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Paramedic Fired for Taking Pictures with Dying Patients

Posted on March 15, 2015 by Dissent

Waqas writes:

… Tatiana Kulikova is nothing like a compassionate paramedic. The 25 year-old Tatiana has been fired by health officers after viewing the pictures she posted online taken in the back of an ambulance.

There are several utterly sickening selfies posted by Tatiana. In one of the images, the Russian blonde can be seen flipping a bird at the badly injured victim of an accident and the picture is titled “another moron.”

In another one she sticks her two fingers up to a heart attack patient and the picture has been titled “How I hate my job.”

Officials at Kirov emergency service have now sacked Tatiana after she admitted clicking and posting those pictures.

Read more on HackRead, who, unfortunately in my opinion, posted the pictures, thereby contributing to the violation of patient privacy (yes, even though it’s newsworthy).

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