Trigger warning: This episode contains discussion of predatorial behavior and sexual assault. Listener discretion is advised.

In this episode of Good Nurse Bad Nurse, Tina and Roger discuss the disturbing case of Michael David Bragg, a nurse who exploited his position to film patients without consent, leading to serious legal consequences. The conversation highlights the importance of vigilance in healthcare settings and the need for ethical practices.

The episode concludes with a heartwarming story about a flight nurse who saved a child's life, emphasizing water safety and the critical role of attentive supervision around bodies of water.

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In this episode of Good Nurse Bad Nurse, Tina welcomes physician assistant Joseph Rad, also known as @TheRaddestPA on TikTok! Together, they dive into the malpractice case of Dr. Ian Patterson, who performed unnecessary surgeries, and the fraudulent practices of Dr. Jorge Zamora Quezada, who falsely diagnosed patients for financial gain. The discussion emphasizes the importance of patient advocacy, ethical practices in medicine, and the need for systemic reforms in healthcare.

For our "Good Nurse" segment, we're featuring Joseph! Stick around to hear about his journey into social media, highlighting its role in connecting with others during challenging times.

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In this episode, Tina and Roger discuss the Pulse nightclub shooting with Jamiee Hahn, an ER nurse who experienced the event firsthand. They explore the impact of the tragedy on the LGBTQ community, the emergency response, and the emotional toll on healthcare workers. Jamiee shares her insights on coping with trauma, the importance of debriefing, and the ongoing discussions surrounding gun control and hate crimes.

For our "Good Nurse", we're featuring Jaimee! After overcoming two battles with aggressive cancers, she was diagnosed with a rare neurological condition. However, she hasn't let that stop her! Stick around to hear Jaimee's inspiring story.

To hear even more about Jaimee, check out her books on Amazon (under the pen name Kellie Sorensen):

Nursing Did it to me: Why I am the way I am, Vol 1

Nursing Did it to me: Why I am the way I am, Vol 2

Nursing Did it to me: Why I am the way I am, Vol 3

Nursing Did it to me: Why I am the way I am, Vol 4

Nursing Did it to me: Why I am the way I am, Vol 5

Nursing Did it to me: Why I am the way I am, Vol 6

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