or not, or whether she did it intentionally remained to be seen. But each person came to the Wolverine under different circumstances and a lot of that is what made the ship the unique gathering of people it was.

Lt. Sharise, CNS