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Fortunately for me, my church and its school have separate buildings.

PUCKER wrote:C-dub, I should mention that this was during the lunch hour, and there's a hospital within eyesight of this Academy.

Okay. You got me there. It certainly could have been a doc, but most all the docs I know try not to bring it up in public to avoid a whole bunch of questions. I'm still betting on a young one, though. <45y?

lonewolf wrote:Dumbest thing I heard a Doc/Surgeon say...

"Oops!"

I thought about that, but thought that would fall more into the unfortunate category than dumb. LOL

PUCKER wrote:Regarding his profession, he passed himself off as a doctor that did surgeries...he was talking about surgeries. As far as wearing scrubs, the few times that I've been to the ER/Hospital, scrub-wear seems to be the norm for those in the medical profession, at least what I've seen with my own eyes.

Of course, this is true at work, but most don't wear them around town. Many ER docs I knew when I worked in the hospital didn't even wear them at work. The younger one's did, but not the more experienced.

He will be surprised if and when he takes the class. Then we can only hope he doesn't say anything to any of his hospitals administration about proper signage.

Real doctors don't run around town in scrubs. Students, interns, and nurses do, but generally speaking most others do not.