STONEHEARST MEDICAL
MEDICAL / RESCUE
Rescue and first response in the Stanton system: a Cutlass Red as rescue ship, the hospital ship Goodwill as base in orbit around Yela, and an emergency channel that is staffed.
STONEHEARST / MEDICAL
Medical takes emergency calls, flies to the injured, treats them on board and brings them to where they can be treated further. In the game that means: rescue beacons, stranded crews in wrecks, on moons and at stations, first aid in the Red, surgery and aftercare on the Goodwill – and the handover to Orison General when it takes more than we can provide on board.
The people behind itTasks
The Group's emergency channel is staffed. When a call comes in, we establish position, people on board and condition – and we fly even when the details are incomplete or contradictory. In the belt of Yela that means: keep your distance, tether, cross over.
The Red has two treatment beds for the flight back. On the Goodwill, an Endeavor of the Hope class, scanners, beds and an operating room are waiting, where Dr. Alice Cordell operates. Of the ship's two operating rooms, one is in service; the second stays closed until a second team can stand in it.
What we cannot provide on board goes to Orison General on the Cloudview Center – as does every patient when our operating room is not staffed. We call the patient in from the jump, hand over at the ambulance pad and stay reachable for relatives and aftercare.
Impressions from Star Citizen
Rescue ships, triage in an asteroid field, treatment on board: this is what medical work looks like in the game. The images show ships and scenes from Star Citizen, not our own fleet.
The people
Dr. Kyle Reece leads the missions and on a job is the doctor who goes through the airlock first. Dr. Alice Cordell, trauma surgeon, is the chief physician aboard the Goodwill: she decides what is done in her operating room, and usually has it running before the Red is back. Myra Voss, thirteen years of ambulance service in Orison, keeps in touch with relatives, scrubs in for surgery and counts the fasteners before every launch. Craig Harker flies the Red: nineteen years of Navy, precise under pressure, and he keeps his distance where others would go closer.
To the biographiesSTONEHEARST / MEDICAL
Medical is looking for people who keep a clear head on a rescue flight: pilots for the Red, medics for care on board and someone to take over the emergency channel while the crew is out. Apply through our organization on RSI. New to the Verse? Then start with Get Started.