SOP/Command/Chief Medical Officer

1. The Chief Medical Officer is expected to provide job training to Medical Interns, or assign a staff member to provide on-job training.
   
   
2. The Chief Medical Officer is to ensure that the medical bay does not become overly full with patients requiring medical treatment.
   
   
3. The Syringe Gun is for emergencies only, and should not be used below Code Red.
   
   
   • The syringes for the syringe gun may be prepared ahead of time.
     
     
4. The Chief Medical officer is to provide priority medical attention to Central Command and Nanotrasen Command members.
   
   
5. The Chief Medical Officer is to ensure that any contraband chemicals are stored within the Chemistry department, alongside filling out and maintaining the Chemical Contraband Form, which can be found in their locker, or in the Chemist’s lockers.
   
   
6. The Chief Medical Officer may request any additional documentation they deem necessary to protect patient health.