med school

[winx]

Nurses quarters to the left Doctors to the right. Both sexes live in the same building as they are all over the age of 18 and need to be trusted in there line of work. The school in the middle.

You can be a student, staff or both. Can play one or more characters. As long we you don't go and do a fully class it shouldn't be too confusing.

Can play by the rules and be respectful to one another like professionals or not up to each member but please ask the promotion of who the character belongs to first in a PM, if enough are intrested will add a chat thing so if everything is inagrement in the PM please let the rest of us know in case someone isn't confatable with something wanting to do with or to another character, so it doesn't effect what is on someone's don't list.

 

[Kiki]

Debating if I should make Dr Keifer an instructor or a student...

 

[winx]

Up to you. How ever you prefer, as teacher you are in contact with both lots of students as student it's won't be on a day to day thing for classes.

 

[winx]

This Medical school is different to others unlike other famous schools both genders are entrusted in sleeping in the same building and depending on there prefer sleeping arrangement's in the same room as it's bleaved that if you can't be trusted to treat one another with respect while your training to become doctors or nurses what will you be like as profecnonals let loose on patient's.

The teaching area is set up like a real hospital so each student can get use to the equipment befoure being set loose on patients, there is also classrooms for the textbook stuff plus exams.

The doctors and nurses sleeping quarters are separated by the main building or training building some call it. being in the middle of them both. Nurses on the left doctors on the right. There is two rules they all need to get use to and that is getting use to being woken up like you would if you were on call at home, without attacking the messenger who was sent to wake you up. Once in second year and let loose on paitents you need to write down anything what can get caught off your patients on the white board on your bedroom door, or anything you have been in contact with at home.