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.
An advanced medical scanner that can identify diseases, toxins, and viral infections. It starts with basic diagnostic capabilities but can be upgraded to detect rare conditions and suggest treatment protocols.
A comprehensive medical kit containing medications, surgical tools, and diagnostic equipment. Far more advanced than a field medic's kit, this contains specialized equipment for treating complex conditions.
A wearable device that monitors patient vital signs and can interface with medical systems. Over time, it can be upgraded to provide predictive health analysis and early warning systems.
You're able to quickly assess and treat injuries, stabilizing patients before they can be transferred to a more specialized facility. Your steady hands and medical knowledge shine in emergency situations.
You're skilled at calming patients and helping them through difficult medical procedures, making you a favorite among those in recovery. Your compassion helps patients heal faster.
You have a keen eye for identifying diseases and conditions, often spotting subtle symptoms that others might miss. Your diagnostic accuracy is impressive.
Your extensive medical knowledge covers a wide range of conditions, treatments, and procedures. You can recall relevant medical information under pressure.
You're always worried about getting sick, and tend to over-diagnose your own symptoms. Every sneeze could be the start of something serious in your mind.
You're highly selective about what you eat, and tend to be very vocal about your dietary restrictions. Your knowledge of nutrition makes you overly cautious about food.
You have difficulty stepping away from your work, often putting patient care above your own health and wellbeing. You struggle to maintain work-life balance.
Sometimes your medical expertise goes to your head, and you can come across as arrogant or dismissive of others' opinions, believing you always know best.