Getting off the elevator Roman was paged to the ER. He knew they were
getting slammed down there and had better get to the ER.
"I have to get back down there- follow the signs to x-ray or ask for help. You really need to have your wrist looked at tonight." He told her
"Sure no problem" She stepped off the elevator and the doors closed.
Roman could have kicked himself; he didn't even get her name. Oh well he'd ask Carter.
After three long hours of surgery to put car wreck victims together again, Romano knew his decorator would be long gone. He thought about the brunette with the hurt arm. He had to find Carter. Unfortunately, Carter had left the ER, but Kerry Weaver was still there.
"Do you live here?" He asked her
"No, there's a situation that has to be cleared up before I can leave." He didn't like the way she said that. Weaver "situations" tended to turn into headaches for him.
Apparently, one of the victims of the pile up had been a state senator,that had arrived DOA. His body was missing. There was no record of him in the morgue, but there was a chart. Romano grabbed the chart. "Errors have been made I'm sure you will find someone to blame ,but don't turn this into another Chen problem. Before you start casting blame slow down and think" He looked at her angrly Who lost the body of a public official? This was ridiculous, He was never going to get out of this hospital. He asked if any family members had been contacted and found out that they had not. He found out that the only other person that knew about the screw up was Abby. He put both women in the lounge.
"No one talks about this situation. Abby you will personally search every part of this hospital that a body could be ,NOW. I will make damn sure that body was identified correctly and that all the paperwork is correct. I don't want to find out he got turffed off to another hospital without our knowledge."
"And what will I be doing?" Weaver asked
"Chaos, Panic, Disorder –I think your work here is done."
Robert walked to the admit desk and looked through the chart hoping to find some clue as to the whereabouts of the missing senator. He called the morgue and told the attendant on duty to pull all the stiffs and their paper work. He dreaded going to the morgue. He hated that place. Once in the morgue it took him five minutes to find the body of the senator. The Attendant was new and had failed to log the body into the morgue. The dressing down he gave the attendant slightly improved his foul mood. The fact that the lingering smell of cannabis was in the air helped fuel Romano's tirade.
"If you are going to pretend you work here, We will to pretend to pay you – Do you understand " Romano barked at the attendant.
"Am I fired" the attendant wined
"I'm assuming when you took this job you started out with nothing, guess what you still have some of it left. Yes you are fired!" And with that Romano left the morgue went to the ER.
"Problem solved, some new morgue attendant didn't log him in correctly. Make sure we get a drug test on him before he is officially fired. Use that as the excuse so we don't have to explain why the senator was missing for a few hours. I am going home"
"I have to get back down there- follow the signs to x-ray or ask for help. You really need to have your wrist looked at tonight." He told her
"Sure no problem" She stepped off the elevator and the doors closed.
Roman could have kicked himself; he didn't even get her name. Oh well he'd ask Carter.
After three long hours of surgery to put car wreck victims together again, Romano knew his decorator would be long gone. He thought about the brunette with the hurt arm. He had to find Carter. Unfortunately, Carter had left the ER, but Kerry Weaver was still there.
"Do you live here?" He asked her
"No, there's a situation that has to be cleared up before I can leave." He didn't like the way she said that. Weaver "situations" tended to turn into headaches for him.
Apparently, one of the victims of the pile up had been a state senator,that had arrived DOA. His body was missing. There was no record of him in the morgue, but there was a chart. Romano grabbed the chart. "Errors have been made I'm sure you will find someone to blame ,but don't turn this into another Chen problem. Before you start casting blame slow down and think" He looked at her angrly Who lost the body of a public official? This was ridiculous, He was never going to get out of this hospital. He asked if any family members had been contacted and found out that they had not. He found out that the only other person that knew about the screw up was Abby. He put both women in the lounge.
"No one talks about this situation. Abby you will personally search every part of this hospital that a body could be ,NOW. I will make damn sure that body was identified correctly and that all the paperwork is correct. I don't want to find out he got turffed off to another hospital without our knowledge."
"And what will I be doing?" Weaver asked
"Chaos, Panic, Disorder –I think your work here is done."
Robert walked to the admit desk and looked through the chart hoping to find some clue as to the whereabouts of the missing senator. He called the morgue and told the attendant on duty to pull all the stiffs and their paper work. He dreaded going to the morgue. He hated that place. Once in the morgue it took him five minutes to find the body of the senator. The Attendant was new and had failed to log the body into the morgue. The dressing down he gave the attendant slightly improved his foul mood. The fact that the lingering smell of cannabis was in the air helped fuel Romano's tirade.
"If you are going to pretend you work here, We will to pretend to pay you – Do you understand " Romano barked at the attendant.
"Am I fired" the attendant wined
"I'm assuming when you took this job you started out with nothing, guess what you still have some of it left. Yes you are fired!" And with that Romano left the morgue went to the ER.
"Problem solved, some new morgue attendant didn't log him in correctly. Make sure we get a drug test on him before he is officially fired. Use that as the excuse so we don't have to explain why the senator was missing for a few hours. I am going home"