PK's Medical Corps Officer Application

[Seabass390]

1: What's your in-game name and rank?:

MC PRCS AUO SGM PK 3901

 

 

2: What's your Timezone?:

MDT

 

 

3: What's your SteamID?:

STEAM_0:0:59711072

 

 

4: How long have you been in Medical?:

Since June 9th, 2024.

 

 

5: Who were the 2 MAJ+ who gave permission for this application?:

MC CMDR Salt - MC VCMDR Bones

 

 

6: Why should you be a Medical Officer? (100+ words):

I’m currently an active duty medic in the Army, MOS-68w. I currently have 3 years of experience as said job, and have had training by paramedics and Green Berets. I’ve attended the Delayed Evacuation Casualty Management (DECM) course offered by the Army. In DECM, I was a designated team leader of a group of four. In said course, I’ve led them to first place against 6 other groups completing against us. As a medic, I also teach the Combat Livesaver course to numerous young adults who may or may not be mentally challenged (God forbid). To make a long story short, I’m good at teaching things to people - especially medical things. 

 

 

7: Why should we trust you as a Medical Officer? (100+ words):

I’ve never known to be a troublemaker, and I don’t plan on starting now. In any case, while I don’t have a lot of experience as a Commissioned Officer, I know real world mannerisms. I’ve seen incompetent Officers, SNCOS, NCO’s, and even Junior Enlisted as I served underneath/with them. I understand what it means to be a good leader, and that’s to look after the people underneath you, while also looking for advice from those above you. Nobody is more important than anybody else. A lowly PVT Medic has the same potential ability to do exceptional things as the most experienced Paramedic. As an Officer, I’d do the same thing as I see my role models doing - being the best leader as you can for your Juniors.

 

8: What do you bring to the Medical Corps? (100+ words):

I put a high emphasis on fun, no matter the cost. Fun, in my opinion, is the most important thing in games. If somebody doesn’t have fun, what’s the point of playing video games? On the other hand, I can bring proper command to the Medical Corps. Nobody wants a superior who is boring, incompetent, or even a hazard to others. I bring a sense of realism too, considering my experience. I offer important, pertinent, and realistic information to the Medical Corps. If somebody wants to learn actual real world things, I am more than qualified to teach such skills. These skills could then be used towards roleplay, as demonstrated lately by my Juniors in Medical Corps. 

 

 

9: Why should we accept your application over other applicants? (100+ words):

I’ve had 2600+ hours doing text-based roleplay in other games, so I understand how to make my point across text (Evidence Below - Bonus points if you can ID the game it comes from). Quality and depth of roleplay is my speciality. In the short term, I can offer plans to continue the quality of medical roleplay, along with the quanity of people attending that roleplay. In the long term, I can’t promise anything, but if I can get my brain to turn its wheels for longer than 5 minutes, I’m sure there’s some sort of plans we can do. I have a passion for medical things, otherwise I wouldn’t be here. If I can make that better for everybody involved - well, that’d be swell. 

 

 

10: Do you have any warns? If so what for?:

N/A

Edited July 1 by Seabass390
Grammar + Formatting

[Cinder]

+Support
PK is a wonderfully kind and respectful person, and doesn't hesitate to say whats on his mind in a respectful way, and always does his best to ensure people know what they are doing and doesn't stop at the chance to take action and get things done. It'd be amazing to see him as a Officer.

[Smithy]

What a +1 and +++++ some more.

- This man is the ultimate RPer

- Has knowledge of the job in game and outside job

- Super friendly and easy to talk to

[Salt Salamander]

ACCEPTED
(ages ago)
Welcome to The MC Officer Corps
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