A Kamloops nurse practitioner is under investigation after allegedly offering sex as part of medical care. Patient alleges flirty comments and unwanted advances during a home visit exam.
Clearly has her own behavioral health needs. Gross.
Crossing the patient caregiver line is borderline incestuous and just as forbidden, with good reason. I hope they pull her license and give her jail time.
My wife is a nurse, she gets a monthly newsletter from Ontario Nurse’s Association about infractions and punishment.
Every month there is a horny nurse story.
In the states, infractions are posted by each state board. Infractions are public info, from suspensions to reinstatements to revocations and why. I don’t spend an inordinate amount of time reading these things, but each time I’ve read through a state publication, that’s not what I read. It’s largely drugs or lack of documentation. The latter very likely comes up in lawsuits and it’s found someone didn’t complete their paperwork.
The sex/rape thing isn’t typical. Honestly, I don’t know how our nurses would find the time or energy. Exhaustion (mental and physical) and overworked is middle of the bell curve there.
I’ve not read through CNA suspensions and revocations so I don’t know what they generally do to lose their certifications.
I’ve said it before, the closest analogy I can find to crossing the patient caregiver line, viscerally resonates like possible incest. Hard cringe. Gross. Abusive. And you have to be a little fucked in the head go there. Not sure how any doctor, nurse, or anyone else in direct care roles can even think of going there.
These are vulnerable people by virtue of the fact that the caregiver is in a power over situation. Healthcare may not want that power, but they have it all the same.
Damn I’m one to avoid the doctor but y’all almost have me ready for a check up over here. Is there a ranking of “party hospitals” like Playboy used to have for colleges when I was a kid?
Tbf, offering sex shouldn’t be punishable by jail time for men either (though I bet you could conjure up some cases that did result in just that). Unless the guy won’t take no for an answer to the degree it becomes harassment, just “ay you want some dick?” should absolutely not result in jail time for anyone.
I know asking a woman out for coffee is seen by some as tantamount to unauthorized fisting these days, but we CAN chill out a bit.
Clearly has her own behavioral health needs. Gross.
Crossing the patient caregiver line is borderline incestuous and just as forbidden, with good reason. I hope they pull her license and give her jail time.
My wife is a nurse, she gets a monthly newsletter from Ontario Nurse’s Association about infractions and punishment. Every month there is a horny nurse story.
In the states, infractions are posted by each state board. Infractions are public info, from suspensions to reinstatements to revocations and why. I don’t spend an inordinate amount of time reading these things, but each time I’ve read through a state publication, that’s not what I read. It’s largely drugs or lack of documentation. The latter very likely comes up in lawsuits and it’s found someone didn’t complete their paperwork.
The sex/rape thing isn’t typical. Honestly, I don’t know how our nurses would find the time or energy. Exhaustion (mental and physical) and overworked is middle of the bell curve there.
I’ve not read through CNA suspensions and revocations so I don’t know what they generally do to lose their certifications.
I’ve said it before, the closest analogy I can find to crossing the patient caregiver line, viscerally resonates like possible incest. Hard cringe. Gross. Abusive. And you have to be a little fucked in the head go there. Not sure how any doctor, nurse, or anyone else in direct care roles can even think of going there.
These are vulnerable people by virtue of the fact that the caregiver is in a power over situation. Healthcare may not want that power, but they have it all the same.
Damn I’m one to avoid the doctor but y’all almost have me ready for a check up over here. Is there a ranking of “party hospitals” like Playboy used to have for colleges when I was a kid?
Jail time? Are you insane?
Just imagine the fallout had a male nurse done this…
If the punishment is suitable for men, it’s suitable for women. Any other position is straight up sexist.
Tbf, offering sex shouldn’t be punishable by jail time for men either (though I bet you could conjure up some cases that did result in just that). Unless the guy won’t take no for an answer to the degree it becomes harassment, just “ay you want some dick?” should absolutely not result in jail time for anyone.
I know asking a woman out for coffee is seen by some as tantamount to unauthorized fisting these days, but we CAN chill out a bit.