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Name: Jesse Kuehn
RP Name: Victor 'Wu' Simone
Steam ID: STEAM_0:0:2950291
Have you been in the MD before: Yes
If Yes, Where, When: SocietyGaming.net RP Server. I'm still a high ranking doctor there.
How long have you been roleplaying: 6-7 Months.
What Days/Times of the week can you be active: Everyday, anytime. Excluding school and work.
Why I should select you for the job: Because I'm an excellent Rp'er, intelligent, and plan on going to college for Pre-Med.
Tell me How you will RP your job as medical professional successfully: That answer is simple. Help as many people in need as possible, without having bias or prejudice toward criminals. Diagnose the patient's source of inconvinience, and take the best suited course of action.
Describe to me how you would deal with a gun shot wound: Automatically apply pressure to the wound on the scene of the injury, to prevent any further blood loss. Wipe down the injured area with a disinfectant / antiseptic. Give the patient an anesthetic and proceed to remove the bullet with a scapel and foreceps (and any other necessary tools depending on the situation). After the bullet has been removed, apply another dose of an antiseptic. Wrap the injury with gause to apply pressure to the wound.
Describe to me how you would deal with someone that is mentally unstable: Mentally unstable? ..Does this mean mentally challenged or just simply insane? I'm guessing it means insane. If an insane patient comes into the Medical Department, put him in one of the top rooms away from the other patients. After reviewing the situation, get a team of doctors to diagnose the source of the insanity, whether it be genetic or psychological trauma. After diagnosing the issue, take the best course of action depending on the level of insanity the patient is in, and the source of the insanity. This could include simply letting the patient out with an escort (most likely will be a law enforcement officer), giving the patient anti-depressants or mood controlling medication to control the patient's mind, or if it is in the highest degree, keep him in the hospital as a regular patient...working kind of like a partial insane asylum.
Any other comments: N/A
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