Drunk doctor who assaulted Uber driver fired.

[linuxman]

http://www.indiatimes.com/news/world/drunk-doctor-anjali-ramkissoon-who-attacked-an-uber-driver-in-the-us-fired-253930.html

I think she was on suspension, but it looks like they went ahead and fired her.

She's going to have a VERY hard time finding another residency. All that work for nothing...

[Demonaut]

1. why am I mildly attracted to this girl?????

glutton for punishment

[linuxman]

2. Live your dreams!

She seems nice.

[left-of-center2012]

3. Does the word dominatrix ring a bell?

[usedtobedemgurl]

7. As long as it is consensual.....

This is why 50 Shades was not realistic - it was abuse because it was not consensual. A lot of people have a misconception about what it is to be a dominatrix, or a domme. The way this chick acted, she would be booted from the BDSM community. It was wrong.

[trumad]

6. Yeah imagine her straddling you in bed after a night of drinking....

with a scalpel in her hand.

[Demonaut]

14. pooof!....there goes the attraction

[flying rabbit]

4. Don't see that guy drunk much. nt

[Sam_Fields]

5. As long as she completes a rehalibitation program she should find new residency

I'm strongly against destroying people for a mistake in their life. People can reform themselves and we as a society should help them if they want help.

[treestar]

19. +1

It's like once you make a mistake you are to be kicked out for good or something.

[BuelahWitch]

8. Probably not the first time she behaved like an entitled asshole

Hopefully she learns from this experience, but I sincerely doubt it.

[madokie]

9. VA might hire her

sounds like she just might be a perfect fit for them

[closeupready]

10. If she's any good as a neurologist, she'll find work, and

this was probably a useful development for her. I knew a woman years ago who told me she felt everyone should be fired at least once in their careers. I didn't understand that at the time, but in hindsight, I 100% get what she was saying, and this woman is a prime example of someone who could benefit from it on many levels.

That said, if she were to do some work in areas underserved by doctors, it'd go a long way towards rehabilitating her reputation, IMHO. But she obviously is not the kind of person with a giving character, so that is unlikely to happen.

[GreenEyedLefty]

12. I actually agree with this.

Being fired was one of the most humbling experiences of my life, and something that I now think was the best thing that ever happened to me. I was let go not for cause, but because "it wasn't a good fit." It was true and completely justified but it stung like hell at the time.

[JustABozoOnThisBus]

13. Yeah, if this guy could find work as a neurologist, anyone can ...

[EL34x4]

11. This crap drives me crazy.

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[jmowreader]

15. Shit like this makes me really hate humanity

The United States has no fear of being invaded and occupied. No one would want this place.

[treestar]

16. Why do people have to be fired for every mistake?

What a waste to the public of a doctor's training.

[Bonx]

17. They don't and aren't.

But assholish drunken assault, viewed by millions will usually get you fired.

[treestar]

18. Just seems like why not let the criminal penalties

be the punishment. But if you are still doing a good job, why in these stories it always seems necessary that they lose their job too is beyond me. How will that lead to reform?