IU Health investigates after controversial tweet traced to nurse

Indiana University Health is investigating a controversial tweet allegedly sent with a nurse who works for the Administration. (picture: File picture)Indiana University Health is investigating a controversial tweet allegedly sent with a nurse who works for the Administration. Historically every son you had ought be sacrificed to the wolves Bitch"Update: IU Health tells nurse 'no longer an employee' next controversial tweetThe account, @tai_fieri, was deleted & appears to have been recreated with a different consumer who posted Fresh tweets Saturday. IU Health spokesman Jason Fechner approved that Baker worked for the health system while the tweet was posted. "IU Health is aware of various troubling posts on social networking that appear to be from a soon hired IU Health employee," Fechner said in a statement.

IU Health tells nurse 'no longer an employee' next controversial tweet

IU Health logo (picture: File picture)An Indiana University Health nurse who posted a controversial tweet is no longer an employee for the health care system. "A soon hired IU Health employee attached to troubling posts on social networking this weekend is no longer an employee of IU Health," the health system said in a statement Sunday. The declaration comes 1 day after IU Health said its human resources section was investigating a Twitter post related to an employee named Taiyesha Baker. IU Health did'nt name Baker in its statement, however IU Health spokesperson Jason Fechner approved Saturday that Baker worked for the health system while the tweet was posted. "IU Health is aware of various troubling posts on social networking that appear to be from a soon hired IU Health employee," the Saturday statement said.

IU Health nurse no longer an employee after investigation into controversial tweet

as declared in × IU Health nurse no longer an employee after investigation into controversial tweetINDIANAPOLIS, Ind. – An IU Health nurse is no longer an employee after an investigation was released Saturday into a controversial Tweet. "A soon hired IU Health employee attached to troubling posts on social networking this weekend is no longer an employee of IU Health."IU Health originally released a statement regarding the matter on Saturday morning. On Saturday afternoon, IU Health released another statement by further data. "IU Health is aware of various troubling posts on social networking that appear to be from a soon hired IU Health employee.

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