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Doctors Post Pics Where They Sleep At Work To Defend Med Resident Caught Asleep
After a Mexican blog posted a picture of a medical student sleeping behind a desk at a hospital in Monterrey, Mexico, and attacked her for not doing her job. Doctors around the world leaped to the defense of this medical schooling victim by posting pictures of themselves caught sleeping at work during some of their most grueling shifts. These images are going viral under the hashtag #YoTambienMeDormi (“I've also fallen asleep” in Spanish). Mind you, not only working as a doctor is a particularly demanding job, but they also have to undergo laborious medical studies, often asking the aspiring doctor to live the student life for up to 7 years.
In the 1980s, a high-profile case involving the death of a girl named Libby Zion at a hospital staffed by exhausted doctors led to the drafting of the Libby Zion Law. This law limits NY physicians' work hours per week to “only” 80, showing just how overworked some of our doctors are. Comparing that to the usual 40 working hours per week and doing the math, it seems like the doctors, who are so often responsible for people's lives, have to work practically without any rest or sleep.
More info: BBC
A blogger snapped these pics of a sleeping resident in Mexico at 3 a.m.
The writer criticized the young resident, saying that "doctors are obliged to do their work"
There were "dozens of patients who need care," the blogger continued
Mexican doctor Juan Carlos responded by posting a tweet with the hashtag #YoTambienMeDormi (or “I've also fallen asleep”)
Image credits: Equador TV
Soon, hundreds of other doctors began defending the resident
Image credits: Paola Ferez
Image credits: Caro Leyva
Doctors around the world are often severely overworked
Image credits: Melita Way
Some doctors work 36-hour shifts or 80-hour work weeks!
Image credits: Ana Sofia
"We are people, not machines"
Image credits: Paola Ferez
Image credits: Janna Henriquez
Image credits: Paul Alexandru
Image credits: Projecto Diez
Image credits: Ernesto Franjul
Image credits: Sebastian Alzate
Image credits: Euge Traverso Vior
Image credits: Sebastian Alzate
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#1
After A 24 Hour Day Of Duty
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#2
Tired After 36 Hours Of No Sleep
JanicePullen 9 years ago
I wish I had pictures of me in full chemical warfare gear, snoring through a gas mask, under a desk. Awaiting triage patients.
#3
I Am Also Sleeping
ChristyCummings 9 years ago
As long as they don't fall asleep during a procedure they need to sleep when & where they can
#4
After First Successful Heart Transplant In Poland
Final score:
59points
NaceKovacic 9 years ago
Where are the limits of overtime. Figures are for my clothing judging in the main operator's assistants and teams of anesthesia and intensive care nurses while waiting for on its share in surgery or intensive therapy. Pictures do not show anything during this part of work of surgeon operator, which is generally similar burdened, but must complete the operation!
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DominikaŚliwińska 9 years ago
This is 5th of november 1989, after first succesfull heart transpant in Poland. The picture shows Zbigniew Religa, the doctor who did it while he was sitting by the patien's bed after surgery.
SofiaAbella 9 years ago
this is the best one so far. It makes you feel how completely exhausted and relieved they are
RachelSilva 9 years ago
This is a phenomenal well-known image capturing the hard work physicians provide as healthcare providers, and taking turns resting and recharging for the next crisis.
KrzysiekNowicki 9 years ago
This is a photo of cardiosurgeon Prof. Zygmunt Religa (sitting next to patient ) after first heart transplantation in Poland in 1985. The operation lasted 23 hours. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zbigniew_Religa
Eleanor Orser 7 years ago
OR looks really basic. Still, these doctors, nurses, techs pulled it off and gave it there all.
Xiomara Colato 8 years ago
Dios los bendiga. Atodos . Los doctores. Que. Acen posible. Una segunda oportunidad. A pacientes. Moribundos. ...
GrażynaZiółkowska 9 years ago
surely it wasn`t succesfull, that`s why the main cardiosurgeon looks like this
WulanSurgener 9 years ago
Anyone would look like that after working for 23 hours straight.
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ChrisHouck 9 years ago
This did not happen in Poland. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Norman_Shumway
BartoszBorstern 8 years ago
Not first in the world, but first hearth transplantation inpoland. This is famous pic, operator was prof zbigniew religa.
