Medic
This guide aims to show you the basic principles of becoming and performing duties as a Medic.
Becoming a Paramedic
Just opposite of City Hall / Police department in the City Core you find the Hospital. Talk to the NPC inside to take a short exam, which you can answer by reading the rules and laws surrounding Paramedics. If you fail, you will be able to re-take the test after 1 hour has passed. If you pass, you can now play as a Paramedic if a slot is available.
Tools & Equipment
| Tool | Name | Reward | Function |
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First Aid Kit | XP | Use this item to treat players. The areas in need of treatment will be denoted by yellow, orange or red dots on the player's body. Left click on injured areas to treat them. |
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Defibrillators | XP, $500 | Use this item to resuscitate unconscious individuals. Right click will charge your defibrillators, left click to shock. Four charges are typically necessary to shock unconscious players successfully. |
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DNA Scanner | XP | Left clicking unconscious or deceased players will bring up the DNA Scanner window. This will tell you all available information on how a player died or was knocked unconscious. Remember to press the "Upload DNA" button to save DNA records to the Police database. |
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Body Remover | XP, $250 | To use this item, you must first drag bodies to your Brute Ford F450. To drag, right click a limb of a ragdoll and walk slowly to your ambulance. Running or sprinting will cancel this action, so will right clicking again. |
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EMS Broadcast | N/A | Use this to inform the public to stay clear of accidents or hazards. To use this press ‘y’ to open local chat, then type ‘/emsbc’, type the message and press enter. |
DNA Sampling
DNA Samples can be taken to aide the Police in their investigations. They must be taken in order to receive payment from removing bodies with an ambulance. Don't forget that DNA samples can change if an unconscious victim dies after the first upload. Make sure to follow-up and press the upload button again.
Vehicles
| Car | Name | Description |
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Toyota Prius | The Prius is a designated first-responder and has a top speed of 72 mph (116 kmh). It has the benefit of permitted city-wide patrol, which means response times are faster; however, it cannot remove dead bodies. |
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Audi RS4 Avant | The Audi RS4 Avant is a designated first-responder. It has the benefit of permitted city-wide patrol, which means response times are faster; however, it cannot remove dead bodies. This car is unlocked at the rank of Specialist Paramedic |
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Ford F450 | The F450 is designed to clear up deceased bodies and has a top speed of 65 mph (105 kmh). This vehicle must be stationed until called out, therefore cannot patrol like the Prius. |
Controls
| Key | Function | |
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SHIFT | Emergency Lights |
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Q | Toggle Siren |
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C | With activated sirens, air horn/phaser sirens. |
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ALT | Hold with sirens on to change siren |
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F3 | 'Police' computer |
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B | Government radio |
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N | Unit/Incident radio |
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Hold H | Mute radio channels |
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Fists + E | Take a ragdoll's pulse |
Ranks
| Rank | Name | Description |
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Junior Paramedic | This is the entry-level Paramedic rank. |
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Paramedic | DNA scanners are slightly faster and revived persons' HP is slightly higher than at the last rank. |
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Senior Paramedic | Unlocks the EMS Broadcast feature. DNA scanners are slightly faster and revived persons' HP is slightly higher than at the last rank. |
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Advanced Paramedic | Defibrillators are twice as effective. DNA scanners are slightly faster and revived persons' HP is slightly higher than at the last rank. |
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Specialist Paramedic | Unlocks the Audi RS4 Avant First Responder and more accurate pulse reading. DNA scanners are slightly faster and revived persons' HP is slightly higher than at the last rank. |
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Paramedic Practitioner | DNA scanners are slightly faster and revived persons' HP is slightly higher than at the last rank. |
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Paramedic Supervisor | Defibrillators are three times as effective. DNA scanners are slightly faster and revived persons' HP is slightly higher than at the last rank. Paramedic Supervisors are equal to Chiefs in DNA scan time, defibrillator effectiveness and patient HP. |
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Assistant Chief Paramedic | The Assistant Chief Paramedic rank is the first Chief rank. Paramedics who have reached the third highest total experience are awarded this rank, as well as a black uniform and one stripe. |
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Deputy Chief Paramedic | The Deputy Chief Paramedic rank is the second Chief rank. Paramedics who have reached the second highest total experience are awarded this rank, as well as a black uniform and two stripes. |
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Chief Paramedic | The Chief Paramedic rank is the highest Chief rank. Paramedics who have reached the highest total experience are awarded this rank, as well as a black uniform and three stripes. |
In addition to the information listed above, each Paramedic rank earns a higher salary than the last. Rank names above Specialist Paramedic also appear in a different colour in chat and above the player's head.
Leveling
Using each of the items listed in the Equipment section will grant experience. Putting points into the influence gene will increase the amount of experience gained from performing these tasks.
Additional modifiers are applied by the Basic and Advanced Training policies set by the Mayor.
Responding to incidents
The incidents listed below are ordered by highest to lowest priority.
| Incident | Response | Description |
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| Unconscious Person | Code 3 - Lights and Sirens | Responding to incidents to treat unconscious individuals is time-sensitive. Paramedics are authorised to use lights and sirens and break traffic laws within reason. Paramedics may never, for any reason, drive on the wrong side of the highway. Always prioritise unconscious patients over deceased individuals. |
| Active Shooting | Code 3 - Lights and Sirens | When responding to shootouts, Paramedics must always wait a reasonable distance away to avoid risking their own lives. Paramedics must wait for the Police to clear the scene before approaching to treat patients. |
| Bleeding Person | Code 3 - Lights and Sirens | Responding to incidents to treat individuals who are in imminent danger of bleeding out is time-sensitive. Paramedics are authorised to use lights and sirens and break traffic laws within reason. Paramedics may never, for any reason, drive on the wrong side of the highway. Always prioritise unconscious patients over deceased individuals. |
| Broken Legs/Low HP | Code 2 - No Lights or Sirens | Responding to incidents to treat non-life-threatening wounds is not time-sensitive. Paramedics are typically not permitted to break traffic laws when responding to patients who are low on health or have broken legs and are not bleeding. |
| Deceased Person/Body cleanup | Code 2 - No Lights or Sirens | Cleaning up deceased individuals is not time-sensitive. Paramedics are typically not permitted to break traffic laws when responding to a call for body cleanup. |
Outlined are general guidelines to responding to an incident from start to finish
Taking a Pulse
Always prioritise patients with the weakest pulse first. Your objective is to treat as many patients as possible, and not to prioritise Officers.
| Approximate time until death | Measured Pulse |
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| <5 minutes | Strong |
| <4 minutes | Good |
| <3 minutes | Mild |
| <2 minutes | Weak |
| <1 minute | Very Weak |
| <30 seconds | Almost no pulse |
| <10 seconds | Still warm, no pulse |
| 0 seconds | Dead |