Rosters

[x-wallflower-.livejournal.com]

[Medical staff only]

Given that Amelia is leaving us for Muir and we currently have several new members joining us, it might be time to talk about the rosters.

My physical therapy has been going quite well, and I'm capable of light duties in the Medlab. My training, currently is well enough along that I could shadow the fully certified doctors. Given that I'm still in my last year of Medical school, and am still well away from full recovery of my only recently augmented limb, I'm obviously not fully qualified to be an attending doctor just yet. I could do in a pinch or an emergency but I would be uncomfortable being left alone for any length of time.

I suppose first things first would be for us all to sound off here on what days and times are best suited to our schedules currently? I'm aware that needs change and all rosters would need to be flexible at best given our unique challenges but I feel a little structure would not be entirely unwelcome?

Comments

[xp-friedlander.livejournal.com]

My schedule is pretty free, since the transfer of my nursing license is still in limbo.

But I am no doctor or even a PA. I don't know if you want to have me on supporting with one of the others or on front with one of the docs on call if need them?

[x-wallflower-.livejournal.com]

We have a loose roster, most of the time people choose the shifts that work for them each week and we share the shifts that nobody wants on a rostered basis.

What do you feel comfortable with?

[x-jeangrey.livejournal.com]

I usually work at Claremont during the day, Sun-Thurs, unless there's a catastrophe, then I'll get called in.

I'd been taking the medlab shift on the weekends for a couple of hours in the evenings, unless someone wants those.

[x-wallflower-.livejournal.com]

That sounds good - what Medlab helper types do we have these days?

Clarice - what does your schedule look like?

Cecelia - I know you're wanting a break right now so let us know when you're ready for shifts again.

I currently don't have a job and my physical therapy is usually in the mornings so I can cover afternoon and night shifts as long as I have a real doctor nearby.