I think a lot of men went into nursing because it was a steady, guaranteed job. You could always make extra money if willing to put in the overtime. Now, as we have seen, hospitals attach demands you turn your body and soul over to them. That works, if that is all you care about. Male nurses frequently received the high positions because they were all about position and money, where females were about caring for the emotional aspect too. Patients weren’t just a commodity. The male perspective was the preferred model: time and efficiency=$.
I think a lot of men went into nursing because it was a steady, guaranteed job. You could always make extra money if willing to put in the overtime. Now, as we have seen, hospitals attach demands you turn your body and soul over to them. That works, if that is all you care about. Male nurses frequently received the high positions because they were all about position and money, where females were about caring for the emotional aspect too. Patients weren’t just a commodity. The male perspective was the preferred model: time and efficiency=$.