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TO: Albert Maxwell and Alex Greene, Medical Doctor and Surgeon, NSS Aurora FROM: CCIAAMS, NTCC Odin SUBJECT: RE: Incident Report -------------------- BODY: This is an automated message to inform you that an investigation has now been opened regarding your incident report, and assigned to Tyler McKinney, (Soultheif96). You may be contacted by the CCIAA for an interview, or you may contact them directly if you have any questions. -------------------- DTG: 9-12:14-TAU CETI STANDARD-05-2461 SIGN: CCIAAMS
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The following people did not say goodbye to me last night.
Soultheif96 replied to SmallGreenAnt's topic in General
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Tweak the IPC speech pattern for non-shells.
Soultheif96 replied to Pratepresidenten's topic in Archive
Eh, I say this is an acceptable change, given they are machines, not organic. However, Shells should retain the say speech pattern for the sake of mimicking human behavior. (Also for those untagged shells) -
[Accepted]Xelnagahunter's CCIA Application
Soultheif96 replied to Xelnagahunter's topic in Moderator Applications Archives
I’d welcome Xelnagahunter back into the bureau as well. He puts in motivation into his work, it is inspiring. Please bring him back. -
Look, that depends on the severity of the mistake the doctor made. Was it intentional or was accidental? If it is intentional, then yes, there will be punishment, perhaps even barred from medical bay. If it is a genuine mistake that even I can look over it, then no, there will be no punishment to be made. It depends on how severe the malpractice is. If I do not catch on these mistakes and completely disregard them, I might as well just go sip coffee in the CMO's office and not give a care until someone screams at me to go fix it. Mistakes is a difference between life and death. I have seen people thrown out of medbay over these mistakes and barred to practice again for the shift, perhaps leave a bad impression on the workers in medbay. I rather step in, ask what they did, what measures they took, and did they learn from it. If they repeat it again, I will do the same by barring them from continuing their practice and request a demotion/suspension.
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As a response to each of your negative feedback. I will begin with a clean slate, on a human CMO who only does chemistry and general practice. Perhaps that will demonstrate my ability to limit myself and show that I am capable of changing myself according to the feedback provided by the naysayers. He will be Dr. Thomas Orlando, MD. in Chemistry and PhD. in general practice. Brought in from a triage ship called NSS Carina in Sol. His limitation is that he abhors doing surgery and will do anything to avoid doing such practice. Dr. Orlando can treat patients with traumas but will need a psychiatrist to provide professional insight on what is needed before Dr. Orlando hands over the prescriptions. Clone is not his forte and even thinks it is improper, but will let trained personnel handle the cloning aspect and will take in the clone for the remainder of the process that involves psychiatric medication. So I have made strict limitations on what he can do, no surgery except the basics, no advanced psychiatry, and no cloning. Those are the three out of six core values of medical department on Aurora. Yes, he will go out to rescue but if there is no available EMTs, and no, he is not EVA trained.
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Every round, emphasis on that, I give a full brief reminding each of them of their positions and call out if they are taking a patient or not. This is how I delegate. How I manage is by overseeing medical care and surgery, making sure there are no fatal mistakes made. If there is a fatal mistake made, I would point it out or intervene to mend said mistake. As for the announcements, I will just not make them unless asked to. The surgeon I was briefing was relatively new and I had to make sure that he knows specifically what to do, because if he did not take necessary steps to do a transplant, it will result with an infection. After that, I left him to his own devices, which did result in malpractice that I would have to correct. Secondly, the chemist has blatantly stated that she has no knowledge of virology so it is very difficult decision to make. Either put the patient through a very risky measure to be cured (Radium treatment) or go through the safe route, monkey trials. What did I choose? The safe path. No one wants to commit malpractice to cure a patient after retrieving them from death's hand that is radium. I am aware spaceacillin is present and I did tell the medical staff to utilize it and clean up all contaminants. Lastly, the intruder did end up in the command surface entrance, which is hard to reach without AI intervention. She also threatened that if she dies, she goes in a bang. Will I sacrifice my paramedics to her or myself, I made a moral decision to sacrifice myself as I am expendable, organics are not. To close this, I do care to change and I have been delegating roles reasonably. I have not once done general care besides countering a virus, treated an organ rejection patient, and the antag. If you want me to cease doing so, I will then just strictly do surgery and general care. Nothing else. If someone dies outside of medical bay, I will say it is not my fault nor my role to go out and recover said patient. This one moment, I actually have to intervene and save the ninja. If you have a different way of how I should manage being a CMO, please tell how it should have been done and I will see to it. Also, do note that other CMOs have done chemistry and surgery route more than enough times, it became a clique. If you want me to break said clique, then I will do so if that is a major problem.
