PG2018 1,413 Posts Specializes in Outpatient Psychiatry. Oct 3, 2016 We have a handsome local doc who has two NP's on staff. They literally follow him around and get his coffee etc. in between doing the bulk of his work. Spandex skirts, cleavage out and six inch heels that lace up the leg. Everyone calls them his backup dancers. I feel embarassed for them.Wow. Sounds like an Ortho.I guess I need to go belittle a therapy intern now to feel equally androgynous.
Goldenfox 303 Posts Has 12 years experience. Oct 3, 2016 We have a handsome local doc who has two NP's on staff. They literally follow him around and get his coffee etc. in between doing the bulk of his work. Spandex skirts, cleavage out and six inch heels that lace up the leg. Everyone calls them his backup dancers. I feel embarassed for them.Let me get this straight---this doctor is a good looking dude, probably young and thin too...,right? And there are two attractive , female NPs---likely of childbearing age---who very probably want a husband, and you think that they should act demure and not pursue him? Why? Unless he's already taken or perhaps not interested in women I'm sure he's enjoying the attention too.Come on, give the ladies a break. Can't blame them for being ambitious. Life is hard, and I've said it before on this website: when it comes to dating, relationships, marriage, etc. there's seriously not much out there. And when the pickins are slim you gotta do what you gotta do. To be beautiful is a very dangerous gift because one can use it to easily manipulate others. But, to be beautiful AND smart AND making big income AND have it all together... Chances are slim to none for snagging somebody like that---unless you're up there on the numbers scale yourself. I don't see anything wrong with fetching coffee in tight blouses with cleavage, and mini skirts with fishnet stockings and heels on the job. Its our most primal instinct to make ourselves as attractive as possible to get a mate. All animals do it. When you want something you have to do something about it, otherwise someone else will get it. So...Dance, ladies, dance!
PG2018 1,413 Posts Specializes in Outpatient Psychiatry. Oct 3, 2016 Goldenfox said:I don't see anything wrong with fetching coffee in tight blouses with cleavage, and mini skirts with fishnet stockings and heels on the jobMe either!Although I have always found fishnets a bit "professional."
CapeCodMermaid, RN 6,090 Posts Specializes in Gerontology, Med surg, Home Health. Has 30 years experience. Oct 3, 2016 This NP is in her 40s and should know better.
allnurses Guide BostonFNP, APRN 3 Articles; 5,581 Posts Specializes in Adult Internal Medicine. Has 12 years experience. Oct 4, 2016 I thought we all just bought our uniforms at Target for $30.On a related note, I have a hard time finding the XXL size I need as they don't make a dedicated men's size.
PG2018 1,413 Posts Specializes in Outpatient Psychiatry. Oct 4, 2016 Now secretly crushing on PsychGuyYou know about Vanquest?!
Conqueror+, BSN, RN 1,457 Posts Has 29 years experience. Oct 4, 2016 You know about Vanquest?!All self respecting adventure nerds should. No ?
Trauma Columnist traumaRUs, MSN, APRN 153 Articles; 21,231 Posts Specializes in Nephrology, Cardiology, ER, ICU. Has 31 years experience. Oct 4, 2016 Okay guys I had to look this Vanquest up:Amazon.com : Vanquest TRIDENT-2
PG2018 1,413 Posts Specializes in Outpatient Psychiatry. Oct 4, 2016 Okay guys I had to look this Vanquest up:Amazon.com : Vanquest TRIDENT-2 Backpack (Black) : Sports & OutdoorsI gather you all live in the city???It's an urban EDC bag. Not optimal for hiking, etc although it can work for a day pack. I do live in a city. What I keep in the bag is subject to a different forum just as EDC forums or ITS Tactial forums that I frequent with a different name.It's a sweet bag. It replaced my Maxpedition gear and 5.11 products.
Conqueror+, BSN, RN 1,457 Posts Has 29 years experience. Oct 4, 2016 Lets just say that should the zombie apocalpyse occur while I am driving on I-75, I am ready.
Trauma Columnist traumaRUs, MSN, APRN 153 Articles; 21,231 Posts Specializes in Nephrology, Cardiology, ER, ICU. Has 31 years experience. Oct 4, 2016 Aw yes but can you gentlemen avoid a black cow on a back country road at 5am? (Thats what I encountered yesterday going to work)...lol
PG2018 1,413 Posts Specializes in Outpatient Psychiatry. Oct 5, 2016 Lets just say that should the zombie apocalpyse occur while I am driving on I-75, I am ready.Same here!