RANKS

Healthcare Assistant (HCA)

You are a learner, fresh out of med school. Your focus should be on learning the basics, enjoying roleplay, and helping people. Some leniency on rules will be given to HCAs, but you are still expected to have read and understood all rules.

Vehicles:

MB 4WD
Ambulance (Truck Boxer)
Offroad
Hatchback
Quadbike (ATV)

Nurse

Nurse is the second rank within the NHS and a highly respected role. You are the backbone of field operations — without you, the island's population wouldn't survive. Your work keeps our people healthy and the island thriving.

Vehicles:

SUV
RHIB
Ambulance (Van)

Doctor

Doctor is the third rank within the NHS — a milestone many reach, but few truly master. As a Doctor, you are responsible for leading Nurses in the field and upholding the integrity of the NHS. Doctors are experienced, seasoned medical personnel with extensive knowledge of NHS operations.

This is the first rank that grants access to helicopters (M900). However, you must first pass the flight school exam under the supervision of a flight instructor.

Vehicles:

M-900
Sports Hatchback

Surgeon

Surgeon is the fourth rank within the NHS — a role that carries both responsibility and pride. As a Surgeon, you are expected to maintain discipline and uphold the standards of the NHS. You are not only a team leader, but also one of the island's most advanced medical units.

Set an example for the Doctors beneath you and guide them to follow in your footsteps. Surgeons have exclusive access to the largest helicopters and are expected to use them to support fellow medics in the field.

Vehicles:

Mohawk
Orca
Medical Taru

Director

Medical Director is the fifth rank within the NHS — a title reserved for those who have truly advanced the island's medical system. Only a select few hold this rank, each a medical marvel in their respective field.

Directors have dedicated themselves to pushing the boundaries of medical science in service of the NHS. Their primary role is to oversee and manage other ranking medics, while assisting the CEO in running the organisation.

Chief Executive Officer (CEO)

NHS CEO is the sixth and final rank within the NHS. The CEO carries a wide range of responsibilities, overseeing all Directors and ensuring they fulfil their duties effectively.

The CEO is also expected to strengthen relations between the NHS, the general population, and the government — always striving to improve how the organisation serves the island.

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