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Only Those Who Are Doctors Understand This
DianaParker 9 years ago
As a nurse I see how hard our Dr.s work and the long hours. They are entitled to rest to be on top of their game when needed...shame on the
#6
I Am Also Sleeping
JunkaMihova 9 years ago
I think the blogger should admire the medical resident of resting at work, not going home, in order to be available, instead of criticizing
#7
Inside The Ambulance Returning To Base Camp After A Succesful Management Of A Cardiac Arrest...
Final score:
44points
#8
Same In France !
Final score:
41points
MaryCollins 9 years ago
My Sister is an ER Nurse and she has worked well past her shift many times. F877K that blogger!
#11
After A Hard Birth :) Midwife Sleeping :))
Final score:
21points
#12
Planking..doctor Style
Final score:
20points
#13
Taking A Nap After 40 Hours Duty. Georgia
Final score:
16points
#15
We Aren't Robots, Or Machines We Feel Just As Everyone Else Does.
Final score:
15points
SianaeByles 9 years ago
I like this one, makes you think about how not only do they ALL work long hours but they can also be called in randomly from resting at home
#16
Purposely Looked At Images In A Lit Room To Try To Avoid This But Still Fell Asleep.
Final score:
14points
#17
She Came Home From A 24 Hour Shift And Couldn't Even Make It To Here Bedroom.
Final score:
14points
#22
Nghe An 2014, Operation Smile
Final score:
12points
#24
2 Decker
Final score:
12points
#25
Even Dr. Ken Needs A Break.... @ New Orleans Podiatry Associates
Final score:
12points
AhavaLang (Submission author) 9 years ago
Even Dr Ken needs a break.. # Working hard @New Orleans Podiatry Associates.
#26
S/p - Sitting Position
Final score:
9points
#27
Right Lateral Decubitus Position
Final score:
9points
RachelKunde 9 years ago
Catching some zzz's is the honorable thing to do, rather than pushing oneself beyond the point of exhaustion while caring for other people
#32
3 Am, On A 36 Hour Shift
Final score:
8points
#33
If A Resident Never Fell Asleep, Does Not Deserve To Be A Doctor
Final score:
8points
#34
We Are Human, Too.
Final score:
7points
#35
Can't Help It...at A Lecture In Medical School From The Philippines.
Final score:
7points
#37
Before Sunrise !...getting Ready For Morning Presentation
Final score:
6points
#42
We Do This For You Health...certainly Not For Ours.
Final score:
5points
#44
Even Student Nurses...
Final score:
4points
#46
14 Hours No Ac Working A Dental Mission In The Dominican Republic. #yotambienmedormi
Final score:
4points
#47
At Least She Gets To Look Sexy While Trying To Get Some Sleep #yotambienmedormi
Final score:
4points
#48
Post 48hrs Oncall
Final score:
4points
MumtazSyed 9 years ago
Hats off to all these hard working over worked doctors, my children are amongst them all three of them. God bless them all!
#49
Doctors Have Lives Also And Health To Take Care Of..=( #yotambienmedormi
Final score:
4points
#50
#eutambemdormi
Final score:
3points
#53
Trying Not To Fall Asleep At 4am (3rd Call On The Same Week)
Final score:
3points
#54
2 In The Morning After 18 Hours Of Work And Another 12 Left
Final score:
2points
#55
Post-call, In Between Elective Surgeries, And Pre-call To Boot. Good Times.
Final score:
2points
#56
Memories From 1st Year Residency After Being On-call All Night Nonstop
Final score:
2points
#59
Re-energizing Myself At 2a.m. In Surgical Emergency (30 Hours On Call)
Final score:
2points
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SusannaVesna 9 years ago
This is crazy! These people are saving lives! How can some a*****e go & criticize them! So much stress & responsibility on their shoulders!
tweedledoo 9 years ago
Oh how I agree with you the author of the blog is just a cheapskate who is clearly a failure in life!
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ReginaVictoria 9 years ago
Im a doctor.."been there, done that". Never criticize us when you've never been in our shoes. We save lives despite our pains. Be grateful !
JeanneDeaux 9 years ago
Don't worry, most of us are grateful. I feel safer in the hands of a doc who takes refreshing naps than a doctor who only uses energy drinks
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JeanneDeaux 9 years ago
I would prefer being examined by a doctor who just woke up from a relaxing nap than a doctor who is starting his 36th hour without sleeping.
JohnMcLachlan 9 years ago
A big vote of thanks to all doctors ( and nurses ) for all they do, all the hours they put in, show me anybody who hasn't had a quick 40 winks at work given the chance. They are still just a wakeup call away from helping someone. God bless them all.
