madsiscool
Regent of Chaos
a roleplay by madi
introducing
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Blood, sweat, and tears. They're all parts of working at a hospital. That's just what the patients see. Sex, fights, and enemies. All the parts you DON'T see of the hospital. Everyone knows being a doctor is hard, having everyone's lives in your hands. But, what they don't know, is the toll it takes on your social life. Your fellow doctors are the closest thing you have to friends, so keep them close, and your enemies closer.
This is a Hospital roleplay. Showcasing both the work lives of hospital personnel, and the little social life they have. Most of the time will be spent in the hospital, with the occasional weekend or time off. Obviously, there will be lots of drama in the workplace, but overall, they'll all work together.
the members
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the attendings
The Attending Physician (patient's physician of record) has a dual responsibility: patient care and supervision/teaching of house staff and students who participate in patient care on the Medical Service. The Attending Physician is ultimately responsible for the care of the patient. They're the big dogs.
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the residents
Each resident is responsible for the care of patients in their clinics, including promptness in attendance, evaluation and management of clinical problems, follow-up of laboratory and imaging studies, scheduling surgery and follow-up appointments and communication with referring physicians. Second in the line of command.
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the interns
Interns are in charge of recording patient histories, performing biopsies and intubations, examining patients and making treatment recommendations. They perform these duties under supervision by a physician assistant , senior resident or other doctors.
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the nurses
Nurses work to promote health, prevent disease, and help patients with illnesses. When treating a patient, they observe, assess, and record symptoms, reactions, and progress. Nurses work alongside doctors when it comes to treatment plans and exams, administering medications, and monitoring patient recovery.
listen closely
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rule one!
Do your best to write AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE. You don't have to write an entire book, but 2-3 decent paragraphs is preferred. However much it takes to reply and push the plot forward.
rule two!
Be somewhat active... I understand everyone gets busy, and that's fine! But, do try to at least post a response once a week(per char.).
rule three!
This is supposed to be fun, so lets have fun! No discrimination will be tolerated. Period.
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♡coded by uxie♡