EMS Day 1 Training | GRAND ROLE PLAY | EN1

Summary

This script outlines the duties of a lobby duty employee in a medical organization. Key responsibilities include healing patients, selling medical kits, insurance, and pills, and assisting with inquiries such as how to join EMS or speak with high command. The script also details the process of selling medical items, performing medical tasks like curing diseases, and ensuring the proper roleplay interactions with patients. It emphasizes the importance of communication, handling specific tasks like gender and appearance changes, and managing breaks efficiently. Additionally, employees must follow strict protocols for handling various medical tasks and interactions during their shift.

Takeaways

• 😀 Ensure to heal patients and fulfill their requests, including selling medical kits, pills, and health insurance.
• 😀 Use the 'G' menu to sell items like med kits, insurance, and pills, with options to sell between one to fifty items at a time.
• 😀 Health insurance lasts for 7 days and costs 500, providing benefits like faster healing and cheaper pills.
• 😀 Remember to always carry health insurance, as it's required for all EMS employees and necessary for obtaining a gun license.
• 😀 When selling pills, the price varies based on whether the patient has insurance (500 with insurance, 1000 without).
• 😀 Use roleplay terminology to describe disease stages (mild, progressive, severe) instead of using the numeric stages.
• 😀 If an officer requests an adrenaline shot, verify their identity before administering it. Adrenaline shots are available after reaching junior paramedic or junior surgeon roles.
• 😀 Always respond to patient requests promptly to maintain good RP and avoid them thinking you're AFK.
• 😀 When on break, ensure the EMS closet door is locked and the break doesn't exceed 10 minutes. If taking a longer break, go off-duty and inform others of your absence.
• 😀 Tasks on lobby duty include doctor, medication, infection, and supplies tasks. Complete them individually to earn rewards.
• 😀 If you need to leave lobby duty or go off-duty, ensure to follow proper procedures by using the correct formats to indicate your status and the time.

Q & A

What are the main duties of an employee during lobby duties?

The main duties during lobby duties include healing patients, fulfilling their requests such as selling medical kits, pills, and health insurance, and guiding them on how to join EMS or speaking with high command if needed.

How do you sell items to patients during lobby duty?

To sell items, you press the 'G' key, select 'organization,' and choose from multiple options such as selling medical kits, insurance, or pills. You can sell items in batches if necessary.

What is the cost of a medical kit and how many can be sold at a time?

A medical kit costs 1,300 dollars and can be sold in batches ranging from one to fifty kits, depending on the patient's needs.

What is health insurance, and why is it important for EMS employees to carry it?

Health insurance lasts 7 days and costs 500 dollars. It provides benefits such as faster healing, cheaper pill costs, and is required to obtain a gun license. EMS employees must carry it at all times to comply with legal regulations.

How are pills sold for diseases, and what are the prices?

Pills for diseases such as amnesia, poisoning, and the cold are sold depending on whether the patient has insurance. Without insurance, pills cost 1,000 dollars each, and with insurance, they cost 500 dollars each.

How do you determine the severity of a patient's disease?

You determine the severity by using the terms 'mild,' 'progressive,' or 'severe.' Mild refers to stage 1, progressive refers to stage 2, and severe refers to stage 3. The number of pills sold corresponds to the disease stage.

What should you do if a patient approaches you with a gun out?

You must ask the patient to put their gun away before you can assist them with healing or fulfilling their requests.

What should you do if you need to take a break during your lobby duties?

If you need a break, you must head to the EMS closet, lock the door behind you, and your break should not exceed 10 minutes. If it is longer, go off-duty and arrange for a replacement.

How do you change your character's appearance or gender while on lobby duty?

For gender changes, guide patients to the surgery room on the second floor, which costs 70,000 dollars. For appearance changes, guide them to the fourth floor surgery room, costing 50,000 dollars. As a lobby employee, you cannot leave your position to guide them physically.

What tasks can be performed during lobby duty, and how are they tracked?

Tasks include the doctor task (cure 30 patients), medication task (sell 5 or more med kits in one sale), and infection task (sell one pill to a patient). Each task must be activated individually, and completing all tasks rewards you with 24,500 dollars, plus individual task rewards.