StrawbeeViniq
Level 17
Out-Of-Character (OOC) Section
IGN (In-Game Name):
StrawbeeViniq {Applying}
BlueberryViniq {Alt}
What is your discord name & tag?:
@irishviniq
Previous bans:
None
Describe your activity on the server:
Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Saturday | Sunday |
4pm - 8pm (4 hours) Sometimes way longer | 12pm - 8pm (8 hours) Sometimes way longer | 11pm - 8pm (7 hours) Sometimes way longer | Offline (sometimes an hour or two) | 11am - 8pm (8 hours) | 11am - 8pm (8 hours) | 12pm - 4pm (4 hours) Sometimes way longer |
Though, some days depending on how it goes I'm online until the server resets.
there's days I'm online from 11am or 12pm to around 1 or 2am... I probably need help but it means I'm available constantly
What is your time zone?:
MST - Canada
List your current and past applications:
Acceptedthere's days I'm online from 11am or 12pm to around 1 or 2am... I probably need help but it means I'm available constantly
What is your time zone?:
MST - Canada
List your current and past applications:
(Main) Gaelic Application
(Main) Spanish Application
(Main) High School Student Council
(Alt) JSL Application
(Alt) Gaelic Application
(Main) Italian Application
(Main) Third Language Application
(Alt) Professor application
Denied
(Main)Doctor Application
(Main) Police Application
Awaiting
(Alt) Governor Application
What experiences do you have with roleplay?:
My experience with roleplay within SchoolRP is semi limited, though;
On SRP I currently play a student council member and on my main, StrawbeeViniq which ill be replacing as EMS, the account I’m applying for. As for my alt, BlueberryViniq, I ran a Delinquent/gang char and now a professor. So, I’ve gotten some experience in those departments under my belt within the server, both accounts are currently seniors in the Karakura high school.
As for other roleplay experience, I currently beta test in Mazerp where I play as a medjack(medic) where I can do Medical roleplay, and on another server similar to SRP called RoleplayUniverse I play a professor, so I’ve gotten quite a bit of experience through that.
On another, fairly new server I currently play as a firefighter.
But! Outside of Minecraft roleplays I’ve played some RPG related games such as;
Tera, Arma 3, Tom Clancy’s Division 1-2, Monster Hunter world, GTA, and some others.
All together I have about 5 or so years of role playing via video games
Outside of video games I’ve larped in events which I've done for 2 years now.
Recently I've gotten into 'Ground Branch' which is a RPG Military based game, 'Flashing Lights' as EMS and well, this isn't roleplay but I've looked into an information based resource 'game' called 'MedicalHoloDECK', t is a highly resource intensive tool to allow visualization of REAL medical imaging.
What is your motivation for applying?
While this may be a character's dream job or a personal aspiration, after several previous attempts and failures, I came to realise that I hadn't invested enough effort despite my extensive writing. A reassessment of my application, it led to several adjustments and improvements. I’ve recently become a Professor in SRP, where I teach medicine, and it became evident that my gaming knowledge of medical subjects could be applied in a more meaningful way. My motivation stems from the belief that EMS professionals have the unique opportunity to contribute to advancements in medical science, public health, and healthcare policy. With some prior medical experience, I wish to portray my knowledge through my EMS role but also actively participate in medical work. This dual commitment fuels my motivation in both roles.
Which role are you applying for?
(Doctor or Psychiatrist):
Doctor
What knowledge do you have of Hospital Work?
