Medically Trained Members

I was a certified EMT for about 10 years. As providers, we know the profession and where to draw the line. You cannot be aroused at a wreck scene where you have to cut off the clothes of someone bleeding profusely.

On the flip side, I did enjoy practice sessions on my fellow EMTs. It was fun to have that little unnecessary extra touch in places that were not affected... 😃

NewPhantasies has a good point. In the ER there just isn't time to worry about the pretty ladies body you are working on and it's not right if that is what you are doing. When I was in nursing school, I was the only male around. Made for some interesting times. Saw plenty of females in compromising positions and I was quite sexually active at that time. I ended up marrying one of the girls I dated in nursing school. 36 years now and counting.

I'm a med student. Frankly speaking, auscultating/being auscultated in medical settings does nothing for me at all 😃

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I'm a med student. Frankly speaking, auscultating/being auscultated in medical settings does nothing for me at all

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It doesn't do anything for me either. Nothing in a real medical exam does anything for me. I'm too concerned that anything might be found that could impact my life or the life of my patients.

For me, there is complete separation of work and play.

I a paramedic been in the medical setting for ten years but work and play are two completly different things.

I spent my young adult years in the military as an OR Tech in the Dental field, and continued for another 4 years after the military. When I was active in the medical field, I didn't know I was into medfet. I was way too busy learning all the different disciplines required. (I cross trained for hospital corpsman while doing pre-dental studies with the interns. I really wanted to be a dentist in those young days.) I even did a year as a foot messenger at Cedars-Sinai in Los Angeles. I got to walk the hospital, non-stop almost for 8 hours a shift. I saw a whole lot there, from premature infants to comatose patients -- life and death. I was present on a number of code blues. It was a job - entertaining though it was. I had patients to care for. Did I see them as objects? Never. Humans who needed something, yes. Running a half mile for blood instead of dawdling could mean the difference between life and death. Getting the blood gas samples to the lab rapidly and properly cooled meant the patient got the right medications and care.

I had actually thought about returning as an RN, but have a back injury that will not let me do it. The medical field engages one part of my mind... medfet another.

I have emergency medical training myself.

I am very respectful of my PT when I am doing my job, but when I get home and reflect on sexy PT I usually have some fun! 😉

I thought I was the only one with mf and being a medical professional....I confess I was ashamed even to tell people on internet!!!

Wow, today I'm much more relieved..

thank you all!

On purpose: I think it's easy to draw the line, of course! We are professionals!

I'm not medically trained, but I have good knowledge of medicine.

I've been playing doctor in some fashion for 40 years. I started at a very young age!

As part of my job I am EMT 2 Certified. However, I got the certification partly because of my medfetish

When I was a teenager, I volunteered for a summer camp for kids with disabilities. There were HUNDREDS of campers every week. 15 cabins, 25 campers to a cabin, 2 counselors and there was 1 nurse on staff for the whole camp. If you were a counselor all summer you were "trusted" (I bet to keep your mouth shut) and the nurse would teach you to help her. It started with passing out the meds in your cabin. Then to giving the insulin shots (and there were an abnormal number of campers who needed insulin). There was a chart on the wall and we marked down every time a camper had a BM. If there was no BM for 4 days, the camper got an enema. At first, the counselor just watched. Then you helped hold the camper still. If a camper would hold still...the 14 year old counselor administered the enema...regardless of the sex of the counselor or camper.

Lots of interesting replies in here. i'm not a trained pro and am more of a sub than anything, but it's not surprising to read that the pros are into it. i can also see that it would be very easy to draw the line between work and play.

I'm not currently practicing but i'm trained as a CNA, cardiovascular tech and phlebotomist. The 2 were always kept seperate when i was at work i would never think of play. I hope to be back in the field soon

Dave

I can tell you that my female doctor gf is definitely into med fet. As others have said, lucky me!

Finished CNA a month ago, get to start nursing this summer 😃!

I had no idea there were that many medical providers into medfet. It makes sense, since we have the knowledge but always have to stay professional when at work. I think the fact that we have to maintain such a high level of professionalism while at work lends itself to us exploring even more once we are off the clock.

