mikeestarke

Gotcha, no worries! She did say on the show that "people tried to warn me, and I guess I have a hard head". So either her coworkers, or nurse managers or whoever already warned her I would guess. It's a tough spot to be, but I think the hospital made the right decision. You have to set a precedence. When would it stop? "Well if so-and-so got away with it, why can't I post anything?" If I was in the decision process of firing her, I would rather let her go and uphold the accountability and reputation of my hospital/staff and be short a nurse, than to keep her on. Just some of my thoughts...

I guess I don't understand how people can make that rationale. Her caption on the post said "Man vs. 6 Train". When someone gets hit by the subway, it makes the news. Everyone who saw that picture and read the caption knows exactly who was in that room. Granted, a lot of times the news will say, "Man was transported to 'such-and-such' hospital and is listed in guarded condition", but would you want the trauma room of your loved one plastered all over social media?