I do
DIRECTOR A hospital director oversees every single physician on staff, and he or she is a leader in the industry. In this case, the Director is 6panda/6Pancake! | |
CLINICAL LEAD Clinical Leads are responsible for overseeing the delivery of high-quality patient care and implementing best practices and guidelines to ensure that clinical standards are maintained. | DOCTORS Doctors are often the ones treating the wounds, working the pharmacy or giving medical items such as canes, eye patches and looking after patients in the ICU or in recovery. Helping them get better and send them off to their correct department, Doctors also tend to be the ones performing check ups, diagnosing patients that are not mind related, help surgeons with some surgeries if required to and over all to ensure the best quality of a patient's health. |
HEAD OF DEPARTMENT Top management is directly responsible for each department's functioning, so these people are more time-intensive in their organisational and strategic duties. Often monitoring their department's members. | SURGEONS RIP Surgeons are often the ones sewing up leg wounds, working with amputations, internal bleeding and internal injuries and performing surgeries regardless of life threatening, critical or minor. They often can be saving someone's life or giving a minor surgery of plastic surgery to fix a nose or giving lip fillers depending on their specialty. |
ATTENDING An individual who completed a residency program and is currently practising medicine in a clinic or hospital. | PSYCHIATRISTS Psychiatrists are people within the Hospital who mainly focus on mental health, looking after those who need mental help or need someone to call and or talk to. They often are the ones prescribing medications and ensuring their Patient is in the best possible mental state and looking after themselves via selfcare. |
RESIDENT Residency is a training which leads to a specialty (or subspecialty) certification, most Aspiring EMS take on the Residency role in order to make it past Residency and become an attending physician. | PARAMEDICS A paramedic is a healthcare professional trained in the medical model, whose main role has historically been to respond to emergency calls for medical help outside of a hospital. They often are the ones driving the ambulances. |
Some usable equipment include;
EMS and KPD also sometimes communicate amongst themselves and each other with codes!
For example! Some codes are
Code - Purpose
Code Red - Fire
Code Blue - Cardiac Arrest
Code Green - Evacuation
Code Yellow - Missing Patient
Code Orange - Disaster or mass Casualties
-Radio which is used to page other EMS or even travel out to KPD if required to do so.
-Ems also carry a syringe which carry a special drug called 'Midazolam' it is not to be toyed with! Midazolam can knock out a Combative/Dangerous individual for about 5 OOCly minutes, the same about of time as being KO'd.
-EMS IDs (at least I think they do, if not they should) which most EMS can use to get around the hospital. Going through doors and any other access points, these ID'S also help each other know who they are and help the patient identify who they're working with.
They also got a bunch of other stuff like
Defibrillator, AED, Wheelchair, IVs, heart monitor, Blood pressure monitor. Oxygen tanks.
-Doctors tend to wounds like 2 - 3rd degree burns, stabs, missing limbs, cardiac arrests, appointments, pharmacy work, first aid, stitches, Watch monitors respirations, broken bones, prescribe medications. IV'S/Fluids, ETC. General care.
-Surgeons preform surgeries that may be Neuro, Cardiac, Pulmonary, Gastric, Nephric or even Ocular. They're often giving IV's and Fluids and watching heart rate while preforming surgeries. Usually specific care
-Paramedics usually drive the ambulances, do basic first aid, work with tourniquets to reduce blood flow, run IV's during travel, prolong survival rate for patients, ETC. Survival Care as I call it.
-Psychiatrists are typically there taking appointments and letting Patients have a safe space to talk and express how they feel, either with someone or in a group or a one on one with the Psychiatrists. Usually mental care
-Director is boss man/woman, often looking after the hospital and its needs, ensuring everything runs smoothly and the best healthcare is being given to the community. Overall Care
Do you acknowledge that you’re subject to being demoted at any given time if accepted?
I do and I understand.
Do you acknowledge that by applying for this role, you agree to be 100% dedicated to the Hospital Staff role?
Absolutely do, and I'll do my best to be on as much as possible to dedicate most of my time as hospital staff.
Do you acknowledge that if training is held whilst you are online, you are expected to attend or you will be punished?
I do, and I’ll make sure to go to as many training sessions as I can if I’m online and if I am not online I will make sure to tell whoever is hosting a training when I will be available or go to them later if they are on to play some catch up.
Do you acknowledge that you are NOT to take things OOCly when dealing with training & situations?
I understand.
In-Character (IC) Section
SECTION 1: PERSONAL DETAILS
Character’s Full Name:
Orlain Jovanny Quirke
Character’s Gender and Pronouns:
Male - He/Him
{Phone #: (030) 670-1557}
Character’s Age (if accepted):
27
28, August, 1996
Virgo
Character’s Academic Background
(Grade-12/Bachelor/Masters/PhD):
Doctor of Medicine Degree
Major in General Medicine
Minored in Biology and Anatomy
Character’s Nationality:
Irish
Character’s Marital Status:
Dating
Character’s Religious Denomination:
Semi-Christian
Character’s Spoken Languages:
Gaelic
Japanese
Backstory (100+ Words)
Early life; Born to 10
Orlain spent his early years in Galway, Ireland. He, along with his twin sister Nadine, parents, and grandmother. This was brought up to be a warm and close-knit family. Orlain's father, a dedicated paramedic, was often on the go, rushing to the aid of those in need within Galway. While this meant Orlain didn't get to see his father as often as he wished, it also provided him with unique insights into the world of healthcare. He would watch his father's tireless efforts to save lives and offer care, even taking on the responsibility of ensuring his grandmother's well-being. Orlain's grandmother, a strong matriarch of the family, unfortunately battled cancer during his childhood. This challenging experience had a profound impact on Orlain. He would observe his father's compassion and dedication in caring for his grandmother, which inspired him to consider a career in medicine.
