Who actually works in the medical field?

You know it's going to be a long day when you almost fall asleep on the drive to work! Working in the medical field is hard! I'm a dental hygienist and assistant. I do periodontal maintenance, dental cleanings, radiographs, I assist with injections, fillings and extractions every day. Who else out there works in the medical field?

I am a medical student.

Clinicals are tiresome!

~Cookie

RN, graduated in 1972, worked med surg, ED, ICU, before becoming the nursing supervisor at 2 small hospitals and 2 large meducal centers. Now work in the transfer center, screening and processing referrals into the academic medical center. Saw it and did it in the early days, then heard it, saw it and did some of it, now just hear about it and screen it for appropriateness for transfer.

Worked in the golden age of pre op enemas and enemas on after the 3rd day of no BM. Very little of the fleets thing, they were tap water or soap suds (Castile soap) only.

I'm a physician. Internist/endocrinologist. Recently retired and loving the freedom. No longer necessary to keep the wall up between my professional life and personal kinky interests.

I'm an RN / MSN.

My father-in law is a periodontist and my mother-in-law is an oral pathologist.

Conversation at the dinner table gets wild sometimes!

It's no wonder their son, my husband went from chemical engineering in college into business and finance!

Hello, I work Emergency Medical Services (EMS) in the San Francisco bay area. Welcome to Zity, M. N.Rose!

Thanks so much to everyone who has responded! It's very interesting to know that a lot of us who are into medfet are in a medical or related field. It makes me wonder how many doctors or nurses who have treated me (or any of us) have secretly had their naughty fantasies fulfilled by administering such treatment.

Susie, I would imagine the conversation does get interesting! Lol. At least you have a go-to for any suspicious lesions or areas in your mouth, as well as never wondering whether your gingiva, and other components of your periodontium, are healthy.

Thanks so much to everyone who has responded! It's very interesting to know that a lot of us who are into medfet are in a medical or related field. It makes me wonder how many doctors or nurses who have treated me (or any of us) have secretly had their naughty fantasies fulfilled by administering such treatment.

Probably NONE. Work is work and play is play.

We have discussed that topic for years here.

As I have said before, doing your pelvic exam is as exciting for us as it is for your mother checking fruit in the food store to see if it is ripe.

I have been probed on a regular basis--1s, 2s, and 3s. I believe in floss! I plan on keeping my teeth in perfect shape until I am dead. I see my periodontist 3-4 times a year. I started seeing him when he was still in his residency and I was in my masters program. We occasionally see each other socially also.

Probably NONE. Work is work and play is play

I have been probed on a regular basis--1s, 2s, and 3s. I believe in floss! I plan on keeping my teeth in perfect shape until I am dead.

Now that I think about it, what you're saying makes perfect sense. Part of the excitement of such fetishes is knowing that your partner is the willing recipient of such intentions. Otherwise you're just creepy lol. Plus, I don't get turned on in the slightest about my "job." I work at a federally funded facility which sees low income patients who likely have never had dental treatment or a cleaning in their lifetime. It's an honor to be able to give much needed treatment to underprivileged people, but it's not sexy AT ALL.

You, however, sound like the perfect patient. Knowledgable and accountable for your dental health, you take the proper initiative to maintain a beautiful smile for a lifetime!! I wish more were like you!

Hi!! I worked as a medic on a ambulance for several years in the 90's. Then went on to work in an ER locally for a couple of years. For the last 14 years I have worked in a Cardiology office. Judy 😃

I'm a little late here but I do emergency medicine as a physician. I never think about fantasy at work. It's about as exciting as a short order cook flipping burgers on that front. It has its charms but they have nothing to do with medical fetish. I also confess that I'm looking forward to retirement. Especially after night shifts. My thoughts are turning to surfing on a regular basis when a swell comes.

^^^^ I saved your burger line for you!

Wonderful field of nursing here and it keeps getting better . Would like to work toward my RN / MSN.

RN here. I have worked, Flight, Trauma, cardiac, L&D an OB/GYN.

Thanks Susie, I appreciate that. I suppose I could flesh that burger line out a bit with eat your buns with relish and ketchup to what I was doing but I'll pass.

RN here too...former medic

Former CNA, EMT-I, and massage therapist

As a surgeon, I never even thought about my enema desires when caring for my patients. Never!

Former EMT-B and Combat Medic/Medical Specialist...

Retired (thank god) icu and er social worker, nevr scheduled for night shift. loved the work and most of my colleagues. I firmly believe that there is a finite number of critical incidents and then its time to get out before "it" eats you up. It does change your world view when you deal with death and dying every. my job: be with families when bad news comes. Try to begin the families acceptance, no matter the situation.

I miss er/icu e every day but I just cant doit anymore.

Paramedic on an 911 Ambulance!

RN in critical care (ICU, ER, and Telemetry) over the course of my career lasting over 33 years.

I lost a nursing collegue when she fell asleep after a 12hr night shift and drove into a big ol maple tree.

I guess its lucky that I didnt lose too many more.

Yes it's so easy to fall asleep following a night shift , I had a friend who was driving to London to Leicester following a night shift to see his girlfriend and fell asleep at the wheel. He was only awoken with the tires hit the Motorway studs /reflective cat’s eyes , which resulted in him becoming wide awake and preventing an accident/crash.He subsequently pulled into a motorway stop and slept for a few hrs ,before completing his journey. He never repeated this again; instead sleep for a few hrs before driving to Leicester .

I'm a physician/anesthesiologist and after a long night on call about 15 years ago fell asleep and drove my Acura Integra onto a median strip of grass at about 65 mph, where I awakened and was able to stop it without major injury. The damage to the undercarriage from driving on uneven bumpy grass for (?)~50-100 yards totaled the car. Now I am much more careful about my sleep deprivation and driving. I was almost unbelievably lucky.

Eric

I'm just a little old nurse.

Mashie

Former combat medic in the army, then after discharge, a lab tech --and x-ray tech---and resp. therapy tech----mostly on the east coast, and that was back in the 70s---now retired