New NHS Ranks

[Mickeey]

For those who are a little confused, the names and abbreviations for some NHS ranks have changed with the new Teamspeak - these are shown below:

 

[Daanish]

I preferred GP

 

[Fetty Wap]

I do think that the old names were a lot easier to understand however im just an NHS fanboy so I guess its up to @CMO Lharmon

 

[Washington]

I'm actually a fan of the new names, if I'm honest! 

 

[Alexim]

It will take some time to get used to the new ones

 

[Professor bobmarley]

Although I personally think First Aider should be replaced with Nurse, for example I was a first aider when I was in the scouts but I don't work for the NHS. I also Resident should be replaced with  Registrar as I believe that's the UK version of Resident.    

EDIT:

This is how I would have the rank system:


NHS Rank



Abbreviation



Student/Foundation Year 1



STU/FY1



Foundation Doctor Year 2/Nurse



FY2/NUR



Paramedic



PMD



Speciality Registrar/Registrar



SpR/REG



Doctor



Dr



Consultant



Cons



Chief Medical Officer



CMO

 

[Elakin]

Still think 'CNT' was a better abbreviation for Consultant 

kappa

 

[The Shadow]

Resident?

 

[Zeito]

Still think 'CNT' was a better abbreviation for Consultant 

kappa

dr. statham from Green Wing comes to mind

 

[Mickeey]

Although I personally think First Aider should be replaced with Nurse, for example I was a first aider when I was in the scouts but I don't work for the NHS. I also Resident should be replaced with  Registrar as I believe that's the UK version of Resident.    

EDIT:

This is how I would have the rank system:


NHS Rank



Abbreviation



Student/Foundation Year 1



STU/FY1



Foundation Doctor Year 2



FY2



Paramedic



PMD



Speciality Registrar/Registrar



SpR/REG



Doctor



Dr



Consultant



Cons



Chief Medical Officer



CMO

We didn't want a load of "Cons" as command though..

And imo, numbers make the abbreviations look a little taccy.

 

[Professor bobmarley]

We didn't want a load of "Cons" as command though..

And imo, numbers make the abbreviations look a little taccy.

Maybe but I just went off the real NHS abbreviations

I updated it as I forgot to put nurse as an option for the second rank (not sure of the real nurse abbreviation)

 

[Thomas Shelby]

It was aalways stupid how doctor was above surgeon. I think resident should be replaced with surgeon.

 

[Trev]

#Trev4CST