This document outlines all procedures and regulations involving the Emergency Assistance Certification
The Emergency Assistance Certification allows medical personnel ranking Nurse and above to assist combatives in dire need by stationing the inner Class-D-Containment Zone or attaching to base SD upon request. Under no circumstances can medical personnel perform such duties without the certification, and if found doing so, they will be subject to harsh punishment.
Senior Physicians
Do not require a certification to enter the CDC or attach to combatives and may do so at any time.
Are permitted to direct and order base medical personnel with reasonable rationale.
Capacity restrictions do not apply.
Emergency Medical Services
Do not require a certification to enter the CDC or attach to combatives and may do so at any time.
Are permitted to direct and order base medical personnel with reasonable rationale.
Capacity restrictions do not apply.
Physician
Are required to have a certification to enter the inner CDC or attach to combatives in order to assist only. Physicians+ may freely enter the inner CDC when protocol Riot/Rise/Raid is enabled. Emergency Medical Services Field Operator+ or Board of Medicine+ may authorize them whenever they feel it is needed, regardless of protocol.
You may be asked to leave by EMS / BoM+if you are deemed not needed.
Are NOT exempt from capacity restrictions.
Hold priority over Nurses or Resident.
Nurses - Resident
Are required to have a certification to enter further into the CDC or attach. Nurses and Residents may only enter if protocol rise/riot/raid is enabled and have been requested by the Emergency Medical Services.
EMS Field Operator+, SRU and Board of Medicine may authorize nurses and residents into the CDC whenever they feel it is needed, regardless of protocol.
You may be authorized into CDC during protocol rise and riot, or asked to leave, by:
Combative Departments [BSD Junior+ | MP | SRU | Mobile Task Forces]
Authoritative Bodies [Ethics Committee, Military Police, Delta-1, AAC]
Emergency Medical Services.
Medical Command ranking Lead Physician+
Are NOT exempt from capacity restrictions
Medical Students
Are NOT permitted to obtain an certification until they reach the rank of Nurse.
Students may attend a certification event if they've attended their orientation already; however, they will not receive the certification until they are a nurse.
Medical personnel under the rank of Senior Physician are not allowed into the CDC, except under the following conditions:
Protocol Rise is activated, the capacity limit is four.
Protocol Riot is activated, the capacity limit is five.
Additional personnel may enter if requested by combatives for further assistance during these protocols.
Medical personnel are required to follow combative orders.
Medical personnel are to avoid interfering with combative duties.
This includes hugging walls and staying away during gun fights.
If the combative dies, medical personnel are to find shelter or escape when able.
Medical personnel may not go past the guard line, except under the following conditions:
To heal a Class-D,
To revive a Class-D/Combative, or
When requested.
5. Medical Personnel ranking Nurse-Physician are required to leave the Inner CDCZ if requested by the following departments:
BSD Junior+ | Mobile Task Forces | MP | SRU
Ethics Committee, Military Police, AAC [Enforcement Authorities]
Lead Physician+
Medical personnel may attach to combatives when requested, except under the following conditions:
Protocol Riot is activated
Protocol Raid is activated.
In the above conditions, Medical Personnel may attach without needing to be request. They however must announce they are attaching to combatives and abide by their request, if they are asked to leave.
Emergency Medical Services are not required to ask to attach to combatives during Normal Protocol.
Medical personnel are required to follow combative orders.
Medical personnel who are not part of the Emergency Medical Services or hold the rank of Senior Physician+ may only attach to base security department personnel, detachments are NOT inluded.
Medical personnel are to avoid interfering with combative duties.
This includes hugging walls and staying away during gun fights.
If the combative dies, medical personnel are to find shelter or escape when able.
Medical personnel may follow combatives into any area unless otherwise stated by them.
Below you can view a series of fundamental positions to know when operating in the Inner CDC.
Medical personnel cannot go beyond the green line for any reason; exceptions may occur as previously indicated, however, staff are required to remain within this line.
This area represents the front perimeter of the Inner CDC, the majority of the combative personnel position themselves here. As indicated, personnel cannot cross this line except under certain conditions.
Combative personnel use this area to place certain Class-D's under isolation; for no reason should medical personnel enter this area unless authorized or attached.
Approved & Enforced by
Medical Command