As Orlain grew and matured, his desire to follow in his father's footsteps as a medical professional continued to grow. He expressed his dream of becoming a doctor, motivated by the desire to make a positive impact on people's lives, just as he had seen his father do. Orlain's early experiences shaped his understanding of the significance of healthcare and the sense of purpose it brought to his life. Orlain set on a path that would eventually lead him to pursue a career in medicine.
Teen years; 11 - 17
As Orlain entered his teenage years, he began to fully appreciate the profound impact of medicine within his family. With his father's selfless work as a paramedic and his father's support for his grandmother during her illness, Orlain recognized the inherent call to medicine that ran in his family's veins. This awareness served as a guiding light for his future aspirations. Orlain's dream of becoming a doctor took a more concrete form. He was determined to follow this path, not only as a tribute to his family's legacy but also as a means of making a meaningful difference in the lives of others. Orlain knew that he wanted to be a general practitioner, a doctor who could provide comprehensive care and serve as a primary point of contact for patients' medical needs.
Orlain's commitment to his dream translated into academic excellence. He consistently achieved top grades in his science and biology courses, building a strong foundation for his future studies in medicine. Orlain engaged in extracurricular activities related to medicine, such as volunteering at local clinics and hospitals. He not only gained valuable hands-on experience but also developed a network of mentors and professionals who encouraged and guided him on his journey. His passion for medicine went beyond the intellectual aspects. Orlain's teenage years were marked by a deep and unwavering commitment to his dream of becoming a doctor.
Young Adult; 18 - 21
During his graduation year of High school, 18 years old. He was able to intern within the hospital near his school for a bit before he graduated and fully worked on his studies in College to better prepare himself for Med School. Once he enrolled in college, Orlain had found himself in a somewhat unexpected detour in Orlain's path was his decision to take a year off to visit the small island town of Karakura in Japan. This journey allowed him to explore a new culture, meet diverse people, and gain a broader perspective on life and its possibilities. Orlain returned to Galway after his year abroad.
At 19 years old, Orlain approached his new life in college, he had the opportunity to intern at a local hospital near his school. This internship allowed him to gain valuable real-world experience in the medical field, his passion for medicine and his career choice. It also gave him a sneak peek into the daily life of healthcare professionals. At 20, he rekindled his commitment to his medical studies and chose to major in Human Medicine and Biology whilst Minoring in Anatomy. This decision enabled him to focus more on subjects directly related to his ultimate goal, which was becoming a doctor. From there, At the age of 21, Orlain made a decision to attend a college that offered programs in Human Medicine and Biology.
Mid 20’s; 22 - 24
At the age of 22, Orlain's passion for medicine led him to explore the intricate world of neurosurgery. Intrigued by the complexity of the human brain and the potential to make a profound impact on patients' lives through this specialisation, he began engaging in discussions with his professors at college. These conversations allowed him to gain extra knowledge and insights into neurosurgery, preparing him for the path he was about to embark on. Orlain recognized that to achieve his dream of becoming a neurosurgeon, but that dream was no longer, and instead, by 23 years old working as a doctor returned, he needed to further his education and training. At the age of 24, he took a significant step by applying to Trinity College in Dublin, one of Ireland's prestigious institutions renowned for its healthcare and medical programs.
Current; 25 - 27
Orlain received the news of his acceptance into Trinity College in Dublin on his 25th birthday. Upon his acceptance, Orlain had to make the difficult decision to move to Dublin, even if it meant leaving his family in Galway. He celebrated his acceptance with friends and prepared to embark on this new chapter. Packed with books, stationery, clothes, and snacks, even if it was on his own, he set off to Dublin, filled with hope and determination. Over the next three years at Trinity College, Orlain worked tirelessly, immersing himself in his studies and practical experiences. His dedication paid off as he progressed through his coursework, gaining valuable insights and skills that would serve him well in his medical career. This phase was essential for gaining practical experience, working closely with patients, and further honing his medical skills. Upon graduation, he received his white coat, symbolising his achievement and his readiness to be a doctor.
