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The Medical Department (MD) delivers comprehensive healthcare support across Site-89. Medical personnel provide emergency trauma care, routine health monitoring, and treatment for anomalous exposure incidents in coordination with Security and Scientific teams.
Deputy Medical Director: Vacant
Working in MD — For Medics & Specialists
The Medical Department offers demanding and rewarding opportunities for personnel focused on clinical care, emergency response, and hazard mitigation. MD teams operate around the clock to keep Site-89 functional and safe.
What You'll Do
- Stabilize trauma patients during active emergency incidents
- Perform routine examinations and operational fitness clearances
- Treat anomalous exposure and contamination incidents
- Support quarantine, decontamination, and biosecurity procedures
- Coordinate with Security and Scientific teams during crises
- Document patient outcomes and post-incident follow-up care
Skills & Experience
Calm decision-making, strict protocol adherence, and strong communication are essential. Incoming personnel receive training in:
- Site emergency triage and mass-casualty response
- Anomalous injury recognition and treatment protocols
- Infection control, quarantine workflows, and contamination response
- Cross-department crisis coordination and medical reporting
- Mental health intervention and recovery monitoring
Getting Started
Medical applicants should report to Medical Command for role assignment and orientation. New staff are embedded with senior medics during initial rotations before independent duty.
Interested in joining Medical?
Contact the Medical Department at md.mgmt@site89.org
» Medical Department Divisions «
Clinical Operations Division (COD)
Chief Physician: Vacant
The Clinical Operations Division oversees routine healthcare, diagnostics, and long-term care planning for personnel. COD ensures that frontline teams remain medically fit for duty.
Access: Visit any medical desk for intake and referral
Emergency Response Unit (ERU)
Lead Trauma Officer: Vacant
The Emergency Response Unit provides rapid trauma intervention during containment breaches, combat incidents, and high-risk operations. ERU teams deploy with mobile kits and coordinate evacuation corridors.
Access: Routed through medical dispatch channels only
Anomalous Pathology & Exposure Unit (APEU) WIP
Unit Director: Vacant
APEU focuses on identification, containment, and treatment of anomalous pathogens, cognitohazards, and exposure syndromes. This unit partners closely with Scientific teams on difficult cases.
Access: Limited pilot operations and approved referrals only
APEU systems and staffing are currently expanding.