The nurse checked his blood pressure - and then came an indecent proposal he didn't expect

A man in Canada filed a complaint against a registered nurse, Lori Chern, after a simple medical visit at her home ended with a sexual proposition. The regulatory body restricted her work in her private practice but allowed her to work in hospitals. Chern denies the allegations.

A man in Canada filed a complaint against a registered nurse, Lori Chern, after a simple medical visit at her home turned into a sexual proposition. According to the complaint, Chern complimented his body, asked about his sex life, and eventually offered to have sex with him, claiming it would benefit his health. The man refused, but the nurse left the door open. The British Columbia College of Nurses and Midwives (BCCNM) issued an interim order prohibiting Chern from receiving patients in her private practice but allowing her to work in two hospitals. Chern denies the allegations, and the complaint has not yet been proven.