He decided to leave Ireland and venture back to Karakura, Japan, driven by a desire to explore new horizons, engage in international healthcare, and contribute to medical advancements worldwide.
SECTION 2: MEDICAL HISTORY
What is your character’s medical speciality? Why did they choose this focus?
(Ensure this is appropriate to the position you have chosen)
Internal Medicine*/Family Medicine*
Orlain's choice to specialize in Internal Medicine is not merely a professional decision but a deeply personal commitment that stems from profound experiences. His journey is fueled by a genuine desire to extend compassionate help and care to individuals grappling with internal health challenges. These experiences, whether witnessing the complexities of internal health issues or perhaps facing them within his own life or that of loved ones, have served as catalysts shaping his career path. Motivated by a sense of empathy and a keen understanding of the intricate nature of internal health concerns, Orlain envisions himself as an advocate for patients facing these specific challenges.
His decision reflects a dedication to addressing the intricacies of internal medicine with a holistic approach, aiming to make a meaningful impact on individuals' lives. Orlain's personal connection to this specialization goes beyond professional aspirations; it embodies a heartfelt commitment to contribute to the well-being of those dealing with internal health issues. This alignment of personal experiences and professional goals underscores the depth of his dedication to the field of Internal Medicine.
Family Medicine practitioners handle a diverse range of medical conditions, spanning from acute to chronic illnesses. This diversity keeps their work engaging and intellectually stimulating. Compared to certain specialties, Family Medicine may afford a more balanced lifestyle, offering flexibility in work hours and promoting a better work-life balance. Family physicians play a vital role in community health by delivering accessible and continuous care, contributing significantly to the overall well-being of the communities they serve.
What medical residencies did your character take after medical school?
Orlain completed a comprehensive medical training program by undertaking three years of residency in both Internal Medicine and Family Medicine in Dublin, Ireland.
During this period, Orlain acquired extensive hands-on experience and received specialized education in the diagnosis, treatment, and management of a wide range of medical conditions. The dual focus on Internal Medicine and Family Medicine equipped Orlain with a well-rounded skill set, preparing them to address the health needs of diverse patient populations across various age groups.
Does your character have any work experience in medical positions?
Yes, Orlain has had an internship at a Hospital in Galway in his high school and a Med school in Dublin, Ireland for his college years before working at the hospital in Dublin for 3 years during residency.
And some time in Volunteer clinics.
Has your character completed any additional schooling?
SECTION 3: CHARACTER KNOWLEDGE
Describe your character; how do they look, what makes them unique?
Orlain Quirke is an Irishman standing at 5 feet 2 inches, which is below average height for an adult male. His shorter stature gives him a unique and distinctive look. He has soft and fluffy natural ginger hair, which adds a touch of warmth. His eyes are a lovely shade of avocado green, they are a rare and beautiful feature. The Irishman has a more feminine soft hourglass figure, which implies a gentle curvature to his body, a well-defined waist and hips. His figure brings a sense of grace and elegance. Freckles adorn his cheeks and nose, as well as his shoulders and collarbones. When he smiles, small dimples appear on his cheeks.
He has a subtle and pleasant fragrance of blackberries and green tea. Blackberries are associated with sweetness and richness, while green tea gives a sense of tranquillity and freshness. This combination might create a unique and inviting scent profile. He has a small tongue piercing, which is a subtle form of self-expression. This piercing could suggest a hint of rebelliousness.
Though, despite this appearance. He often wears a big bright sunflower on the side of his head. Orlain also has been diagnosed with Autism though it doesn’t change anything for his education and knowledge with medicine.
How does your character act on and off duty?
On duty;
On duty; Orlain's exceptional focus and commitment while on duty are evident in his deliberate efforts to minimize breaks and time off, prioritizing optimal productivity. His work ethic is fueled by a keen awareness of the unpredictable nature of his responsibilities, propelling him to diligently engage in his tasks with a sense of purpose. As a dedicated and industrious professional, Orlain goes beyond the call of duty by maintaining constant communication with his colleagues. Whether he is attending to patients, meticulously completing paperwork, ensuring accurate filing of medical reports, or overseeing the medication distribution desk, Orlain's dedication remains unwavering. His commitment to the medical field transcends mere duty; it mirrors a profound vision for a lifelong journey dedicated to making a substantial impact on healthcare. Orlain's aspirations extend beyond routine tasks, emphasizing his desire to contribute meaningfully to the broader landscape of healthcare, showcasing his enduring dedication and passion for his profession.
