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# Crew members who are deceased are to be placed into a body bag before transport to medbay.

# Paramedics are permitted to carry one defibrillator on their person, as long as at least one remains in the medbay.

# Should a crewmember not be able to be stabilized in the field (excess damage, no means to heal) they should inform medbay using radio communications.

# Should a crewmember not be able to be stabilized in the field (excess damage, no means to heal) or defibrillated, they should inform medbay using radio communications prior to arrival.

# Paramedics should sufficient supplies for each major damage type (burn, brute, poison, airloss, and bloodloss, and radiation).

# Paramedics should carry sufficient supplies for each major damage type (burn, brute, poison, airloss, and bloodloss, and radiation).

=== Psychologist ===

# The Psychologist report directly to the Chief Medical Officer.

# The Psychologist is authorized to perform a full psychometric workup on any crew member who is willing.

# Examinations of unwilling crewmembers may only occur with written approval by the CMO, and one the following: HoS, Magistrate, Captain.

## This also applies to any medication prescribed by the Psychologist.

# Examinations may result in the following actions, with a sign off from the Captain or crew member's head of department:

## Demotion from their current position, if the patient's mental state leaves them unable to fulfill their duties.

## Prescriptions of pax or other similar drugs for those who are found to be extremely violent.

## Increased observation of prisoners or crew who are deemed a danger.

## Lightening of sentences for prisoners who have shown good behavior, and a change of moral character.

# The Psychologist may request to consult with a prisoner at any time to evaluate their mental state.

=== Surgeon ===

# Surgeons report directly to the Chief Medical Officer.

#

=== Medical Intern ===

# Medical Interns report directly to the Chief Medical Officer, but are expected to follow the orders of their designated trainer.

#

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 # Crew members who are deceased are to be placed into a body bag before transport to medbay.
 # Paramedics are permitted to carry one defibrillator on their person, as long as at least one remains in the medbay.
-# Should a crewmember not be able to be stabilized in the field (excess damage, no means to heal) they should inform medbay using radio communications.
+# Should a crewmember not be able to be stabilized in the field (excess damage, no means to heal) or defibrillated, they should inform medbay using radio communications prior to arrival.
-# Paramedics should sufficient supplies for each major damage type (burn, brute, poison, airloss, and bloodloss, and radiation).
+# Paramedics should carry sufficient supplies for each major damage type (burn, brute, poison, airloss, and bloodloss, and radiation).
 === Psychologist ===
 # The Psychologist report directly to the Chief Medical Officer.
+# The Psychologist is authorized to perform a full psychometric workup on any crew member who is willing.
+# Examinations of unwilling crewmembers may only occur with written approval by the CMO, and one the following: HoS, Magistrate, Captain.
+## This also applies to any medication prescribed by the Psychologist.
+# Examinations may result in the following actions, with a sign off from the Captain or crew member's head of department:
+## Demotion from their current position, if the patient's mental state leaves them unable to fulfill their duties.
+## Prescriptions of pax or other similar drugs for those who are found to be extremely violent.
+## Increased observation of prisoners or crew who are deemed a danger.
+## Lightening of sentences for prisoners who have shown good behavior, and a change of moral character.
+# The Psychologist may request to consult with a prisoner at any time to evaluate their mental state.
 === Surgeon ===
 # Surgeons report directly to the Chief Medical Officer.
+#
 === Medical Intern ===
 # Medical Interns report directly to the Chief Medical Officer, but are expected to follow the orders of their designated trainer.
+#

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