Which Trek Doctor would you want to have?

[miraclefan]

Dr.Phlox. Oh! and isn't it Dr.Pulanski not Pulaski? Please correct me if I am wrong,Thanks.

It's Pulaski. I remember that because she was the doctor when I was in the first grade in Chicago, and I always equated her to a street named Chicago and for Pulaski Day, a holiday that meant school kids had the day off. I didn't like her as a doctor, but I would be forever indebted for her involvement in getting us the three-day weekend, courtesy of Dr. Katherine Pulaski Day.

Hey, I was seven, I had my beliefs.

Thanks for correcting me, AND the great story

 

[CaptainStoner]

In real life, I just took a primary MD with a reputation for great skill and dedication, but not known for charisma. Which is where I'm at with picking Pulaski. I wouldn't pick a Doctor that is downright unfriendly, or condescending, but otherwise, I'm not looking for a golf buddy.
And besides, in my still teenage mind, I'd totally have a shot with Dr. Crusher. Better to avoid the whole doctor-patient snare.

 

[drychlick]

dr crusher she so hot lol! what can i said i am a man !

 

[jgdst]

I'd have to go with Phlox. Mostly natural medicine, and a fairly decent bedside manner, plus I imagine he'd make a stay in sickbay a little more bearable with his unique outlook on life.

The Doctor could be a little snappy and overbearing, and Bashir, while a more than competent doctor did start off quite brash and annoying

 

[Michael]

Lieutenant Julian Subatoi Bashir, MD.

Of course ...

 

[Anika Hanson]

The emergency medical Holographic doctor is the most knowledgable, but Crusher and Bashir are also highly competent and have a good bedside mannor.

I'd go with Crusher as she is female.

 

[Tachyon]

Crusher. I think I would get along with her better than with those others.

 

[Star Treks]

To have a conversation with, Phlox.
To flirt with, Crusher.
To have lunch with, Bashir,
To treat me, EMH all the way.

 

[kissthestar]

I choose Pulaski--for the hotness!

 

[Lonemagpie]

The EMH, no question - knows everything medical there is to know.

 

[LLAP]

For me it's a tough choice between Bashir and the EMH. While Bashir would be a nice guy to have a drink with, I think the sheer memory and experience of the EHM would make him a worthy personal doctor.

 

[LutherSloan]

This is tough, but I decided to go with Dr. Bashir.

 

[Mysterion]

McCoy any day of the week, and twice on Sunday.

 

[Neroon]

Dr. Crusher.


...

Officer thinking there.

But for the hormone-free response, It's a close call between classic Trek McCoy and Bashir.

 

[24thcenstfan]

I would pick the EMH. He doesn't have the greatest bedside manner, but he has a tremendous amount of medical knowledge at his disposal. I don't need to be friends with my doctor anyway.

 

[CaptainStoner]

Interesting tie with Bashir and the EMH. Bashir has access to the same information as the EMH, so I don't see a practical advantage there. But Bashir has the ability to make human leaps of reasoning which the EMH can only emulate at best. Or can it? Gets into the area of a Data debate.

 

[LLAP]

Well you see another advantage of the EMH is that you can wipe his memory should he have to perform any embarrassing operations...

 

[Keith1701]

Dr. Pulaski leave at the space station.

 

[Cyke101]

Trek McCoy and Bashir.

As opposed to X-Man McCoy?

 

[greenmystik]

I went with Crusher. She not to bad to look at and she has the skills to boot.