Tiktok captures the human mind, and now people lose the sense that what needs to post is appropriate. Atlanta nurses fired after mocking expectant moms in TikTok video.
After four Atlanta-based nurses posted a TikTok video in which they blasted their patients and their family’s annoying habits, they were let go. The nurses were terminated when the video went viral.
We previously told you to push the call light,” one nurse adds in the clip. However, “every five minutes, somebody from your family comes to the front desk asking for something else.”
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A coworker then arrives and mockingly impersonates a controlling relative.
Please Pardon Me. Um, pardon me! She apologetically mutters, “Pardon me!” Could you please provide me with some water? I Apologize! Please lend me a blanket.
The minute-long video featured four staff from Emory Healthcare and went viral before being taken off.
Another nurse gripes over the constant demand from overwhelmed first-time parents for their newborn’s weight while still holding her.
The nurses’ jokes in the delivery room infuriated and alarmed many online. Many complained that the nurses were disrespectful to the patients they were supposed to be helping by making jokes about them.
Consider expressing these things to ladies when they are emotionally vulnerable, as one poster put it.
An ABC affiliate, WSB-TV, has established that the nurses shown in the video were all terminated.
After the video went viral, a spokesperson for Emory University Midtown Hospital said, “This video does not show our commitment to patient- and family-centered care, and it falls short of the values and standards we expect every member of our team to hold and show.”
The former workers created the video as part of TikTok’s “ick” challenge, in which participants discuss the worst aspects of their workplace environments.
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