Only use vehicles and uniforms specific to your rank and department.
Ensure you read all the server rules.
Never pick up, buy or use any form of weaponry.
All NHS treatment is free at the point of call, you may not ask for any form of payment from patients.
Never loot someone, even if they’re dead, when on duty.
You must ONLY wear NHS uniform (unless authorised).
You must ONLY drive NHS vehicles (unless authorised).
Ensure you are in the NHS Discord.
You may never revive a full deceased person, unless instructed to by an admin.
Ensure that you do not revive inside of a combat situation.
NHS cannot enter the casino, red zones, drug turfs or any boxing rings. ( You can enter boxing rings when you are Panic Trained. )
You must always revive individuals in the following order of priority:
NHS > PD > HMP > Civilian
In the instance that you hit a civilian who is injured/bleeding out, thus fully killing them, you are permitted to still revive the fully deceased person and apologise for the inconvenience.
If an admin requests you to revive an individual or you see that a player has been killed outside of RP, regardless of whether they are fully dead or bleeding out, you are allowed to pick them up.
Being a representative of the NHS is a privilege. Interjecting and ruining RP using these whitelisted privileges will not be tolerated.
At all times, medics should value their life. Therefore, entering an active combat situation would be a poor value of life. This also means you should not revive anyone involved in a combat scenario. You must wait at least 3 minutes before entering an area that was previously a combat situation (wait 3 minutes after the last gunshot has been fired). If the Police are on scene, ask for permission to treat before you enter the situation.
We do not use DNRs in this community. We believe that everyone should get a fair chance at revival and to get to experience the roleplay that is brought into the server by the faction. If anyone is caught not reviving certain people, they will be suspended. The exception to this is when they have been clearly killed, for example, shot in the head, blown up or anything that is clearly unable to be treated for.
You must abide to ALL traffic laws unless you are responding to emergencies with your lights/sirens switched on (Q + 1, 2, 3).
Headlights must be turned on when necessary.
Drive safely and responsibly - If you are found to be driving recklessly your privileges will be taken away, and you may be reported to the Police.
Within NHS you are provided with a panic button which you can use with the command /panic
To ensure correct usage of your panic button and prevent any punishments, please read the following:
- You can only use your panic button when you are initiated on, this means your life is in danger. You cannot panic because there are shots in your area, for example.
- You must ensure you are staying in the spot where you are before panicking; your panic stays at the spot where you use the command. This means if you are in a moving vehicle, you cannot use your panic button.
- Before panicking, communicate with your fellow NHS, try your best to make sure minimal people are using their panic button. Let's say number 1,2, and 3 use their panic button, and no one from PD shows up? Tell the other 3 to use their panic after waiting a minute. Don't spam it too much.
- Do not bind your panic button to a keybind because if you accidentally press your keybind, it will go off.
To summarize this above, make sure to use your panic wisely and don't troll with it.