NHS worker posts OnlyFans picture at hospital mortuary as investigation launched
Pathologist Amelie Warnier, a Spanish native who describes herself as a model and health nutritionist on her Instagram page, has hit back at her critics.
NHS bosses have launched an investigation after a pathologist took a raunchy picture of herself in her underwear while she was at a hospital mortuary - then posted it on OnlyFans.
Amelie Warnier's snap was understood to have been taken in the morgue waiting room at Broomfield Hospital in Chelmsford, Essex, during the Covid-19 pandemic.
As reported by the Mirror, the 44-year-old professional is then believed to have posted the image on OnlyFans, after she was encouraged by a friend to create a profile on the adult website.
Mid and South Essex NHS Foundation Trust, which operates the hospital, says there are "strict codes of practice" in its mortuaries and bosses have opened a probe into the mum-of-two's act.
Speaking to The Sun yesterday, Amelie said: "You only have one life." The pathologist added she deactivated the OnlyFans account - but the racy image resurfaced this year when she relaunched her profile.
It's understood the image was shared widely online after Amelie uploaded it to OnlyFans. As a result, bosses at Broomfield Hospital, which the public watchdog Care Quality Commission rated as "requires improvement" this year, became aware of the picture.
"None of her colleagues could believe this when they saw it. Their eyes were popping out. It's so brazen to strip off your scrubs and pose in the morgue," a source told The Sun.
However Amelie, who is a Spanish native who describes herself as a model and health nutritionist on her Instagram page, hit back at her critics.
She told the publication: "I only took that picture when I first opened the account. Someone pushed me to do it and I said f*** it, why not. You only live once... If you're a professional in your job it doesn't matter what you're doing after work."
The mum-of-two, from Witham, Essex, said a manager called in February complaining about "something recorded in the hospital" and warned her they would need to discuss it. According to reports the investigation was opened then and continues.
Amelie qualified in pathology - the study of disease - in her native Spain in 2012. She has worked in the NHS for approximately seven years and has reportedly completed "thousands" of autopsies during this period.
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Mid and South Essex NHS Foundation Trust - which runs 800-bed Broomfield Hospital - said it was taking action in line with its HR policies and procedures. It added 'strict codes of practice' are followed in its mortuaries and there were stringent controls on who can enter.
NHS England's social media guidance warns health service staff they can still be held to the "standards expected of healthcare professionals" on their personal profiles.
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