JesusJimenez 9 years ago
As a med student I fell asleep post call in lecture and began to snore. Lol, the professor was very understanding.
StaceyJeffery 9 years ago
As a nurse I see what hours DR's do we have all been there done that until YOU have walked in our shoes done our shifts BACK THE HELL OFF
JennyYordt 9 years ago
I think that resident doctors are way over worked and they should get some sleep whenever possible. They are human too not machines.
Angela Marsden 7 years ago
i used to work in nursing at a teaching hospital. the nurses are more than capable to watch the patients while they let their residents catch some shut eye. we see what they go through. some docs don't go home for days and are stuck in hospital.
Kimberly Surratt 7 years ago
Think about this: would you rather have a sleep deprived physician working on you or one that was able to power nap? Give me the responsible one that knows when they abdolitely need to close their eyes!
Trish Smith 7 years ago
Clearly these are hard working people with the best of intentions who would not be napping if their patients needs had not been met for the moment. Physician error accounts for a staggering number of complications and deaths each year; it is likely that over worked and thus sleep deprived health workers are more likely to make such errors. But all of that aside, Asia is very sane when it comes to sleeping in public, which in the West is basically unheard of outside of homelessness. The first major observation I made about the U.S. once I started my great trip around the world in my late 20s, resulted from observing in Asia that it is normal and acceptable to take a nap wherever you happen to be, if you have some time and need rest. Put another way, it's OK to sleep in public in Asia without needing to first rent an expensive room in which to do it.
TrinaJohnson 9 years ago
IDrather my doctor take a nap, over taking energy pills or drugs to stay alert. Im not part od medical staff, but I've worked a 13hr shift with little sleep, I can't imagine working a 18+ hr shift with no sleep. w
AnthonyJones 9 years ago
I'm a Med Tech.....and HELL YEAH! I slept at work.....If you screw up somebody's dead ......I once mixed specimens which was caught by another Med tech and saved the lives of 2 people, So I also don't go to work unless I'm fully rested.
AsherChandran 9 years ago
I am a freshly minted doctor, and the support I have read in the comments below is very affirming. Thank you. Your support makes it easier for us to love and serve you all. I wouldn't really be harsh with that blogger. Instead I'd encourage him to try to rationalize and empathize, maybe this way: " Dear Sir. On behalf of my co-worker, whom you choose to instantly judge, let me say this. There are two reasons a person would fall asleep at her desk: sheer laziness (or) sheer fatigue. Consider that the person in question, like me, has voluntarily studied hard through high school, studied harder in pre-med, studied hardest in med school, and has attended countless cadaver dissections, labs, daily rounds, conferences, clinical case discussions, CPCs, and surgeries. Within THAT context, which seems more likely? Sheer fatigue? Or sheer laziness?"
EnnieT.Rando 9 years ago
Shame on the blogger! Doctors are not machine. Getting short naps between patients is great than falling asleep in the middle of surgeries!
Johanna-NicolletteKidd 9 years ago
Its madness to expect humans to be on top of their game with sleep deprivation to contend with...by the way...isnt that a torture technic?
TamaSweets 9 years ago
Is how exhausting the Job of a nurse and a doc are. And how nobody cares or think about it. Let them have a break for godssake! They need it
PatrickFarley 9 years ago
Residents routinely (afaik) work 24-36 hour shifts. I WANT them to sleep during downtimes. Routine patient care is handled by RNs, who (1/2)
DennisHughes 9 years ago
People are ANGRY about them sleeping?! It means the doctor worked so hard and long they're falling down in their tracks! Say thank you!
HassanTariqBhatti 9 years ago
I think the blogger who criticized the doctor is just another moron who envy doctors
JenniferHayes 9 years ago
Really! when shifts are so long and 100% concentration is needed... they need to sleep where and when they can!
PropertyWendyCheng 9 years ago
It's easy for anyone to say things when they themselves are not in their shoes & with the use of social platform, some remarks can even kill
Petra Christovová 7 years ago
I completely symphatise with them. I once had a job with night shifts (not a healthcare one thankfully) and I know how physically draining it was. And when I add the insane responsibility and difficulty to it, I completely agree with point.
Sonja Woodard 7 years ago
This hits close to home I'm a cosmetology who had a client who was a resident getting ready to graduate fall asleep behind the wheel... And lose her life ....they need their rest like everyone else!
