Today was our first in the department. Seems very similar
to normal radiology departments. Pretty low key.
At muster (roll call) the main
commander over DCSS ( support departments like radiology and pharmacy) said if we had any
questions to come to his office if we didn't want to ask in front of anyone.
The radiology group is fun and pretty laid back. We have 4 rooms and a CT unit,
3 C arms and 4 portables and 2 ultra sound units plus a mobile ultra sound. Was able to
watch a CT abdomen.
The resident radiologist took me up to the ship store and I
was able to get 2 shirts, hat, a back pack, coins and a drink. Only 5 people are
allowed in the store at a time so they line up outside the door and rotate in
as one leaves.
Danielle Taysom, the head radiologist and our Relief Society president gave
me some other type of motion sickness pills to take before we pulled out of
port.
The ship pulled out of port at 16:00 (4:00 pm). Everyone was up on the deck
watching as the tugboats pushed, pulled and turned the ship about to proceed out
of the harbor. We were able to see the submarines docked. Tried to stay on deck
to get a picture of the sunset but too many clouds.
Attended a mandatory
information in service meeting, which was basically the same as the power point we had
emailed us. I had a very hard time with the rocking of the ship.
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