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On that, I have to agree, I may have interfered with your job as the Head of Security, and I regret doing so with such option. However, that was me getting used to being in command and I also thought perhaps it would be useful to provide a second communication option. So I will not be doing computers again. Will consider this from now on.
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TO: Albert Maxwell and Alex Greene, Medical Doctor and Surgeon, NSS Aurora FROM: AMS, CCIAAMS, NTCC Odin SUBJECT: RE: Incident Report -------------------- BODY: This is an automated message to inform you that your incident report has been merged due to being reported by two or more people on the same grounds. If necessary, you will be contacted by a CCIA Agent when an investigation begins. -------------------- DTG: 2-10:46-TAU CETI STANDARD-04-2461 SIGN: CCIAAMS
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I agree with Mofo1995 here, it is rather petty of an IR to deal with and it takes the time and resources out of CCIA, away from the more important, pending IRs. I am not going to reiterate as it will go in circles, so it will be best it we just change Slander to Slander or Verbal Abuse so it is done then and there.
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[Accepted] Nekonyan123's IPC Application
Soultheif96 replied to Nekonyan123's topic in Whitelist Applications Archives
Amazing to play with him. He makes the synthcult dreams come true. +1 -
In response to the solar array beginning with two lengths of cable coils, that is true for the telecommunications solar arrays but not true for the surface solar array as there are none at all. As for additional security, that can be placed with just regular window/grill and door or perhaps no door at all. In place of that, it could be brought out more or a hallway made to the solar array ladders would be made to make it obvious that they take you to the designation. It does not need to be added but it would be new player friendly with clear directions.
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Proposition: Medical Change: Remove two long-term care patient rooms, one examination room (preferably the small one). Add a lock down to quarantine part of virology in sub-level Engineering Change: Add walls in the back of atmospherics on the main level, make entrances to solar arrays (Telecommunications and Surface) exposed and locked behind engineering access doors. Add a cable wire pile of three/four for the surface solar arrays. Reasons: A conversation with ParadoxSpace (In public discord) regarding of the removal of certain parts of medical has made me wonder about it for a bit. I have to agree that yes, four long-term care patient rooms and two examination rooms are a bit redundant and should be removed to lessen the amount of space medical takes. It is unnecessary and during my time in medical, I do not see two examination rooms in use often, along with the lower level patient rooms (Except for the occasional time we use it for really needing to isolate the patient for certain reasons). So for that, they should be removed, unless someone would like to provide a counter argument. Secondly. adding a lock-down for the lower level quarantine would be handy to isolate them from the general populace for good, this would be doable from the sitting area of the cycling/decontamination room. This would be useful in events where it would get hectic and medical/the station desperately needs a fortification to hide behind for safety from what would soon-to-be killers. Apart from medical, lets also focus on engineering. I have seen atmospherics frequently get vented from carp/cavern dweller break-ins thanks to the one window on the main level atmospherics connection ports. To solve this problem and rid of a nuisance to fill a ridiculously large room know as Atmosia, a wall would be placed in replacement of the windows that separates the most cherished part of the station from space. Lastly, new engineers would forget where or find the solar arrays and telecommunications are because they are hidden in the maintenance tunnels. To absolve that, making the solar array/telecommunications and surface solar array would be exposed and barred behind engineering access doors to prevent unauthorized personnel from entering with grills/windows shocked as extra measure. This will allow the engineers to easily find the solar arrays and set them up when they need to or want to. Additionally to that, three/four piles of cable coils would be added and placed on the table to lay the surface solar arrays for ease of use. Final Notes: These changes will help lower the map size of medical while benefiting the engineering department. This is to reduce the redundancy and provide ease of access to the new players and current players. Thank you for taking the time to review the suggestion and providing feedback.
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With statistics in mind, Flamingo, I would imagine that it can be useful to differentiate miners and their go-to mining tactics for their personal flavor. It would help seeing the results of alterations to mining as whole when certain things are changed or implemented. Yeah, I'd suggest keeping the form, but automatically tallied and printed for the sake of the mining's patience and time, while satisfying the number crunch and paperwork freak in all of us.
