Samantha Bourton also visited the patient outside work hours in May 2021, a panel heard.
By Andy GiddingsA mental health nurse who had sex with a patient in Shropshire has been struck off.
The panel heard she made contact with him, using her personal number, and visited him out of hours at his accommodation on two further occasions.
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