An Accident and Emergency Department in Birmingham boasts a Nurse Payne
Nurse Hacker scrubs regularly in a London Operating Department
Sister De'Ath walks the corridors of a hospice in Victoria
Does Annie Beaver still work in Obstetrics in New York?
Mrs. Ake, a retired RN, was a specialist nurse in rheumatology
Kathy Foley was the head of the Catheter Insertion Team (back when they had those in the old days).
Dr Hui (pronounced "Wee") was a urologist whose wife, a nurse, worked as his office manager. Her name was Pi (pronounced "Pee"). Nurse Cox worked for a different team.
Chris Feely always favoured complementary therapies - especially therapeutic massage, while Nurse Fang was more at home with Cosmetic Surgery.
Ed worked with a nun who's last name was Fuchs. He did not know how to pronounce her name - so he asked. And he wanted to die.
Mary Slaughter could never get a post on the Surgical Unit, and Nurse Cutts was never the 'First Pick' Midwife.
Sharon Ward - when she gets promoted - will be Sr. Ward.
Not forgetting Melina, who works on a general medical ward and Nurse Nurse - she goes where she's sent!
Specializes in Jack of all trades, and still learning.
Well, I've worked with a Dr Butcher. And we currently have a Dr Death (but he insists it is pronounced 'deeth')
Us nurses are called 'nyapa' by our indigenous clients. Its nice, it doesn't just mean 'sister', it means 'sister' in the sense of 'sister and brother'
There's a sleep specialist who's first name is Wabba, middle name is Wabba and last name is Wabba. So and referals or referances are, send to Dr Wabba Wabba Wabba
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Well, I've worked with a Dr Butcher. And we currently have a Dr Death (but he insists it is pronounced 'deeth')
Us nurses are called 'nyapa' by our indigenous clients. Its nice, it doesn't just mean 'sister', it means 'sister' in the sense of 'sister and brother'