Real Docs into Medfet

First of all I'm puzzled because he was a real doctor doing those kind of activities. And he got away with it until he died (I'm wondering what he died of). However his 5 nurses received harsch sentences (from what I read from the article).

And yes, it all seems consensual. But I agree with you, some things better stay fantasy...

He was morbidly obese. Likely a heart attack. At least one of his nurses is still engaged in a fantasy hospital business.

I don't, but I would like to share 2 things.

A few years ago at a hospital nearby where I work, there was a male nurse who got caught raping elderly women, pretty sick isn't it. He was also supposed to be a professional. Now he's in jail.

A colleague of me, a female gynaecologist also had an encounter with another doctor some time ago. Here in Europe, we have the concept of "house doctors". I don't know how you call that in the states. These are doctors who are not specialized in anything, and have a home practice. You go there for simple things. For serious things, you go to the hospital. That being said, there was such a house doctor who had a beautiful asian woman as his patient. When she got pregnant, she went to him for her first check up. During the check up he gave a small comment about her nice legs. It was not direct, but in a very subtle way and maybe it just sounded innocent, However, after that, and also because he was ill equiped, she changed her mind and decided to make an appointment with a gynaecologist (my colleague). So, after she informed him that she was going to that gynaegologist, he called my colleague to express his very disappointment and he made a big quarrel to her in the phone about 'stealing his patient'. How unprofessional and childish that was. I'm sure it was not about 'stealing his patient', but about 'stealing his view'.

There is a HUGE difference between being a pathological criminal and acting on your kink in a private, consensual manner. Likewise, making inappropriate comments to a patient is rude, but not necessarily kinky. Arguing with a colleague about business is just that - business.

BTW, fee splitting (getting a kickback for referring a patient) is illegal in the US, unless you're a lawyer. Who'd have guessed that lawyers write laws that benefit themselves.

BTW, fee splitting (getting a kickback for referring a patient) is illegal in the US, unless you're a lawyer. Who'd have guessed that lawyers write laws that benefit themselves.

Maybe it's illegal here too, I've never really checked and I bet that if you asked a medical professional, they'd all answer that it never happens ... ha ha.

Referring a patient and then expecting some kind of reciprocity, probably a counter referral or some kind of informal 'finder's fee' in one way or another or tips or whatever, may be illegal, or some aspects might be, but I'm certain it happens on some level ... in any case, in privately administered hospitals for instance expect all referrals to be done to practitioners in-house ...

At least one of his nurses is still engaged in a fantasy hospital business.

I'm surmising that such a business can be very profitable as long as you don't get carried away and begin to consider the setup a permanent state of things ... remember, the fees would all be under the counter, non declared income.

Which would be another reason the authorities would go very hard on the defendants. Maybe not in this case as Doctor Steve is deceased, but if he weren't ... oh boy, the fines alone on undeclared income would be crippling for life ... that aside from other charges ...

Maybe it's illegal here too, I've never really checked and I bet that if you asked a medical professional, they'd all answer that it never happens ... ha ha.

Referring a patient and then expecting some kind of reciprocity, probably a counter referral or some kind of informal 'finder's fee' in one way or another or tips or whatever, may be illegal, or some aspects might be, but I'm certain it happens on some level ... in any case, in privately administered hospitals for instance expect all referrals to be done to practitioners in-house ...

My dad was a family doctor. What doctors did when being a sole practitioner was common is to create a network of trusted docs. They profited by mutual referrals. "You need a surgeon? Go see Dr. Smith." "You need a family doctor, go see Dr. Jones."

Now, they just create group practices were all the specialists work for the same corporation.

. . . There is a HUGE difference between being a pathological criminal and acting on your kink in a private, consensual manner. Likewise, making inappropriate comments to a patient is rude, but not necessarily kinky.. . .

Female urologist, how can you even compare a rapist who happens to work in a hospital with a physician who happens to be kinky?

Female urologist, how can you even compare a rapist who happens to work in a hospital with a physician who happens to be kinky?

Well, what I was trying to say is: you never know what is going on in the mind of people. Even they do a professional job. That rapist had extensive news coverage over here. He was a well respected nurse by his supervisor and his colleagues, working there already long time. Not in a million years somebody would think that was happening.

A few years ago, there was an RN in the NJ and Eastern PA area known as the Angel of Death. He took it upon himself to end a bunch of lives based on his personal preferences about end of life care. He was convicted of murder, multiple counts. Being a nurse simply gave him opportunity. His actions were criminal and aberrant AND he brought that to work.

A medical professional who lives a kinky life usually doesn't bring that to work. If they do, they have a short career that will end with censure or jail - or both.

We also have had our share -- Though few and far between..The understated / "cool" professionals do network ..Just the way it is & as they are definitely highly educated, are most courteous, amiable & naturally diplomatic....What they do remains entirely their business outside surgery consultation & clinical attendance...Details are irrelevant & shall remain so.....Two miscreants that come to mind of recent times that stepped outside professional ethics are Dr P Nitzche our very own "Angel Of Death" who operated out of the Northern Territory ( kinda lawless territory - skirting /flaunting laws) which I will add have been amended & now come under federal jurisdiction --Loopholes closed.....Although the Euthanasia topic relevant to that case needs intelligent debate & possibly implementation in conjunction with a professional medical advisory body as a means of providing guidelines!

