Susan works part time as a Registered Nurse and also has a business, providing massage therapy, which she runs out of her home. One day, you hear her telling one of her clients that she could provide massage therapy to help a shoulder injury once the client is discharged from hospital. What should you say to Susan?
A)"How much do you charge for a massage?"
B)"Telling your clients about your massage therapy business is a conflict of interest."
C)"Why don't you offer massage services while you are at work?"
D)"Wow. What a neat job. Why don't you do it full time?"

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When you work for an employer as a nurse, you must not advertise your own business to your clients. It is a conflict of interest, and you could face disciplinary actions. Most employers will have you sign a special conflict-of-interest form upon being hired.

Susan Works Part Time as a Registered Nurse and Also