I agree that not all NGT insertion will be done by the nurses, there would always be an exception to the rule, and doctors will agree with me on this. But NGT insertions to patients without history of upper gi disorders or alike should be done by nurses with confidence..... it is not an excuse that nurse will not do NGT insertion because they are not trained to do it ( it is taught in nursing school during your RLE, CI, clinical instructors should teach the nursing students what are being taught inside the classroom, RLE is a place where theoretical knowledge are applied practically always of course with the supervision of the Clinical Instructors); or will not do NGT insertion because it is a malpractice act ( my point why would it be taught in the nursing curriculum if we are not allowed to do it once we become RN?). . .