After getting found outside the cargo bay, Tina collected Darcy from Dr. Kuhn in her office - resisting the urge to "just check in" on everyone. She was not back to work yet! - and went down to the informal party/social/whatever for the people who'd been playing the hide and seek game. Where she didn't see Jim or Martha, even after quite some ( Read more... )

Tina had an appointment with Dr. Kuhn and Jim (and Martha) in the afternoon, and dinner plans in the evening, but her morning was all business. It was very different from working in sickbay on the Enterprise had been. The most dangerous condition she treated in the first hour was Chanon Kaphoor's ear infection (the kid got them every time he had ( Read more... )

Tina was on duty in Starbase 69's shiny new clinic, on her new assignment, working with new patients and new coworkers. But some things never changed. It wasn't a busy day, and nobody needed her for anything. So Tina was sitting at a console near the entrance, keeping an eye out for incoming patients ( Read more... )

Tina had been having a weird week. Judging by the calls that were coming into sickbay, it was not actually going to get less weird. She'd barely arrived for her shift, and already she was hearing something about Leonard Nimoy being intoxicated on bananas (what?) and Pasha Chekov having fallen into an inexplicable, coma-like sleep ( Read more... )

Pasha was at the party Joanna McCoy was throwing for the children, and though she was sorely tempted to use the time as an opportunity to take a nap, Tina thought that she'd been away from sickbay more than enough lately. She made her way down, checked in with her nurses and looked in on each of the patients. Mercifully, sickbay had been ( Read more... )

Most of the kids had agreed to come to sickbay with her with very little fuss, and Tina led them down corridors, into a turbolift, back out again, and then through the doors of sickbay at a brisk trot, all of them linking hands and being reminded every thirty seconds or so to "stay together, guys, okay ( Read more... )

The staff in sickbay had performed hundreds of vaccinations in just a couple of days, but there were still many more to do. Fortunately, Tina reflected, as she started preparing for yet another shift, the conversations with crewmen were always interesting, even if the work decidedly wasn't. She finished filling a tray with hypos and cartridges, ( Read more... )

Poll

In an extremely unusual turn of events, Tina actually had two back-to-back shifts that contained neither crises nor long stretches of inactivity. The reminder to all crew to get their vaccinations up to date kept a steady stream of people moving in and out of sickbay, an odd contrast to the usual feast-or-famine experience of dealing with either a ( Read more... )

Tina almost expected everything to be different once she'd made her decision. Of course, it wasn't. She got up the same as usual, dressed and prepared for her shift, left her quarters and went to sickbay. She said hello and smiled at acquaintances and coworkers. Everything was perfectly ordinary. Well, as ordinary as anything ever was on the ( Read more... )