An influencer nurse has been suspended for posting disturbing pictures of seriously ill patients.
Liao Wan-ru has built up a following of nearly 14,000 Instagram fans after posting saucy snaps and hospital-related content.
The 30-year-old, who has been working as a nurse for around seven years, has been accused of posting sensitive images of ICU patients while making offensive remarks about them.
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Images allegedly included the patients’ vomit, blood, and faeces.
It’s claimed she took images of a patient connected to monitoring machines with his legs restrained by straps after apparently soiling himself.
Liao reportedly called the patient “an idiot” and said she found “a river of excrement”.
She added: “Someone, bring me my usual gun.”
In another post, she allegedly slammed dementia patients for disturbing her peace, as reported by Need To Know.
She said: “Damn it, should I take off my uniform and fight them?!”
Liao also shared a photo of a medical drainage device filled with blood.
While apparently violating the patient’s privacy, she said he was “bleeding constantly from his mouth and nose, and was also passing bloody stools”.
She added: “I really want to go to hell!”
In another post of a sick patient, she allegedly insulted their family by telling them to “go eat sh*t, you idiots”.
Liao is also accused of being rude to new starters at the hospital.
If a trainee made a mistake, she would reportedly take photos and post them online with comments such as “what’s in your head, newbie?”
The management team at Taipei City Hospital in Taiwan received a letter of complaint about Liao’s social media activity in mid-February.
A hospital spokesperson has confirmed that the nurse has been suspended as they carry out a full investigation into her alleged online activity.
They have also demanded that she delete any inappropriate content that was filmed inside the hospital as the disciplinary procedure continues.
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