• grte@lemmy.ca
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    2 days ago

    What she did was wrong, but I’m wondering why they included the story about the second American nurse?

    In March, a Las Cruces, New Mexico woman who worked as a nurse at Mesilla Valley Behavioural Hospital was charged with three counts of criminal sexual penetration of a minor, one count of criminal sexual contact of a minor in a position of authority and three counts of contributing to the delinquency of a minor, according to a criminal complaint filed in Doña Ana County Magistrate Court.

    Nurse Kayla Salcido, 26, was arrested after cops were tipped off that a nurse sexually assaulted a teen patient. The alleged victim went finked out Salcido to hospital administrators.

    Showed alleged victim her nude snapshots The kinky caregiver allegedly showed the boy nude photos of herself. And while still in hospital, the nurse entered his room and the two passionately kissed.

    After he was discharged from the hospital he allegedly contacted the fun-loving nurse. She picked the boy up near the hospital and she drove them to her apartment.

    At her house, the pair knocked back booze and engaged in sex acts. Salcido allegedly gave the lad oral sex before the pair engaged in sexual intercourse. The sex continued through the night.

    Like, this is a different nurse in a different country committing a different, significantly worse crime…Why include this?

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      11 hours ago

      The alleged victim went finked out Salcido to hospital administrators.

      AY YO they straight up called the kid a snitch in the article, hahaha. That’s fucking wild.

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        2 days ago

        That seems short sighted. I now see this particular paper as being more interested in being salacious than informative and will not likely give it the time of day in the future.

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      God damn it, where were all these horny nurses when I was in the hospital?

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      Why include this

      A British Columbia nurse practitioner allegedly thought love was the drug in her holistic horndog approach to care.

      To demonize nurses or something? Is the nurse union doing something in Winnipeg?

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      It’s obviously an attempt to show that this is a growing problem.

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        It’s not a very good attempt. Like I said, what the BC nurse did was wrong, but she was not sleeping with a minor patient…

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    Absolutely disgusting! Where did this atrocity happen?! What hospital would employ such nurses?! I demand answers!

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      I’m guessing she was looking to make some money. So ya. Just tell her no if you don’t want it.

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    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.

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      13 hours ago

      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.

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        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.

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        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?

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        2 days ago

        If the punishment is suitable for men, it’s suitable for women. Any other position is straight up sexist.

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          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.