It was in my case. I was a tech in the ER and in my first semester of nursing school when I met my future wife in the soiled utility room. She was a Flight Nurse helping out in the ER. We flirted a bit, went out and the rest is history. Now we both work in the ER and have a nice "little" family. I've had a few others, but nothing really to speak of.

I know lots of people who met their spouses/significant others at work - this includes nurses, doctors, and pharmacists. People develop such a strong sense of camaraderie out of taking care of patients so naturally some relationships are going to bloom out of that.

It's not like you see on TV, though. For the most part, doctors and nurses just aren't that promiscuous ( ;

Well maybe it's just you crazy ER nurses and Docs who are gettin' busy.

I work with pulmonologists and there's not much excitement going on there. Biggest gossip around my parts is who just got published in the latest issue of "Chest" (The official publication of the American College of Chest Physicians.)

I wonder what OR nurses have to say about this. Any action going down in the surgical suites?

Not really sure of the environment that the Nurse works in but considering it's a workplace, it's important that relationships out there in the real world don't get too serious as to interfare with work.


>Okay, *holding a scalpel in his right hand* I will now to open up his right metacarpal and extract the bacteria out


>John, I love you,


*John carefully starts to zoom into the area to be cut and places the scalpel on the wrist area, thinks to himself "What, after all these years that I've had been dying to get her attention, and now she becomes avaliable for me?!*


#John misses the area for the cut and goes too deep#


Blood starts spitting out everywhere from the patient's wrist and patient goes into tachycardia. Chaos is everywhere.


Off-topic: Linkin Park rocks! Faint and Lying from you and Leave out all the rest are my favs.


Han