re: my biggest realization as a male nurse

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that's them posting tiktok videos dancing to some shitty rap song while on duty

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I use to wonder how medical malpractice contributed to over 250,000 deaths a year in the country. Then this "pandemic" struck and the tiktok vids starting popping up. makes perfect sense now.

Yea this wasnt in nursing school. Who was that retard that posted that?

Pics?

Of your co-workers. Thread is fine without pics of you.

I am glad these women went and earned the skills to make a living. It is better than cash app, venmo, sugar babying, insta thotting, or pyramid scheming

Signed, Greg RN

My wife is a Big 4 accountant and makes loads more cash than your heroes.



I'm married to a super villain I guess......winning

[quote]That's them, jumping over equipment and doing chest compressions until every muscle feels like it will explode. [/quote]

Lucas device.



[quote]That's them, trying to wrestle a 6'2 confused patient back into bed so they don't get injured. [/quote]


Every once in awhile.


[quote]pushing them downstairs to get a CT scan along with 12 IV pumps of critical meds.[/quote]


Wheeled, very easy to push stretchers and nurses only sometimes do this.


[quote]That's them, doing post mortem care and taking their patients to the morgue.[/quote]


Not usually.


[quote]Patients that they had cared, advocated and rooted for and lost sleep over.[/quote]


Nurses aren't losing sleep over patients. If they're losing sleep over a patient, it's because they're afraid they fricked something up.


[quote]Your wives, fiancees and girlfriends are action hero badass, sir. You are lucky beyond words[/quote]


They're skilled labor and were very likely educated at a community college, in the GNO, that would be Angola Community College.


[quote]More often then not, at work, when I find myself face down in the metaphorical dirt, the hand that picks me up and dusts me off belongs to one of these women.[/quote]


Is that before or after she puts down her device?


I'm a licensed healthcare professional in the GNO and I'm also licensed in three states.

If you put me in the position of completely stripping the veneer from this Lifetime movie you're writing, I will.

If being a nurse was a consistently stressful job, women wouldn't be lining up to do it and that's just a frickin' fact.

A ditch digger can change bed pans in a pinch.

Can a nurse dig a ditch?

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Whoopty do.....that is all part of the job.

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Most of that shite nurses typically don't do unless there's a call in or whatever or they don't do it alone.

How come nurses and teachers insist on being constantly praised for simply doing the job that they signed up to do?