hey people, we have a nurse on board!!
http://chiffboard.mati.ca/profile.php?mode=viewprofile&u=5737
let’s all welcome her aboard! 
Well, there are several others, including Rebl-rn and Tony Higgins.
Glad to see that got you all excited though Amar!
ah well, I just may have a thing for nurses. 
oh…is it a female nurse…? 
or…
hahahaha…I like dogs!
I, for one, would feel better with you liking
!
silly…not like that. . 
OOOhhhh OK!
I’m so used to thinking of you going after nurses, I just drew a logical conclusion! 
I’m sure you could still invite
over for homemade pizza, tho! He might have a thing for doctors…
I’m pretty sure Whistlin’ Dixie is a nurse. But she’s married, amar. And brewerpaul is going to be a nurse, and Dave Parkhurst is a nurse (not sure I got their names quite right). I’m sure they wouldn’t mind a friendly welcome even if they have been here for years!
Long live nurses!!! 
Edited to correct a name.
A kind hello to!!!
Whistlin’ Dixie, Paul Busman, and Dave Parkhurst!
burnsbyrne is also a nurse. We’re lousy with nurses, Any more nurses and they can stage a legal coup and fly around on NurseForce One. Next week the name of the place changes to Chief and Whipple.
I was initially gonna say something (usually the first thing that pops into my head requires modification, a learned trait for this Sagittarius, bad Mary, bad!!!)
Anyway, thanks Cynth, but I am a Physician Assistant.
Not quite the same thing, although we also work in hospitals…
I don’t think they have PA’s in Sweden…
Mary
All these MALE nurses… cool! Gotta love liberation!
My husband just straightened me out on what a PA does. I just have one question, Dix. What does Sweden have to do with it?
ooops
Switzerland… You know, where amar lives…
It’s been a long day!
But I think they don’t have PA’s in Swithzerland. Regardless, thanks for the nice greetings, amar.
Mary (will be married 25 years this May 
)
Oh my god…it doesn’t get much more american than that does it?
Sweden-Switzerland..
HAHAHHAHAHAAAAAAAAA!!!
She was tired, amar! And besides, she’s from Texas so I’d watch out!
I guess, that given my occupation as a Veterinary Technician, I could be considered a Male Nurse… maybe closer to Male Nurse Practitioner?
I finished nursing school in 1981. The percentage of male nurses in the USA at that time was 6%, about the same as today. My class at Case Western Reserve University had about 10% males, all of whom already had bachelor’s degrees in other disciplines. Nursing as a profession still has a slightly negative connotation. That was the whole point of making Ben Stiller’s character a nurse rather than a doctor. Would Robert di Niro given a doctor a polygraph?
Anyway, I am glad to see that there are so many nurses of all genders who enjoy making music.
Mike