Off Duty;
During his off-duty hours, Orlain adopts a relaxed demeanour, valuing quality time with friends and engaging in external research to broaden his understanding of various aspects of medicine. His proactive approach involves seeking knowledge to better guide patients towards appropriate healthcare resources. Orlain prioritizes self-care by preparing wholesome meals and enjoying moments of relaxation with his loved one. Sharing insights about his shifts becomes a the****utic outlet, allowing him to unburden himself. As a testament to his commitment to mental well-being, Orlain often concludes his day with a soothing bath, a delectable dessert, and a captivating book. This intentional routine serves as a mental preparation for his return to the hospital, showcasing Orlain's resilience and dedication to his profession. By embracing each day as it comes, he effectively navigates the delicate balance between work and personal life, creating a harmonious cycle that reflects his holistic approach to both professional and personal well-being.
Does your character function better on their own or with others?
Orlain excels both as a team player and when working independently, displaying remarkable versatility in various medical settings. Whether collaborating with fellow professionals in surgery or coordinating with paramedics to treat a patient, he seamlessly adapts to the demands of the situation. In instances where solo work is necessary, Orlain demonstrates readiness and competence. When working independently, he engages in thorough note-taking, ensuring meticulous documentation of details. Conversely, in collaborative scenarios, Orlain actively communicates with his team, fostering a shared understanding of the patient's condition. This collaborative approach encourages open dialogue, allowing all team members to contribute insights and collectively brainstorm potential diagnoses or medical interventions. Orlain's preference for solo work is evident in simpler tasks, where he values the efficiency of independent execution. Nevertheless, he cherishes the camaraderie of teamwork, appreciating the shared expertise and varied perspectives that collaborative efforts bring to medical scenarios. This ability to seamlessly transition between independent and collaborative work showcases Orlain's adaptability and commitment to delivering high-quality healthcare.
What plans does your character have for the future?
Orlain's ultimate goal is to leave a lasting legacy in the field of medicine. He aspired to be one of the best Doctors or neurosurgeons in his chosen specialisation, contributing to medical advancements, innovation, and the well-being of his patients. While Orlain is deeply committed to his career, he also cherishes the idea of building a family of his own. He dreams of finding a life partner, getting married, and having children. He recognizes the importance of balancing his professional life with the joys and responsibilities of family life. In addition to his family aspirations, Orlain visions having a place he can call home, a haven where his family can thrive. Filled with love and shared moments, offering a sense of belonging and comfort to his loved ones.
Orlain has thought about the later stages of his life. While he plans to stay in the medical field as long as he's able, he envisions a well-deserved retirement. At that stage, he and his life partner aim to run a pub together. This dream represents a different kind of establishment where they can create a warm and welcoming atmosphere, bringing people together and fostering a sense of community. Orlain's ultimate hope is to live a long and fulfilling life, filled with love, accomplishments, and meaningful connections. He envisions growing old surrounded by a loving family, close friends, and a supportive community.
How is your character perceived by others? How does it contrast with their perception of themselves?
People often see Orlain as gentle, and warm hearted. He is often seen as hard working and does his best to have a keen eye and ensure the best quality of treatment. Orlain has strong interpersonal skills, honing his ability to communicate effectively and empathise, determination.
In specific, his friends often tell him that, or even perceive him as; troubled with a complicated past weighing him down but despite that he manages to be a hardworking, kind and caring gentle soul that has his loved ones' best interests at heart and always manages to find his way through a situation, no matter how much the odds are stacked against him. Though, he is a kind, loving, supportive, person who I can always depend on. He's an extremely kind hearted person.
As for personal matters, Orlain perceives himself a bit different than his friends might. He is very respectful and usually doesn’t do something without permission or unless he knows he’s allowed to do something. He cares a lot for people and himself though his friends often say he should work on making proper home cooked meals than take out food and worrying about the past and what could have been. He’s a fairly selfless man and there’s no chance of him getting rid of that, he works hard and oftentimes tirelessly to try and make the best out of life for himself, his friends and future patients.
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