Student Handbook

Section 1 > Introduction

Medical Students are the heart and soul of the Medical Department. These individuals are important as they become the new generation of future specialists who will save lives in the field. Medical Students are less knowledgeable and lack experience, and because of this, these individuals require guidance from members that are more adept in their duties.

Medical Students are required to complete several assignments specifically fine-tuned towards helping them learn. Once these assignments have been completed, Medical Students will be assessed on the knowledge that they have gained throughout their time as a Medical Student. If the results are satisfactory, they will advance.

Section 2 > Medical School

Medical School is referred to as the training phase all Medical Student have to complete. Only that here it doesn't cost hundreds of thousands of dollars. During this time, you’ll be taught on how to efficiently work with the medical system, as well as how to handle your medical duties.

To start, Medical Students have 30 days to complete the following requirements to be eligible for a promotion to nurse;

1. Medical Orientation
   Medical Students will join the game and go through a small tour of the institute, hosted by a Senior Physician or above. The tour will cover areas you need to know such as the layout of the Medical Wing, the combative elevator and of course the Medical Outpost. By the end of the tour you will have gained a basic understanding of with areas relate to your role here at Paragon. After the site tour, all students will return to the Medical Wing to go over the primary guideline, the medical system, and more. At the end of the orientation, the host may optionally host a small test to demonstrate that they have acquired the basic knowledge before concluding with the Hippocratic Oath.

2. Medical Lecture
   Medical Students will join the main Paragon server and head to the auditorium to attend a lecture hosted by a Senior Physician or above. These lectures are intended to teach or renew medical personnel's knowledge regarding how to host an appointment. The host and cohost of the lecture would cover two total appointments or perform one appointment on a random patient and allow the rest of the attendees to watch. 

3. On-Site Activity
   To promote gaining on-site experience, Medical Students who have completed a Medical Orientation are required to log 2 hours of total on-site activity as a member of the Medical Department.

4. Medical Student Final Exam
   Once a Medical Student has completed all previous requirements, they will be given an exam on the information that has been presented to them. All information in the test will have been taught in the previous phases or is freely available in the documentation. To pass the exam, students must achieve a score of at least 18 out of 21. Medical Students after submitting their final exam must request a Senior Physician to grade it and then make a promotion request.