Medically Trained Members

Hello there!

Are there any other members out there who are medically trained and enjoy medfet?

I'm an emergency medical technician and at first, I thought people would accuse me of getting into my line of work because of my medical fetish so I could creep on people, but really, it's extremely easy to draw the line. When I'm with patients, they don't have an age, gender or race. A patient is like a mannequin. I assess, treat the symptoms and take them to the hospital. Throughout the routine, I don't think at all of medfet. When I get home, though, and spend time with my boyfriend, when I examine him or have him examine me, it's alway so intense and erotic.

So my question is, for those of you who are medically trained, is it also easy for you to separate your fetishism from your job? 😃

Yes i think it;s easy to draw the line. a patient is a patient i am only there to help and listen to anything they need to say or feel they can't say to anyone else.

I am a paramedic / occupational nurse by profession. Any patient I see professionally is just another slab of meat on the table. Most of my medfet is with other health care providers. There a quite a few of us in the medical world, sort of a secret under current in the hospital. We play with each other and know what each other wants. Plus, we have all the fun toys available for free.

Ethics prevent us from playing with patients. This is a line that does not get crossed. If you want to play with us, ask us out after you are discharged. You may be pleasantly surprised.

The idea of being toyed with by an actual medical professional is much more arousing than being toyed with by a layman.

I concur being a retired medical professional my play patients like the fact that i have a medical background.

Having a medical background definately is a plus.

I'm not sure if any of them are members here, but several of my play patients have been nurses and several have been emts.

I agree. As a doctor you do so much examining and asking intimate questions it very quickly becomes routine and rather boring. People sometimes ask what it's like to examine a patient you find attractive ... it makes some difference of course, but it's really not much more exciting than seeing her on the street.

The exception is the rare case where the patient is clearly attracted to you as the doctor, and/or is enjoying the encounter and examination. Then much more difficult (but extremely important) to maintain professionalism. This is the scenario for most of my work-related fantasies.

During my early practice years, I was a volunteer doc at a free community healh clinic and was spending more time treating STDs than anything else.

The clientele was a young 18-25 and though we always had a female nurse present and there was no hanky-panky. It was somewhat arousing to be examining pretty young women, but there was never any inclination to try to get together with them away from the clinic.

Some young women were turned on by the exam process and gave themselves away with effusive wetness, pushing against an examining finger or instrument, and little sounds of pleasure.

The nurses I worked with frequently liked medical play away from the clinic. It started a lovely area of play for the rest of my life.

Glossing over the fact that it would be both unethical and illegal, there is no temptation because I have not spent all these years to prepare myself to role-play med-fetish fantasies but to practice a meaningful profession to the best of my ability. In some things there are fine lines but never with a patient or client.

Ive just got in after a 14 hour shift in ER, Im fucked! but not in the way you think! ive had 10 mins break in that time, ive had a very sick baby, a AAA who nearly died, chest pains, heart attacks, amputed fingers,

No.... i am clearly able to seperate med fet from work. I havent had time to even wee today let alone think impure thoughts. However, now im home i need some relaxation therapy before the next shift tomorrow. Any suggestions? 😃

I agree with the sentiments already posted. There really is no problem with the separation of work and play, in my experience. The real life experience certainly does come in handy with online exams, though! Patients certainly do enjoy a realistic exam.

I can't speak from personal experience, but I am lucky enough to have a partner who is an MD. We have talked about this, and he has always been able to keep his professional life completely separate from his private one. At one time he was an OB/GYN, and I asked him why he changed specialities when he so obviously appreciates and enjoys seeing, feeling, and exploring female genitals. He explained that examining a patient and playing with me are two completely different things; with patients, he is all business and erotic thoughts don't even cross his mind. With me, it is a completely different story! 😁

I agree with Heartbeat Honey. I am a Paramedic and yes, after a while, another patient is, well, another patient, a job and that's it. I am only human however and I can't say that an attractive female patient goes un-noticed. If I can get away with a bit more of an abdominal exam than would be normal, then I guess you could call me guilty. I would never do anything to risk my job or make a patient feel uncomfortable. As far as my exam skills go, the job does help, though over the years they have been developed with gf's and other willing participants as patients.

I'm a nurse in a pediatrician's office. But there is a fine line between fetish and work. But it sure brings back some childhood memories.

I guess the fact that I was examined thoroughly by my doctor when I was a child and I've been fascinated with med-fet for years...I just decided to become a nurse. I do enjoy seeing the exams and helping out at times.