Kelli Napp 7 years ago
Power naps are healthy! I want my doctor well rested so they can provide the best care. Let them sleep!
Cindy Waggoner 7 years ago
Interns are over worked everyday of the week. Doctors stay as long as they are needed, even if it means 36 hours. Let them rest when and where they can, they need every minute utensils to work at their best possible level. God bless them.
David Daymon 7 years ago
It's easy to look down on people when you live in an ivory tower. Work a week the way healthcare providers do and we'll see how "tired" you get. I can't imagine writing an article is very taxing on you but do CPR for 20 minutes on a person and then we'll see.
Jane Sidwell 7 years ago
My doctor slept three nights at the hospital waiting for my son to be born! That is deducation!!
Nicholas Chee 8 years ago
Bloggers are... well, bloggers. Nothing more, nothing less. Just a hobby.
NishaPrince 8 years ago
We should respect their nature of work. They would have spent many sleepless nights to save people's lives. Look at the way they are sleeping, they do not even have proper beds and it's very sad. There is nothing wrong in taking a break when you are exhausted.
DavidThomas 9 years ago
I'm sure I've read that in the east (not sure what area) they encourage sleeping in work, to show they are working hard, some even fake sleeping to pretend they are working hard.
SpPalaniappan 9 years ago
I am a senior surgeon now. When I was a trainee, there were weeks when I was on call every day of the week for some weeks and the week-ends were real killers and believe me, I have fallen asleep leaning on the corner of the walls of the lift and had to be awakened by the nurses who realised I was 'missing'!!! Embarrassing but true .
MariaDoCarmoVale 9 years ago
It's so easy to criticize! doctors are human and most humans dont work so many consecutive hours, without sleeping or eating! be grateful because they are dismissing!!!
CarmenJimena 9 years ago
There is nothing wrong with powernaps as long as they set alarms and as long as they will be available to respond if they are paged most esp in a critical situation / emergency
BrendaMaillet 9 years ago
I'd rather have a doctor treating me whose had some sleep, rather than one whose judgement can be impaired from lack of rest.
TamaSweets 9 years ago
Honestly? I'm in first year of ,you could Call it high school i guess , with the medical and health Profile. First thing we learned? How
MichelleNguyen 9 years ago
I'm a nurse but with high case load I've also fallen asleep during shift, at least that helps me provide safe care to my patients !
HassanTariqBhatti 9 years ago
Sharing with u friends. A sleepless doctor after a 96 hrs shift got hit by a bus and died(phased out)
KimberleySullivan 9 years ago
I agree way to step up your are doing a wonderful job and I'm very proud of the fact that you are defending our resident you are awesome
LorraineSmith 9 years ago
During my nursing career ,I recall having an entire conversation with a trainee Dr who had worked an 80hr he was standing up fast aslep
StevePaschos 9 years ago
I am a physician and this blogger appalls me. What's his email his Twitter handle?
Alicia Marie 7 years ago
Aww number 11 you can see someone else giving birth in the window behind her 👶🏻💜
Dizzy Bray 7 years ago
"Only Those Who Are Doctors Understand This" Does watching 13 seasons of Grey's Anatomy count?
wannagetfukedupirlquestionmark 9 years ago
Like how people say work in there shoes blah blah. Nobody forced you into your career you made that on your own . If its OK for drs to sleep and get paid its OK for police? Ems? Construction workers? In the end no. I won't thank you for your services its your job let me guess you go ahead and thank all the truckers for your supplies ? Lol without them your fked
MarieWright 9 years ago
Doctors are useless. All they are are white collar drug pushers. They're accepting anyone now.
StephanieFishpaw 9 years ago
All nurses are not created equal. Don't despise us all because of the mistakes of another.
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MusicMom 9 years ago
You realize that the doctors we're talking about are residents, right? They're hardly making a fortune, and don't forget those student loan.
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SusannaVesna 9 years ago
This is crazy! These people are saving lives! How can some a*****e go & criticize them! So much stress & responsibility on their shoulders!
tweedledoo 9 years ago
Oh how I agree with you the author of the blog is just a cheapskate who is clearly a failure in life!
Load More Replies... ReginaVictoria 9 years ago
Im a doctor.."been there, done that". Never criticize us when you've never been in our shoes. We save lives despite our pains. Be grateful !
