With just a few mouse nugsing you will be able to join this Nurse Dating website where single men and women get together to connect and have some fun. It's not really a work policy dating thing. Advantage - she can make 3 digit hourly pay because they need her so much. But who gets to take care of them. We were passionate about the same things. We were able to understand and appreciate eachother because we go latients and see the same things everyday for our jobs. Once they knew I was becoming a nurse, my extended family pstients made it a mission to introduce me to every guy they knew that worked in a hospital. Downside of this is that a lot of our conversation outside latients work includes a lot of talk about work. Nurses are loving and caring beings. Just curious if anyone else has seen this I work in datign nursing home so I have never had this problem :chuckle What about people that live in a small town like me. Pros: 3 day work week for both of us. Otherwise we have the exact same work schedule so we still get a lot of time together. It's nice because even if we work in drastically different areas, we can at least partially understand each other's nursing dating patients and excitement. I work nights, she works days. I think my parents will always have that going for their relationship. We've made it a priority to not talk work too much, and this included when he was still a nurse.
We're more than willing to listen to each other let off some steam, but usually stop each other when it just pxtients into rambling and such. Scheduling is an issue. I personally have never done it, but have seen it happen.
Had a whole 4 days lecturing on ethics. Know a nurse who is dating a daating now, not a situation open for discussion as both are married.
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With just a few mouse nugsing you will be able to join this Nurse Dating website where single men and women get together to connect and have some fun. It's not really a work policy dating thing. Advantage - she can make 3 digit hourly pay because they need her so much. But who gets to take care of them. We were passionate about the same things. We were able to understand and appreciate eachother because we go latients and see the same things everyday for our jobs. Once they knew I was becoming a nurse, my extended family pstients made it a mission to introduce me to every guy they knew that worked in a hospital. Downside of this is that a lot of our conversation outside latients work includes a lot of talk about work. Nurses are loving and caring beings. Just curious if anyone else has seen this I work in datign nursing home so I have never had this problem :chuckle What about people that live in a small town like me. Pros: 3 day work week for both of us. Otherwise we have the exact same work schedule so we still get a lot of time together. It's nice because even if we work in drastically different areas, we can at least partially understand each other's nursing dating patients and excitement. I work nights, she works days. I think my parents will always have that going for their relationship. We've made it a priority to not talk work too much, and this included when he was still a nurse. We're more than willing to listen to each other let off some steam, but usually stop each other when it just pxtients into rambling and such. Scheduling is an issue. I personally have never done it, but have seen it happen. Had a whole 4 days lecturing on ethics. Know a nurse who is dating a daating now, not a situation open for discussion as both are married.