Choose Your Favorite TV Nurse

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We all know that the way Nurses on television are portrayed is wildly inaccurate and at times even insulting. With that being said, though, watching those shows can also be a guilty pleasure. Think of your favorite television nurse of all-time and give us a bit of an explanation as to why you chose your favorite, submit it in the comments below and you'll be entered to win a $250 amazon.com gift card!

Winner will be announced May 16, 2017

UPDATE May 19, 2017

The winner of the 2017 National Nurses Week Choose Your Favorite TV Nurse is user JenYRN who selected:

Zoey Barkow from the TV show "Nurse Jackie"

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Carla Espinosa, Scrubs

Zoey Barkow from Nurse Jackie, because she has the "new" nurse chipper, optimistic attitude, which is encouraging and sweet to the patients as well as her co-workers.

Rosario Dawson from Netflix show Daredevil. She is smart, tough, caring, and she is a super hero for saving lives.

FYI: non of the doctors on Greys anatomy are nurses and should not even be included. Sandy Summers and Harry Summers' book SAVING LIVES spells out why the media needs to change for our practice!

The nurse Julia from the show back in the 60's

Nurse Jackie. Even though she had a drug problem she still always put her patients first. Whether she was at work, home, on the street, or anywhere. She always helped those in need. I also loved that had a sarcastic attitude until it came to her patients she was always caring.

Maggie Lockwood from Chicago Med. She is not afraid to advocate for her patient which is what a good nurse is.

Nurse Ji-Sung from Heartbeat on NBC

Regardless of her faults, Nurse Jackie.

Gaylord Focker, or Greg male nurse in Meet the Parents. Love the movie because it's too funny and still today male nurses are still looked down on and still trying to get approval in a profession typically associated with women.

Nurse Jackie. Even though she had her problems she was a damn good nurse lol

Nurse Jackie. Because even though she was struggling in life she always fought for her patients.

Specializes in ICU/PACU/PREOP.

Hoolohan from "Mash"

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