As for me, I work as a paramedic and have never been inclined to cross the line with patients or co-workers. Work is work...and that's it. Now I would be lying if I said I didn't secretly wonder about how many of the ER nurses might be into it on their off time, but it isn't a line that is worth crossing while at work. In the age of sexual harassment and such, keeping work and play separated is an absolute must for me.

I am a paramedic. I have no trouble seperating the two - fetish and professional.

Not a professional myself but have received medical training to allow a more independent life style, like true professionals I am kept informed of new products & procedures that relate to my situation.

I am a former field medic now in medical school. Personally, I have never let the two parts of my life overlap. We consider the well being of a real patient above all else and there is no room for fetishism. The few cases of medical professionals crossing the line I have seen/heard of are mostly a case of a medical professional acting out a desire for control rather than acting on a sexual fetish.

I attended med school planning on going into interventional radiology, then decided to change careers entirely. I really was not that into medplay at the time...but the experience has been a great benefit to play now. Not only with realism as a plus, but in terms of safety I know what to do..and what not to do as far as play boundaries are concerned

I am not in Nursing, but an emergency medical technician with my local ambulance.

I'm a nurse. It's been so long since i've been on a ward i probably would be dangerous with a bedpan.

Seriously, the training and experience just enhances our love life, as do frequent enemas and body play. We know how to feel good and not take chances.

BTW, i do medical executive work now.

A cute true story. many years ago I was a field medic in The Canadian Armed Forces Reserve. The armoury was in a major downtown Canadian city, it was a great place to park if a member had to go downtown to shop etc, since the parking was free. One day I had a job interview downtown, so I parked at the armoury, I was inside the offices, no one was there except some people in of the other branches of the reserves along with armoury security. I had a suit on ,I was young ,just then a young lady walked in very pretty, she greeted me. She informed me that she was there for a medical exam, she wanted to join due to the that she was a nursing student. She wanted to be an officer candidate, she asked me if I was the doctor. Now this would make great story if I said I was, I am not that stupid. The last thing I needed was to be arrested by the military police, and charged for impersonating a doctor. What I did tell her no one was in to conduct the medicals .I gave her a number to call so she could reschedule her appointment. Sorry it isn't a great story but, I did fantasize about giving her a military style medical exam

I'm a specialist in first Aid, and now i work with med equipment. and I love med Play.

But I did sleep at a Holiday Inn last night.......

Probably spent a good year as a patient in various hospitals under the age of ten. As a teen found I had a huge interest in cardiology ergo heartbeats. Never had the desire to formally train in medicine however was exposed far too much to combat wounds and did my share of field dressing and stitching after spending three years in SE Asia.

Almost a decade later I married a nursing instructor whose specialty was OB-Gyn. Was exposed to hours upon hours of medical videos being previewed. Ironically med-fet was a very taboo subject around the bedroom or anywhere else. 15 yrs later I do believe I could still perform a uncomplicated delivery.

However I would prefer stething an attractive female .......Sigh

Currently I am maintain my registery as an EMT-Basic.

A number of years ago I was a CRT (EMT-I) and EMT-P.

I retain and maintain my standing as an instructor as well.

It is easy to maintain a inpenetrable wall between med fet & the rest of the world.

In addition I have been certified to teach for many years as well.

CNA, EMT-I, and Massage Therapist.

Im currently in training as an aneasthetic nurse // assistant.

which puts me directly into the lone of fire wit surgery etc. I spend most of my day taking over peoples vital function, airway management and a lot of (very strong) medication, like opiates, muscle-relaxants and aneastetics.

However, eventhough i do fantasize about being submitted to "medical experiments" and bondage and such, none of these thoughts ever cross my mind while working with patients.

Like many others here say; just another slap of meat to stick meds and stuff into 😜

There is simply no way to trigger a fantasy when you are staring at someones beating heart or pulsing brain....

(I do mean that literally)

On the other hand, I am trained to aply gastric probes, Catheters and thermometers in any place. That and being able to ausculate all lungfields and heartzones for irregularities like flutters or shouffles, together with a lot of very specialistic airway management and sedation 😃

I am a paramedic

AHA CPR/First Aid, so I guess I'm kind of medically trained