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TO: Luxo Khazarazir, Internal Affairs Agent, NSS Aurora FROM: AMS, CIAAMS, NTCC Odin SUBJECT: RE: Incident Report -------------------- BODY: This investigation is now closed. No action has been taken against the offender. Thank you for your report. -------------------- DTG: 30-10:31-TAU CETI STANDARD-04-2461 SIGN: CIAAMS
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TO: Alex Greene, Surgeon, NSS Aurora FROM: AMS, CCIAAMS, NTCC Odin SUBJECT: RE: Incident Report -------------------- BODY: This is an automated message to inform you that your incident report has been received and placed in a queue for the CCIA Division to review. If necessary, you will be contacted by a CCIA Agent when an investigation begins. -------------------- DTG: 30-10:21-TAU CETI STANDARD-04-2461 SIGN: CCIAAMS
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TO: Quik’Kin Zish, Captain, NSS Aurora FROM: AMS, CIAAMS, NTCC Odin SUBJECT: RE: Incident Report -------------------- BODY: This investigation is now closed. No action has been taken against the offender. Thank you for your report. -------------------- DTG: 30-10:05-TAU CETI STANDARD-04-2461 SIGN: CIAAMS
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TO: Gunnar Tyrann, Quartermaster, NSS Aurora FROM: CCIAA Tyler McKinney, NTCC Odin SUBJECT: RE: Incident Report -------------------- BODY: This investigation is now closed. Appropriate action have been taken against the offender. Thank you for your report. -------------------- DTG: 30-7:24-TAU CETI STANDARD-04-2461 SIGN: Tyler McKinney
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I will make me case here shortly. As all applications except alien races have a trial period up to a week, where it will allow you to gauge my attempt at being in a head of staff role, whereas I will use the time to better grasp command and work with other command staff members. Perhaps it will help show those who have doubt about my ability to manage, delegate power to, and be an opposing force against the antagonists with command level decisions and action. I understand the concern that I would misuse the position for personal use, that would not be the case, instead, I want to help add flavor once in a while to break the monotonous round of doing the same thing over and over depending on how the round goes. So I ask of you to put faith in me and see if command is fit or not for me. Otherwise, I will accept the denial of the application with understanding that people would rather leave me out of command. Thank you for your time.
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I am for removing or reworking the form. As Alberyk suggested, it would be beneficial to have the form be printed via stacking machine sorter. It would count and relay the data to the form, upon printing, it would reset the numbers and begin the process. This way, miners can just put the name(s) in, sign it, stick it into the crate, and never bother with it again.
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[Accepted] MissNatcula's Command Application
Soultheif96 replied to MissNatcula's topic in Whitelist Applications Archives
I am automatically going to give a +1 because she does roleplay with passion that I do not see in other players. Given that she shows that drive no matter what happens to her character. Cloning her has always been traumatic and amazing. -
I understand that Sterben may appear to be quite morbid, even in name, and that is whole point of him. Sterben was designed as gallows humor type of IPC. I have seen many personas of medical, from straight up egotistical, to an asshole, to control freak, to by-the-book, to friendly and sunshine, to calm characters. Never once in medical have I ever seen something along the lines of disturbing and eerie to work with. Hence why I created Sterben, to fill in that character gap and stick out as unique compared to other cookie-cutter stereotypes with a special edge to them. Sterben in character concept is to that eerie surgeon who knows his trade by memory processors, and wears strictly black to stick out of the white, red, green, and blue of medical bears so often. As we know in western cultures, the color black resembles death, loss of life. Alike CRASA, Dr. Gonzales, Dr. Demos, and so on, you can catch them by the eye easily, Sterben is given that catch as well simply because of his red eyes (Honestly, I would change it to white but googles monitor only gives red), black frame, and black clothes. Also, it covers up blood pretty well so only Sterben knows he is contaminated and can deal with it quickly before anyone notices something unsanitary. Outside that, from an IPC perspective, yes, Sterben may be rather unfit for medical given its nature, but I want something to contrast with life that resembles medical. As for seeing me on the manifest, I am sorry if I stir you away from joining medical but I have been trying to help interns learn as of late and some of them picked up the trade rather quickly thanks to me mentoring them. As for other players interacting with Sterben, I noticed that they specifically want him to treat them and I find that flattering but an unhealthy habit if it continues, will try to dump other doctors on them to break the habit before it forms. As always, "Turn on your sensors or you are Sterben."