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Medical personnel provide day-to-day medical care to the people aboard ship, and treat injuries just like any other doctor.
Medical Cadets do not usually Minor in any other field, but are required to take four elective skills, which may be any science or medical skill. More than two specialization fields are encouraged by Starfleet, but not required. Ship's Doctors should consider taking at least one Medicine: (other race) skill for most of the races that they would normally come in contact with during normal ship's operations.

Medical Cadets have generally completed medical studies on their respective homeworlds, and thus generally start their Academy training at age 25. They go through a different type of training program than do any other type of Cadet. The Academy medical training lasts eight years, and doesn't include any internships.

Biology (or Xenobiology: (specialty)), Biochemistry (or Xenobiochemistry: (specialty)), Diagnosis: (Terran), Diagnosis: (native or non-Terran), Diagnosis: (non-native -and- non-Terran), Diplomacy, Life Support, Electronics Operations: Medical, Sensors, Physician: (Terran), Physician: (native or non-Terran), Physician: (non-native -and- non-Terran), Physiology: (Terran), Physiology: (native or non-Terran), Psychology: (Terran), Psychology: (native or non-Terran), Psychology: (non-native -and- non-Terran), Xenophysiology: (non-native -and- non-Terran)

Felicity Le Fievre

Felicity sat there excited to start in her education in the medical field. The past few years had been spent in preperation for this day and finaly, she was able to take another step towards her goal. Her face was set in an attentive look and she had her Data PADD open on a black document, ready to take notes. She looked around her and noticed that the class was fairly small and that made her slightly happy. The less competition there was, the more chance she had to be the best.

Johnathan was running through the halls, more than five minutes late, he burst into what he throught was his engineering class. Of course, it wasn't. Everyone was staring at him, "Uhhh, hi, I'm in the wrong class, aren't I?" The Professor was glaring at him too. Dammit, I'm such an idiot!

"And so the pericardium-" Lenara was abruptly cut off by a young, male student who burst into her room blabbering. Now normally Lenara was a very peaceful person, but interruptions were one of her biggest pet peeves, so she couldn't help but send the poor Cadet a death stare. "What exactly are you looking for young man?" Lenara tried hard to not hiss at the boy, she was a teacher after all, she should give the students a bit of a break. . . at least for the first couple days.

Felicity Le Fievre

She turned back to him with indifferent eyes and smile just a bit. She had to admit that this situation was just a tad funny. Everyone was so intense that they would never find it so but it really was. She faught back a chuckle as she tried to hide her growing smile with her curly locks.

"J-Johnathan R. Girio," He said, still very aware that he was suddenly a spectacle.
((Sorry for the one liner))

Felicity Le Fievre

"Poor idiot," she muttered. Her eyes perked at the possibility of someone having to escort him to his class. She hoped she wouldn't be bothered by this issue beyond the depart of the boy. If the class remained distracted she would get impatient and it might not turn out so well for anyone that sits near her and is misfortunate to bug her.