Residency training for doctors consists of long days and lots of stress, especially for those of us in surgical specialties. Despite the grueling days, I always made it a priority to be friendly with everyone I worked with. Nurses take tons of crap from everyone, so I made sure none of it came from me. Anyways, here's a little story where being friendly did more than pay off...

During my senior year of residency, I rotated at a hospital away from my main training site for a few months. The point of the rotation was to increase the number of cases I performed independently. For the first time, I was the surgeon prepping patients, operating on them, and taking them out to recovery. When taking a patient out to recovery, I give a quick sign out to the nurse taking my patient. I thought it was always important to leave a good impression, so I would help nurses transfer my patient to another bed, set up monitoring leads, whatever to make their job easier.A few weeks into the rotation, I noticed a younger nurse who was new to the recovery unit. By this point, the older nurses knew me. I signed out a patient to her one day and she was surprised at how I was helping her get our patient settled. We would quickly talk here in there over the next couple weeks. "how are you? how's your day?" Nothing big.

One day, I was feeling extremely confident after finishing a complex case. I was in a great mood. This nurse apparently already had 2 patients so a 3rd would be a bit much for her. My patient was already assigned to her and she was happy to take him, but the older nurses joked "oh she's already so busy, are you really going to make her take him?" I replied, "well she is the best ; ). I'll take her out for a drink or something to make up for it haha."

A couple days later, while I was bringing out another patient, she asked, "we're you serious about taking me out?" I felt bad because I was joking, but I was honest with her. "AH I was joking. I'm so sorry. You know they've got me working everyday here and I'm always on call." She laughed "oh just making sure, because I don't know if it would be good for us to go out since we work here together." I was happy that we were on the same page.

The next day, she came into the doctors area where I was by myself typing out my operative reports for the day. She asked, "so why don't you want to go out with me?" At this point, I felt really bad. I was not looking for a relationship at that time. "I'm not really looking to date or get into a relationship." She smiled at me and that smile made me think the next words were a good idea to say: "I'm just looking to hook up." Apparently, those were key words. She started laughing and said "that's what I want."

We spent the next 10 minutes trying to find a place where nobody would come in. It was around 6:30PM so we went into a small conference room. The door didn't lock but I was pretty sure nobody would still be around. We began kissing. I slid my hands up her scrub top and felt her breasts. She slid a hand down my scrub pants and began stroking my dick. I couldn't believe this was happening. I took her top off, then she slid my pants down and got on her knees. She immediately began sucking on my dick. I had never been so hard before. She was so good at it. She licked my balls as she stroked my dick. She was so thorough. I made her stand up and I pulled her panties down. I placed her onto the conference table rubbed her clit. Her pussy was soaked. I slid in my hard cock. After thrusting into her on that table, I felt the cum start building up. Unfortunately, she wasn't on the pill so I pulled out and came all over her pussy.

It was the best way to end the day.

In summary, be nice to nurses! (I have more stories, so I'll add them when I get time - being a nice person, pays off. Don't let anyone tell you otherwise)