Medically Trained Members

BSN, RN

MD, American Board certified urologist. I was also a paramedic since 2004 although I an no longer doing that any longer.

A former medical illustrator and medical photographer here. Photographs always taken for patient records and teaching purposes. regards, irrigator333.

Retired emergency physician. Bored already and thinking about returning to work. Not ER.

In an other life I practiced General Surgery.

Not many sexy exams there.

Once a post-op patient (ER case) presented to the office for her post-op check. She was doing well and had no complaints.

I told her I would get the Medical Assistant so I could remove her bandages and to please undress. She QUICKLY said "No, don't!"

I turned from the door to see her unbuttoning her business dress.

She was wearing black lace bra and garter set with those thigh-high nylons with the seam in the back. No panties!

As she laid her dress across the exam table, she asked me how everything looked. She knew how I thought things looked from my scrub bottoms.

I noted the incisions were healing sans erythema, induration, or exudate. All were clean, dry, and intact (C/D/I).

Then I, with great care and tenderness, got the fuck out of there!

Medically trained. Never licensed.

I realize there’s a line between work and play. Obviously. But seriously, do any of you medical professionals ever, even just for a moment, think “wow now that is a cute bottom!” for example? I mean, you’re not robots after all.

Honestly, ALL of us on Zity have our work life and our professional life. But I admit that at work sometimes I have very basic human thoughts that have nothing to do with my job. Thoughts I would NEVER share with coworkers. And then it passes and I’m refocused on the task at hand. No harm done.

At least on Zity you’re anonymous, so nothing you admit to is going to lead to someone suggesting your license be revoked!

Just wondering. Thank you.

EMT and paramedic in the late 70’s and early 80’s. Never saw patients as anything other than patients. One time a young lady I knew from another setting came into the ER with a drug overdose. In other circumstances I would have liked to have seen her naked. This time, however, it didn’t affect me at all. I was too busy trying to help save her life. ( We succeeded,)

RDA(Registered Dental Assistant) also trained multiple times in CPR and currently a RD student

Well, I did stay at a Holiday Inn last night!

Started as an EMT (1989), then a Medic (1995). Eventually an ED RN (2004) and into administration.

Emt-A

Retired internist with endocrinology subspecialty. About 70% primary care.

Emt since 1988 and still going but about time to give it up

As an RN on a general surgery floor, I will admit there are times when someone catches my eye in a less-than-professional way. However, since I want to keep nursing, I put that aside. My professional and private lives are about as far apart as possible. If someone told me to give up nursing or my med fetish, I'd disappear from here and delete many video and jpeg files.