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This is part of our practical training program in hospitals, which requires us to be in close contact with female nurses.
And to benefit from them in the field of nursing, to talk to them and ask them questions.
They may not be Muslim, and sometimes one may be alone with them. What is your opinion, esteemed scholar?
I see that if necessity requires this, and you have no other choice,
then fear Allah as much as you are able, and do not ask them many questions except when necessary.
And lower your gaze from them as much as possible.
We ask Allah, the Exalted, to bring the day when men are alone with their knowledge.
And women with their knowledge.
As for the issue of being alone together, it is never allowed.
But how can he be alone with her when they have the patient?
Unless the patient does not drink.
No, do not laugh. Should a woman who is not related to you laugh? Never.
But don't show her a frowning face or an overly cheerful face.
Just be normal, only as necessary.
And if she sees that if she neglects what she must do, she will be reported.
You cannot be too open with your face.
Especially a non-mahram woman who knows that if she enters, they immediately close the door.