JeanneDeaux 9 years ago
Don't worry, most of us are grateful. I feel safer in the hands of a doc who takes refreshing naps than a doctor who only uses energy drinks
Load More Replies... JeanneDeaux 9 years ago
I would prefer being examined by a doctor who just woke up from a relaxing nap than a doctor who is starting his 36th hour without sleeping.
JohnMcLachlan 9 years ago
A big vote of thanks to all doctors ( and nurses ) for all they do, all the hours they put in, show me anybody who hasn't had a quick 40 winks at work given the chance. They are still just a wakeup call away from helping someone. God bless them all.
JesusJimenez 9 years ago
As a med student I fell asleep post call in lecture and began to snore. Lol, the professor was very understanding.
StaceyJeffery 9 years ago
As a nurse I see what hours DR's do we have all been there done that until YOU have walked in our shoes done our shifts BACK THE HELL OFF
JennyYordt 9 years ago
I think that resident doctors are way over worked and they should get some sleep whenever possible. They are human too not machines.
Angela Marsden 7 years ago
i used to work in nursing at a teaching hospital. the nurses are more than capable to watch the patients while they let their residents catch some shut eye. we see what they go through. some docs don't go home for days and are stuck in hospital.
Kimberly Surratt 7 years ago
Think about this: would you rather have a sleep deprived physician working on you or one that was able to power nap? Give me the responsible one that knows when they abdolitely need to close their eyes!
Trish Smith 7 years ago
Clearly these are hard working people with the best of intentions who would not be napping if their patients needs had not been met for the moment. Physician error accounts for a staggering number of complications and deaths each year; it is likely that over worked and thus sleep deprived health workers are more likely to make such errors. But all of that aside, Asia is very sane when it comes to sleeping in public, which in the West is basically unheard of outside of homelessness. The first major observation I made about the U.S. once I started my great trip around the world in my late 20s, resulted from observing in Asia that it is normal and acceptable to take a nap wherever you happen to be, if you have some time and need rest. Put another way, it's OK to sleep in public in Asia without needing to first rent an expensive room in which to do it.
TrinaJohnson 9 years ago
IDrather my doctor take a nap, over taking energy pills or drugs to stay alert. Im not part od medical staff, but I've worked a 13hr shift with little sleep, I can't imagine working a 18+ hr shift with no sleep. w
AnthonyJones 9 years ago
I'm a Med Tech.....and HELL YEAH! I slept at work.....If you screw up somebody's dead ......I once mixed specimens which was caught by another Med tech and saved the lives of 2 people, So I also don't go to work unless I'm fully rested.
AsherChandran 9 years ago
I am a freshly minted doctor, and the support I have read in the comments below is very affirming. Thank you. Your support makes it easier for us to love and serve you all. I wouldn't really be harsh with that blogger. Instead I'd encourage him to try to rationalize and empathize, maybe this way: " Dear Sir. On behalf of my co-worker, whom you choose to instantly judge, let me say this. There are two reasons a person would fall asleep at her desk: sheer laziness (or) sheer fatigue. Consider that the person in question, like me, has voluntarily studied hard through high school, studied harder in pre-med, studied hardest in med school, and has attended countless cadaver dissections, labs, daily rounds, conferences, clinical case discussions, CPCs, and surgeries. Within THAT context, which seems more likely? Sheer fatigue? Or sheer laziness?"
EnnieT.Rando 9 years ago
Shame on the blogger! Doctors are not machine. Getting short naps between patients is great than falling asleep in the middle of surgeries!
Johanna-NicolletteKidd 9 years ago
Its madness to expect humans to be on top of their game with sleep deprivation to contend with...by the way...isnt that a torture technic?
TamaSweets 9 years ago
Is how exhausting the Job of a nurse and a doc are. And how nobody cares or think about it. Let them have a break for godssake! They need it
PatrickFarley 9 years ago
Residents routinely (afaik) work 24-36 hour shifts. I WANT them to sleep during downtimes. Routine patient care is handled by RNs, who (1/2)
DennisHughes 9 years ago
People are ANGRY about them sleeping?! It means the doctor worked so hard and long they're falling down in their tracks! Say thank you!
HassanTariqBhatti 9 years ago
I think the blogger who criticized the doctor is just another moron who envy doctors
JenniferHayes 9 years ago
Really! when shifts are so long and 100% concentration is needed... they need to sleep where and when they can!
