After ensuring that the ambulance was up to scratch and touching base with Ravener and Cherie, Redline would get back to her Gopher and then home. She'd set about doing a final check of all her gear; replacing withered firing pins, loading magazines with various ammunition, and tirelessly looking at maps, images and vids of the operation area.
Assuming it was late at night or early in the morning when she'd return, she didn't expect to get a response when she sent a message over the team's channel. "Think best time is at night; lower traffic, maybe fewer eyes watching our face team. Thoughts? 22:00 tomorrow?"
She felt no differently about this run than any other. She'd do her job, make no friends, get paid, and get home. Whether she was extracting some failed runner or an Ares exec, smuggling weapons into the Tir or delivering candy to an orphans' shelter, that was all that mattered.
Once the group agreed upon a time, Redline would try and get a good night's (day's?) sleep before the op. A few hours prior, she'd bring the ambulance to as nondescript a location as she could within 2-3 blocks of the hospital.
She'd then spend the remaining time before the run finding a perch to get a good overwatch spot on one of the hospital's main entrances the ambulance could be parked in front of for a quick extraction. Her priority would be finding a quiet spot nobody would need to access during the time of the run: an empty office roof, the run-down fire escape of an abandoned apartment building maybe. If any conflict arose while she sought a spot, she'd default to trying to remain hidden, but would avoid calling the team if trouble arose. This was something she had to handle herself.