Then came a Dr.Jayant Patel (I use the reference loosely) who was one sick mother...He used position to carry out both illegal surgery, interfering with patients & incorrect diagnosis...was totally inept in the doing...When the story broke he had ruined many many lives,with quite a few passing away post surgery either from complications or serious infection -- sadly for some a horrendous & painful exit ...As he had Control over any /all further surgical procedures, in so doing managed to evade authorities for years .... Complaints fell on deaf ears mainly due to bureaucratic bungling & lax investigative personnel assigned by the state medical tribunal initially...That keep a lid on it thing,hoping it will all just go away.....Until the S**t hit the proverbial fan so to speak !

Thankfully due to the skills of one very enterprising senior staff nurse, took to the problem like a dog with a bone.....One very smart & courageous Lady who secretly built an incredible file on his misdoings.....As a result initially surrendering her position under senior management pressure...Only to privately push for State MP's to establish a State sanctioned enquiry under a protective ruling come covenant...supported strongly by one highly damaging & discrediting manifest presentable to the High Court...End up there are one has need for serious litigant representation.. Upon discovery, as per usual gutless & fled to the USA...supposedly establishing a general day practice there.....Sorry you folk inherited this despicable creature of zero morals.....Of course the idiot had not reckoned on our US foreign policy agreements & close ties when it came to both surveillance & sequestration...Let alone potent formal extradition treaties between both countries....Not to mention very effective combined intelligence agencies diligently pursuing the matter...

NOTE : The reason that above names can be mentioned is both have faced a Grand Jury...Charged by Federal Authorities, Found guilty as well as negligent beyond reasonable doubt & imprisoned...Naturally being stripped of professional licence--Right of appeal dismissed, parole at the discretion of the prisons tribunal -- good luck with that one !...So therefore public disgrace that cannot be eradicated...All relevant information freely available under the Freedom Of Information Act.

@ Agracier -- On the subject of Dr.Steve of ORR fame & from what I am aware,said doctor expired on the "play" for pay premises from a massive coronary...apparently not a pretty situation....As the tabloids reported at the time using tactful diatribe to down play possible public alarm, due to staff involved .....noteworthy amongst latter day unsubstantiated reports there was also the mention of a range of "patient" admission fees...Said fee supposedly $600...somewhat prohibitive for some.

@ female urologist -- If you care to check & due to the infamy of the case ...You may find said "Nurse's" were later released secretly because of the impending furore....And yes there are at least Two that practice privately, namely in the fetish field..The whereabouts of the others concerned I have no idea about...I had heard at least one other absconded to the USA....whether true or not,again have no idea.

I dont get sexually exited doing my job, but i do admit to looking at some of my women customers, wondering what they are like in the sack and what they like doing...........

Then came a Dr.Jayant Patel (I use the reference loosely) who was one sick mother...He used position to carry out both illegal surgery, interfering with patients & incorrect diagnosis...was totally inept in the doing...When the story broke he had ruined many many lives,with quite a few passing away post surgery either from complications or serious infection -- sadly for some a horrendous & painful exit ...As he had Control over any /all further surgical procedures, in so doing managed to evade authorities for years .... Complaints fell on deaf ears mainly due to bureaucratic bungling & lax investigative personnel assigned by the state medical tribunal initially...That keep a lid on it thing,hoping it will all just go away.....Until the S**t hit the proverbial fan so to speak !

Some people really have a twisted mind....

And some are still intelligent enough to keep doing what they are doing for many years.

Some people really have a twisted mind....

And some are still intelligent enough to keep doing what they are doing for many years.

I used to read a lot of true crime accounts/novels in the past, especially when the subject of serial killings first became part of public folklore and interest. Anyway, in almost all anthologies of serial murderers you'd find an Angel of Death type, someone in the medical profession, who either as doctor or nurse, thought it their calling to end people's suffering prematurely. Some racked up quite a count, with one or two hundred confirmed deaths to their account.

Sadly it's a constant and not especially limited to any country or period. It is a scary thought though if you're in the hospital and are getting injections. An uncharitable or suspicious mind might turn paranoid wondering what is being injected by whom. Who in the world can check what the contents is in the syringe? Combine that with thoughts of honest mistakes and a hospital stay may turn into an unnerving experience indeed.

Coincidentally we have a play exam with a real obgyn later this afternoon and another this week. I take extended vacation end of year so my partner and I work in a few appointments around this time of the year...most are purely clinical but we do have two real life doctors I've managed to befriend, one a former poster here and another from a different forum that we visit for mutual play.

What I always find interesting with these threads is the wild swing from pure fantasy about what a real doctor may have on their mind in the exam room to the equally naïve notion that a shutoff valve exists that can magically be turned on after hours. From all the conversations I've had...and from intelligent reasoning in light of a litany of malpractice suits over misconduct....the real answer here is always somewhere is more in the middle of the two sides. I have a much harder time with todays doc...female...not a lesbian...so it's a little tough to get inside her pleasure zone with all this. The other doctor is male and has a matter of fact tell it like it is approach. He simply enjoys examining pretty girls...end of story. He also enjoys looking at pretty girls on the street...in the coffee shop...whatever. And he also is a competent physician.

What I never seem to coax out of these threads is a legitimate discussion on the psychological and biological science around the fabled shutoff valve. The one where a male doctor cannot possibly be tuned on while examining what he considers a desirable female patient. Aside from the classic line...it's a job...can't happen...and if it does it's the most perverted act on earth ---- I'd love to get into a real conversation with a real doc here on the highly emotional aspect of the counter claims

anyone up to fact based debate ?

Regards

Greg

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Wish I could find one

Well I’m shure there is definitely doctors and nurses out there that are into medfet as well as othe medical professionals like myself as an emt