GBHS Server Rules

EMS is a role which does not primarily focus on combative roleplay. 

Your job is to help injured people, regardless of who they are. EMS, much like the police and are an essential part of the city and taking part can engage you in some incredible roleplay. 

NHS / EMS is to consult with the nearest officer when attending a crime scene. If no officers are nearby, you can choose to call them or proceed with extreme caution. 

EMS is responsible for deciding whether or not a player requires emergency surgery, especially during a shootout with police. EMS should always check the status of an incapacitated player. If they have suffered hemorrhages to either the head or chest a doctor must be notified. 

If a doctor is unavailable a decision must be made to pronounce the patient dead and transported back to the hospital morgue.

In all other cases EMS should treat the patient on scene. 

EMS is not to abuse their powers as a medic to help friends.

Selling or gifting EMS equipment to civilians will result in your removal from hospital staff and blacklisted from any whitelisted job.

All NHS personnel are required to return their vehicles at the end of their shift, regardless of their circumstances. In the event of a game crash, please directly message one of the online NHS members.

EMS under no circumstances can be robbed, injured or killed while on duty. This is to ensure that their services are utilised when available. 

If EMS takes a call to a gang shootout they will assess if a downed player can be safely picked up and retreat to a safe spot so medical care can be given. 

EMS personnel must ensure that a scene is inactive before attending to it.

(To confirm scene inactivity, EMS personnel should visually assess the surroundings for approximately 30 seconds upon arrival, unless directed otherwise by an officer)

EMS cannot be taken hostage or kidnapped while on duty. EMS has a state of invulnerability.

Guidance regarding assisted medical equipment, such as crutches and wheelchairs:

If the patient requires assistance with their legs, they will be provided with crutches. For other body parts needing attention, a wheelchair will be provided based on the severity of the injuries.

If attending a scene EMS must think of there life and only provide medical attention when they feel it is safe to do so. 

GBHS Regulations

1. The NHS is neutral. This means you must value the life of every patient equally.

1a. You are not allowed to carry weapons of any kind while on duty.

1b. You may not have a criminal record or be involved with any gangs/criminal groups.

1c. You must cooperate with the police wherever possible.

1d. Police must be called if while on duty you are verbally abused or assaulted in any way. This includes damage to NHS vehicles and obstructing NHS personnel from performing their duties.

2. You Must role-play to the best of your abilities. Arriving on scene and just getting someone back up then leaving is not RP and spoils everyone's experience of the community.
   
   

3. You must remain professional at all times while on duty and in NHS uniform.
   
   

4. Never sell or give away NHS Equipment or uniforms.
   
   

5. You must be on Radio Channel 2 at all times while on duty.
   
   

6. You must abide by the rules of the road while on duty/In uniform.
   
   

7. While on duty you must be focused on the job at hand and not off doing civilian activities. (Going to refuel your delivery trucks is allowed as long as you drop everything to respond to calls).
   
   

8. Chain of Command must be followed at all times.
   8a. Do Not ask for promotions doing so will result in you not being promoted and my result in other disciplinary action.
   
   

9. During active gunfights you are not to enter the scene until the shooting has stopped and the police have deemed the scene safe to enter.
   9a. If Shooting/Violence starts while you are already on a scene you are to return to your vehicle and fall back to a safe position until police are able to secure the scene or you can see those responsible are gone or down.
   
   

10. Carrying any sort of illegal contraband while on duty is not allowed and will result in disciplinary action along with being reported to the police.
    
    

11. All personal vehicles must be kept in the underground parking lot of the hospital. DO NOT park in the Emergency vehicle zone out front.
    
    

12. You must wear the correct uniform displaying the correct rank at all times while on duty.
    
    

13. You must remove your NHS uniform and change into civilian clothing while Off Duty.
    
    

14. You may only take vehicles out of the garage that you are authorised to drive by command.