And the fun of a real exam room ! 😉

I'm a basic EMT. As I Like being the patient, I really enjoy reading the patient charts. Also have a nurse fetish so really enjoy seeing all the nurses at the various hospitals and nursing homes.

I am a Physician Assistant (PA), been in medical profession over 35 years. I have a medfet fantasy clinic in the basement of my home. I have 11 regular "patients", all female, in my clinic and am about to add two more. I offer routine exams to exotic bondage exams, strip searches, forced exams with restraints, enemas, whatever the patient wants. My wife, who has no professional medical knowledge, is my nurse. She has studied on her own to be able to assist me like a professional nurse. Safety is our primary concern. We enjoy playing in our clinic. When I go to work in the ER, the play clinic stays in the basement.

My medfet is going on now for 30+ years, but as soon I have to go to a real doctor the story changes completely. I'm going there, because I'm sick and not for fun. But I have to say sometimes it gets pretty mixed up. I just had surgery (nothing big), but my whole feeling was mixed up with the nurses and the OR. I got prepped and fixed to the table. I was only under local anesthesia in "La-La-Land", but it was funny getting worked on by professionals and me thinking on my medfet. I'm wondering, if there are doc's and nurses with medfet ambitions and how would someone like me (or us) find out. Are there any signs or secret questions? It would be the biggest thing for me to have a clinic session in a real hospital with doctors and nurses of the same interrest. 😉

I have taken some time away from my med studies. I am trained as a medical assistant and plan to go back to school in a couple of years to get my R.N.s degree. I have been in to medfet for about 9 years. So when I am working with a sub they usually call me nurse or doctor jen. But safty is always first.

I am a trained first aider and the few times I have had to apply first aid to someone, it is as though medfet thing just doesn't exist. When I am home later in the evening and the peson I happened to treat was an attractive female, then the fantasy starts 😁

Easy to separate. Generally, patients are ill or come to me with a specific complaint. I personally don't do routine physicals in my speciality. Even when I did, I worked so hard, and with long hours, erotic thoughts never crossed my mind, only getting some sleep.

In reality, the actual practice of medicine is just not an erotic profession. It's just hard work, with long hours, and tremendous responsibility since your dealing with a individuals health and (dare I say it) life.

I was trained primarily as an OR nurse BSN/MSN. The truth is, med-fet is not our biggest kink. My husband and I really come into our own with S&M. Our scenes vary from sensual to very severe. We both switch and occasionally see others in groups at S&M parties. Once in a while we will have an extended medical session, but I'm not including enemas as medical. We do that more frequently.

After a day at work, the blood and guts is enough, and I want something different at home.

I am a RN who works in an out patient surgery center that does both Urology and Gynaecology.I have the best of both worlds.I am into having med fetish procedures on me or helping some one do them.

Work is work and play is play. The intents are entirely different. Ironically, the other major difference is the luxury of time in play exams that is never afforded in the real world.

Dr. B.

Although I'm not working as such now I was a Paramedic for seven years. When I was on duty the patient was more an object than a sexual being. I never gave it any thought until I read your post. Looking back at it I've seen many beautiful women naked while I was treating them but, I never looked at them in a sexual way. Funny how that turns off when working.

Myself - I am not currently medically trained, though I plan to undertake EMT, paramedic, and perhaps nursing training in the near future.

To be 100% honest, yes, medical fetishism did, in part, convince me to try this out.....but not in the way that most people think. I don't suspect I will have any trouble being professional when I start work, as I'm not going into it to take advantage of patients at all. What I want realized is that some of the subject matter (anatomy, etc...and not any particular anatomy, but all parts of the human body, and how it works) is much more fascinating than I thought it would be, and the relationship between a patient and caregiver is rewarding, not from a sexual standpoint, but from a personal one...after talking to others who are in the field, who I've met through the site.

And yes........a small part of me wants to learn new techniques to use in the fetish world.....but I can get that from a textbook 😃.

^^^^ Don't worry, it won't, especially after you have a few close calls with death and lives in the balance, you will quickly learn to separate work from med-fet play.

I'm a male Registered Nurse. I started working in 1970. I only recently got into medfet, but I have not had any problem keeping reality and fantasy seperate. The biggest problem I've encountered is finding like minded individuals to have discussions with. I only just found this forum and was pleasantly surprised.

You sound as though you have the perfect mate and DOC. It is a shame that more role play patients can not find the real thing. I think what I prefer about wanting the real thing is I want to be pushed to try new and perhaps edge play, yet have someone with the educated knowledge to assist if it goes to far.