October 29, 2022 - Sutter terminated the nurses responsible for the various TikTok posts. ... Emory University employee accused of dumping woman's body in park, discarding her belongings at work ... Eastern Passage woman says don’t be ‘complacent’ about overwhelmed emergency rooms in N.S. ... Nurse streams med pass (including med errors) on Tik Tok Live. ... Off-duty Atlanta ...

October 15, 2022 - Some management supported their nurses making tiktoks showing what they were going through with the pandemic and trying to bring some positivity to the job during a negative time.

After all, it could be argued that the nurses may have been young, grew up in a world where posting everything on social media is the norm, and may have truly not understood how a TikTok video could have such a significant impact on their jobs and patients. A Reddit thread discussing the video brought up how it may signal that healthcare workers need better training about handling their social media presence.

November 17, 2019 - If these nurses hate it so much I don’t understand why they don’t go into a less patient-facing role. It’s on them for their behavior, everyone is allowed to be tired, but you don’t get to be angry for doing the basic functions of your paid job. ... I saw someone on TikTok live saying how they thought the nurses should’ve been let off with a warning because now they are out of a job right before the holidays, and that it was tied to race.

September 1, 2025 - Four nurses have lost their jobs after appearing in a viral TikTok video talking about maternity patient “icks”. Emory University Hospital Midtown, in Atlanta US, released a statement saying that the comments were “disrespectful and ...

1 month ago - Four nurses have lost their jobs after appearing in a viral TikTok video talking about maternity patient “icks”. Emory University Hospital Midtown, in Atlanta US, released a statement saying that the comments were “disrespectful and ...

September 22, 2025 - Four nurses have lost their jobs after appearing in a viral TikTok video talking about maternity patient “icks”. Emory University Hospital Midtown, in Atlanta US, released a statement saying that the comments were “disrespectful and ...

#emoryhealthcare #l&d #nurses #atlantageorgia #emoryhospital #emoryhospitalatlanta #emory #hanhinton #nasty #blacknurses #whitenurses #laboranddelivery”. hannah hinton. original sound - username09876510.

December 12, 2022 - Emory University Hospital in Atlanta. (David Goldman/AP) ... In a TikTok video last week, four employees wearing nurse scrubs at an Atlanta hospital revealed their “icks” regarding labor and delivery patients.

1 week ago - Four nurses have lost their jobs after appearing in a viral TikTok video talking about maternity patient “icks”. Emory University Hospital Midtown, in Atlanta US, released a statement saying that the comments were “disrespectful and ...

June 24, 2023 - The majority of commenters assumed Emory Healthcare gave them the boot and spoke on how that was the right decision. A few women who had given birth shared their mostly negative experiences. "As someone who had the most neglectful and egregious birthing experience here — one that could have cost me my life and my child’s — I’m unsurprised by the attitudes of these nurses," wrote one mom.

TikTok video from The Shade Borough (@theshadeborough): “Discover the shocking story of nurses losing their jobs after an inappropriate viral video. Learn why patient care is paramount at Emory University Hospital Midtown.

December 14, 2022 - Multiple nurses are no longer employed after participating in a viral TikTok video, in which they shared their “labour and delivery icks”. The video in question, which has since been deleted but is still available to view on Twitter, showed ...

December 15, 2022 - What they're saying: "If my pregnant wife has to deliver at a hospital, Emory Midtown is where she’ll go — and as a Black woman, her likelihood of dying increases significantly," one man tweeted. What's happening: The video has been taken down. Emory Healthcare, which referred to the nurses as "former employees" in a statement said the "disrespectful and unprofessional comments" fell short of the "values and standards we expect every member of our team to hold and demonstrate."

At Emory Healthcare , your health is important ❤️ I am mom free this morning ❤️ #emoryhealthcare #goodmorning #health #healthcare · Take care of yourself when in the hospital bcuz a lot of them don’t care about your pain. Know your surrounding. #hanhinton #hipaa #nurse #emoryhealthcare

TikTok video from Emory Healthcare Careers (@lifeatemoryhc)

December 10, 2022 - "Emory Healthcare is committed ... the statement said, in part. In the video, multiple nurses shared their "icks," a trend on TikTok where people share things that bother them....