PropertyWendyCheng 9 years ago
It's easy for anyone to say things when they themselves are not in their shoes & with the use of social platform, some remarks can even kill
Petra Christovová 7 years ago
I completely symphatise with them. I once had a job with night shifts (not a healthcare one thankfully) and I know how physically draining it was. And when I add the insane responsibility and difficulty to it, I completely agree with point.
Sonja Woodard 7 years ago
This hits close to home I'm a cosmetology who had a client who was a resident getting ready to graduate fall asleep behind the wheel... And lose her life ....they need their rest like everyone else!
Kelli Napp 7 years ago
Power naps are healthy! I want my doctor well rested so they can provide the best care. Let them sleep!
Cindy Waggoner 7 years ago
Interns are over worked everyday of the week. Doctors stay as long as they are needed, even if it means 36 hours. Let them rest when and where they can, they need every minute utensils to work at their best possible level. God bless them.
David Daymon 7 years ago
It's easy to look down on people when you live in an ivory tower. Work a week the way healthcare providers do and we'll see how "tired" you get. I can't imagine writing an article is very taxing on you but do CPR for 20 minutes on a person and then we'll see.
Jane Sidwell 7 years ago
My doctor slept three nights at the hospital waiting for my son to be born! That is deducation!!
Nicholas Chee 8 years ago
Bloggers are... well, bloggers. Nothing more, nothing less. Just a hobby.
NishaPrince 8 years ago
We should respect their nature of work. They would have spent many sleepless nights to save people's lives. Look at the way they are sleeping, they do not even have proper beds and it's very sad. There is nothing wrong in taking a break when you are exhausted.
DavidThomas 9 years ago
I'm sure I've read that in the east (not sure what area) they encourage sleeping in work, to show they are working hard, some even fake sleeping to pretend they are working hard.
SpPalaniappan 9 years ago
I am a senior surgeon now. When I was a trainee, there were weeks when I was on call every day of the week for some weeks and the week-ends were real killers and believe me, I have fallen asleep leaning on the corner of the walls of the lift and had to be awakened by the nurses who realised I was 'missing'!!! Embarrassing but true .
MariaDoCarmoVale 9 years ago
It's so easy to criticize! doctors are human and most humans dont work so many consecutive hours, without sleeping or eating! be grateful because they are dismissing!!!
CarmenJimena 9 years ago
There is nothing wrong with powernaps as long as they set alarms and as long as they will be available to respond if they are paged most esp in a critical situation / emergency
BrendaMaillet 9 years ago
I'd rather have a doctor treating me whose had some sleep, rather than one whose judgement can be impaired from lack of rest.
TamaSweets 9 years ago
Honestly? I'm in first year of ,you could Call it high school i guess , with the medical and health Profile. First thing we learned? How
MichelleNguyen 9 years ago
I'm a nurse but with high case load I've also fallen asleep during shift, at least that helps me provide safe care to my patients !
HassanTariqBhatti 9 years ago
Sharing with u friends. A sleepless doctor after a 96 hrs shift got hit by a bus and died(phased out)
KimberleySullivan 9 years ago
I agree way to step up your are doing a wonderful job and I'm very proud of the fact that you are defending our resident you are awesome
LorraineSmith 9 years ago
During my nursing career ,I recall having an entire conversation with a trainee Dr who had worked an 80hr he was standing up fast aslep
StevePaschos 9 years ago
I am a physician and this blogger appalls me. What's his email his Twitter handle?
Alicia Marie 7 years ago
Aww number 11 you can see someone else giving birth in the window behind her 👶🏻💜
Dizzy Bray 7 years ago
"Only Those Who Are Doctors Understand This" Does watching 13 seasons of Grey's Anatomy count?
wannagetfukedupirlquestionmark 9 years ago
Like how people say work in there shoes blah blah. Nobody forced you into your career you made that on your own . If its OK for drs to sleep and get paid its OK for police? Ems? Construction workers? In the end no. I won't thank you for your services its your job let me guess you go ahead and thank all the truckers for your supplies ? Lol without them your fked
MarieWright 9 years ago
Doctors are useless. All they are are white collar drug pushers. They're accepting anyone now.
StephanieFishpaw 9 years ago
All nurses are not created equal. Don't despise us all because of the mistakes of another.
Load More Replies... MusicMom 9 years ago
You realize that the doctors we're talking about are residents, right? They're hardly making a fortune, and don't forget those student loan.
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