Includes Doctor, Nurse, Mortuary Worker, Forensic Scientist - any place the medical profession is a focus
Summary: James Barnes should be just like any other patient Steve sees in his Brooklyn clinic, but the mob enforcer bleeding all over his waiting room chair apparently didn’t get the memo.
Summary: Everyone hears stories about the idiots who have to go to the ER to get random objects removed from their asses. If someone told Bucky he’d be spending his weekend in the hospital for one of the most embarrassing occurrences of his life, he’d probably laugh in their face and tell them to go fuck off. But here he is, in the ER with eleven inches of packaged, cold salami stuck up his ass. To make matters worse, his nurse is really hot. Really hot. Join Bucky for one of the most awkward and yet comical experiences of his life that leads to self-discovery, trust and maybe even love.
Summary: Bucky Barnes has a few problems with his new neighbor: 1. He's hot 2. He's loud 3. He might be a secret superhero
Summary: The emergency departments of hospitals are all alike. Some are small, just a couple of rooms, a bathroom, a harried nurse who greets the frequent fliers by name, and some are huge, with dozens of rooms and a team of people who don’t even know each other’s names, let alone the patients.
Summary: Bucky isn't used to alpha's being the nicest to him, he knows why even if he doesn't get it- he's a male omega. A very rare subset of the already rare part of the population that's second gender isn't beta. Which is what makes it all the more shocking when his "perfect match" walks in during one of his shifts and is irrefutably nice to him. This is that story. The story of how they went from a patient nurse relationship to an alpha omega pair who's bond is unbreakable.
Summary: Mating happens when an Alpha and an Omega bite each other. However, if only one bites, the one with the bite becomes deadly sick. Steve, as a nurse, sees a lot of injuries every day. He spends his life helping people. But he doesn't expect to see his long lost friend among those he is supposed to help.
Summary: Dr. Steve Rogers is a damn fine doctor and has been for almost half his life. He’s never been tempted to break his professional oath until one patient turns sad, sweet eyes on him and asks for an exam that’s less than professional. Torn between helping his patient and maintaining his integrity, he’s lost when Bucky Barnes looks at him like Steve’s the answer to all his prayers.
Summary: Oh fuck. He’d know that body — that face, even without the blindfold — anywhere. This cannot be happening. The perfect, perfect sub he’s seen twice now cannot be his new doctor. Fuck.
Summary: You know, just a classic: "how did you two meet?" ("I got shot" / "He came into my clinic and bled all over my floor.") ▽ Written for: Hot Bucky Summer, Week 8: “How’d you meet?"
Summary: Bucky, an unmated male Omega, unexpectedly gets pregnant. Steve, an Alpha who is an Omega specialist doctor, gets a new patient. But of course, it's more complicated than that.
Summary:
Bucky’s read all the posters about cholesterol and depression and Knowing Your Ticks To Avoid Lyme Disease at least five times each now, and he’s just about to lever himself off the table to grab his phone from the back pocket of his pants, currently folded on the guest chair near the desk, when the door opens. He sits back on the exam table, expecting to see Dr. Banner’s familiar stooped posture, salt-and-pepper curls, and wire rims.
But it isn’t Dr. Banner.
It’s only the hottest man Bucky has ever seen, bar none.
Summary:
After being pulled from the ice, Steve suffers the indignity of monthly medical checks to ensure the serum still works in the twenty-first century as well as it did back in the forties. It’s infuriating since Steve’s the picture of health. When his usual doctor is replaced with the hottest man Steve’s ever seen, the monthly exams become excruciating, if only because Steve can’t handle being touched by Dr. Barnes. Desperate to relieve the sexual tension he can’t seem to escape, Steve confesses his feelings—something that skimpy paper gowns will eventually reveal anyway.
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