Medically Trained Members

Well Im a R.N if that counts but have way more knowledge than i really7 should have for someone my level lol

That answer is yes, My husband is a MD affiliated with a major Michigan university. What we do in our and on our own time is our business. Hey professional people are just that, people. You would be surprised at some of the stories!

GyneDoll

I totally agree that what you do in your bedroom and in your own time is absolutely your business. I couldn't agree with you more. I wish that would have been the case in my case, but unfortunately, it wasn't. Often times laypeople forget that just because we have a medical license we are still people, we have normal human needs and desires, just like everyone else. We just happen to sometimes know how the parts work a little bit better is all, lol.

Mashie

We had to take basic first aid to graduate from my high school. So we learned how to bandage and do like CPR and use and AED and stuff. I'm into nutrition and fitness, so I know a little about body processes, but I'm not really medically trained.

I'm a respiratory therapist and former EMT.

I am a CCRN. I could not ever imagine crossing a boundary with a patient. But if the chance ever presented itself for medical play outside of work I would never pass up an opportunity.

The two will never mix. When I am in full nurse mode, it is strictly professional and play never crosses my mind. I have worked SICU, CCU, Thoracic ICU, ER, PACU, and took the MICN course but did not complete the dispatch portion of the course because I was working in a dept that allowed me to be at home with my kids. Riding emergency response as a MICN would not have allowed that. There is no room for anything but a VERY professional mindset when someone is trying to bleed out or crashes after open heart surgery.

The only thing going through your mind is keeping your patient in this world long enough for them to spend more time with their families. Plus, when someone is puking their guts out after a drug overdose, med play is not a very appealing thought. You just want to get IV lines and fluids in them at that point.

I am an emt and a combat medic in the us army. I don't see anything erotic when it comes to a real patient with real problems. The two are very separate.

As a retired PA I put all of my knowledge and skills to work for the benefit of my MedFet patients' needs. I have never crossed the line with real patients but now my exams are sensuous and erotic in ways that they never were before.

Amen to that EQueen!

Mashie

I'm an MD urologist and also a practicing paramedic. I do my best to convey the safe way to play on these boards, and also to dispel misinformation that occasionally gets posted. Play versus professional and ethical behavior is, and should never be an issue.

I am an RN. I primarily work critical care, emergency. There is NOTHING erotic when dealing with patients and/or there families in a critical setting. Your primary concern is dealing with the emergency and assisting the significant others to cope with the situation. Being a medical professional in a critical situation is not glamorous, sexy, or even pleasant sometimes. There are other rewards.

However in a play situation that is totally different. I am always eager to explore those feelings.

Im a paramedic

I've been a paramedic anatomy instructor and Male Urogenital Teaching Assistant

Registered Nurse & EMT here.

I was a paramedic from 2005-2010. Now I'm going back to school again later this year to train to be a paramedic again.

Retired 69 year old American Board-Certified anesthesiologist here. Not strictly a MedFetter, but have enjoyed giving a few play exams when requested by MedFetters. However, I'm enthusiastic for enemas and rubber gloves.

Eric

Gynecologist here.

well i guess that's right. There is a small tiny line of separation between exams for fetish and exams in real. Im basically enema fetishist since my teens that is way before i step into Medical field. so administering enemas is a different experience altogether for me.

Emt and FireFighter.

Board Certified, Nationally Registered, Emergency Room EMT, since 1981.

Retired Paramedic Firefighter/Nurse

Para rescue swimmer

And many many other certifications earned along the way ,I was a favorite candidate for Train the Trainer ,I was taught to be a lifetime learner ,so you never needed a volunteer to sponsor ,because I was always ready able and willing to go in the pursuit of knowledge .

I'm an EMT, and old emt,, don't need to list other skills, been there, done that

Retired doc here. Mostly into diapers and enemas but medfet is cool too.

I have a lot of family in medicine and have always been interested in the medical field (not just as a fetish). Was once an EMT but now only use my "skills" as a play doctor. Have always had a medical fetish .. it took me years to finally open up and decide to explore the fetish side of medicine... wish I wouldn't have waited soo long. I LOVE IT!!

RN, MSN

EMT/Fire Rescue/CPR Instructor for 12 yrs. It is what actually got me interested in MedFet.

Active nurse.

Active Gynaecologist & Obstetrician. and i find this place more diverse and interactive as much as my regular professional interactions.

Thank you

Nurse / former aneasthetic assistant here.

Not medically trained beyond CPR and first aid for infants, children and adults; but wanted to jump in and say this is an exceedingly interesting and informative thread. So glad the question was asked!