You've been around medical facilities most of your life, either due to a family member being a doctor or because you were raised near a medical center of some sort. As a result, you've picked up some basic familiarity with medical procedures and terminology.
You're not a trained medical professional by any means, but you know enough to tell the difference between a bruise and something more serious. Maybe you helped out around a clinic as a kid, or you've just absorbed some medical knowledge from being around it so much.
Knacks:
Trauma management: You're able to quickly assess and treat injuries, stabilizing patients before they can be transferred to a more specialized facility. Bedside manner: You're skilled at calming patients and helping them through difficult medical procedures, making you a favorite among those in recovery. Quirks:
Hypochondriac: You're always worried about getting sick, and tend to over-diagnose your own symptoms. Picky eater: You're highly selective about what you eat, and tend to be very vocal about your dietary restrictions.