Houston Physican Assistant racist comments

MSO4foru, ADN · Aug 20, 2019

Uggghhh. Should not be in medicine/ healthcare.

Naturally Brilliant, BSN, RN · Aug 20, 2019

I grew up in Houston in the 90s, and moved back to this city after about a decade in Austin and San Antonio. Houston's indeed the most diverse city in America, but sadly, I find that there's a lot of self-segregation that goes on (growing up, it was the norm for white kids to only sit with other white kids, black kids to only sit with other black kids, etc., and interracial dating was somewhat rare). It's really sad, because there are a lot of narrow-minded folks out here that will only want to associate with people of their own racial group or skin color. A lot of the dating profiles here, I've noticed, will say "whites only" or "whites or Hispanics only". People can associate with whoever they want to, but it's really sad to me. I'll probably end up moving back to Austin or go somewhere out West as soon as NP school's done with. It hurts my heart that my hometown hasn't really evolved so much the way I'd have wanted it to by 2019.

Snatchedwig, BSN, CNA, LPN, RN · Aug 20, 2019

2019 race is still a thing.

Horseshoe, BSN, RN · Aug 20, 2019

On 8/19/2019 at 12:00 AM, Snatchedwig said:
Backstory : this guy sued someone after he and his colleagues was exposed for the racist language. The guy sued in return and this is tge deposition. I wonder if the quality of care he provided was marginalized by his beliefs? I'm honestly not mad about this..... I'm so sad and still in shock. No. Judgement on his beliefs however from my end just shocked.
https://youtu.be/ulEI2r29fC0
https://www.reddit.com/r/medicine/comments/cq22m1/houston_er_physician_assistant_confessing_under/?utm_source=amp&utm_medium=&utm_content=comments_view_all

I think certain actions/beliefs do in fact deserve both "judgment" and condemnation. This belief system certainly falls in that category.

"I've been working at Memorial Hermann for too long."

"Get me out of that place."

Well, he got his wish. According to TeamHealth FB page, this guy was finally fired after the video became public.

Snatchedwig, BSN, CNA, LPN, RN · Aug 20, 2019

28 minutes ago, Horseshoe said:
I think certain actions/beliefs do in fact deserve both "judgment" and condemnation. This belief system certainly falls in that category.
"I've been working at Memorial Hermann for too long."
"Get me out of that place."
Well, he got his wish. According to TeamHealth FB page, this guy was finally fired after the video became public.

I read somewhere he got a job at 'coon' memorial hospital lol. That's a actual name of a hospital.