Cops & nurses. My ex-boyfriend is a police officer and my husband is getting his criminal justice degree.

I think one of the major advantages to law enforcement/medical professional relationshps is the fact you can sit down with a cop and talk about the nasty case that came into ER and they can tell you about the nasty crash and vent on each other without disrupting supper! Another thing is the fact that so much of what we do and everything they do is confidential and you can talk to each other about stuff and it goes no further!

I am taking EMT course and will start Surgical Assistant program (12 months) in July. I am married to a cop!

I have a good friend that is a arson investigator, which is also was a fighterfighter first. We make good conversation. I hope oneday we can hook up, cross your fingers everyone!!!

When I was working my first ER job, I had two housemates. One was a paramedic, the other a cop. We all worked in the same general area, and occasionally crossed paths at work. One day, the cop was first responder to an unresponsive person and performed CPR until the paramedic responded and brought the patient to me in the ER. Weird.

Theala, did you hoop up with the Cop, when he brought a patient to you in ER. Inquire in minds what to know~~~~

I just feel like being different! I was a cop for 10 years and am now becoming a nurse! (May 08!) Go figure!

That's very true cuttie. Although I don't think we are all aggressive (cops that is), we are definately trained to handle things in a different way. This has sometimes been a challange for me but I feel that I have made the transition fairly easily. I can honestly say that I was one of those cops who truly cared about what I was doing. It wasn't all tackling and arresting. We spent most of our time help people and talking to people using our own kind of therapuetic communication. I just didn't know at the time that I was practicing my therapeutic communication when I was talking somebody out of committing suicide or hurting somebody else. The media fails to show that side of law enforcement. It just isn't exciting enough for them. lol

I would think that it really would be a hard transition though for a cop that really was aggressive in nature. Thankfully, that just wasn't my personality! I worked a pretty aggessive beat but only had one "true" fight in all of my 10 years on the job. Commication is the key!!

I love men in uniform!
I have always loved men in uniform...be miltary, police officers...Alaska State Troopers & Fish & Game officers, and firemen can be very HOT! :0
If any of ya know any handsome uniform clad men out there who are attractive inside and out, smart and SINGLE...must like to boat, fish and hunt! Send em my way.
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I see there are a lot of female nurses with cops I might be the only male nurse with acop actually she's a sherriffs
deputy I work the ER and our stories do seem to compliment each of us. Usually I get her criminal types just befor
or just after she does its amazing how many of the same individuals we know! We laugh alot about it.

PARS said:

Nurses...you can become a Legal Nurse Investigator through (google) AALNC, RN MARKET, VICKI MILLAZZO or LEGAL NURSE CONSULTANTS or LEGAL NURSE INVESTIGATORS or FORENSIC NURSE... you'll find yourself around alot more uniforms! Nursing and cops are the most trusted (well at least nurses) in the world...and cops well...a...ur...let's just say behind every GREAT cop is a GREAT Nurse! ;)

nursing99 said:

i have said for many many years that nurses and cops make great couples. I am a nurse and was always attracted to and got along best with cops. My daughter who is now an RN is married to a cop and my next daughter is is nrusing school and dating a state trooper. I know lots of these couples and they are all doing great. It's just a cool connection to have. I love cops .:)

maccasenior said:

Hi! My wife and I are nurses. I later became a Cop and have been for 26 yrs. I later returned to nursing and work part-time as my 12 hour shifts let me. I think Cops and Nurses get on so well because they both see and understand what each other go through. Unfortunately or fortunately other peoples miseries bring these two together.