16 Funniest Nurse Jokes - NIGHT Shift Edition
Whether you're a nurse who loves or hates working night shift - you have to laugh at these! Because, night shift is awesome - wait what day is it again?
1. Night Shift Nurses Get Paid More


2. “Sundowners”

3. Forbidden Words

3. The Potlucks ROCK!


4. Full Moons


5. Giving Report Is A Cinch - Not.

6. Finally Going Home

7. The Struggle


8. Staying Extra

9. Greeting Day Shift Like…

10. Work Meetings

11. When You Finally Leave Work

12. Sleep


13. Trying to “Adult”

14. What’s a “Friday Night”

15. Going On Vacation


16. Your Team!


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