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Don't be an idiot.....

12 Stupid Pictures That Got Healthcare Professionals Fired - Listgur

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The people who need to "get" this message never will ...not even if you shove their phone up their "backpack". Is it wrong that I find number eleven sort of funny?

It's only cool if you're photogenic.

And even then, your professional body or employer is still going to **** all over you for taking a selfie that you shouldn't have taken.

I won't lie though, some of those selfies that I've seen on social media are all the more lucrative because they were taken under such forbidden circumstances.

And only #12 was in America. Yes, we have taught our children well....

And #12, while inappropriate, isn't on par with the other ones. No patient in the picture or identifying info. If she had posted some time after the shift was over with the caption "Crazy night! Still get an adrenaline rush when we have a trauma patient," I'm guessing she would have gotten a slap on the wrist at worst.

It's only cool if you're photogenic.

And even then, your professional body or employer is still going to **** all over you for taking a selfie that you shouldn't have taken.

I won't lie though, some of those selfies that I've seen on social media are all the more lucrative because they were taken under such forbidden circumstances.

What do you mean they are more "lucrative"? How is someone making money with a selfie on their instagram account?

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