In your country, are nurses generally seen as working-class or middle-class?

[axel.aleman]

Con los aumentos de salarios que han tenido en la última década diría clase media

[Tooting Carmen]

Con los aumentos de salarios que han tenido en la última década diría clase media

But are they also better-educated/qualified than in the past?

[Ylla]

In the UK, definitely a working class profession but it’s changing since you now need a degree.
But you can definitely tell the difference between newly qualified nurses and senior ones.

[axel.aleman]

But are they also better-educated/qualified than in the past?

No realmente

[Andullero]

Working class sadly.

Ditto here.

[Tooting Carmen]

Ditto here.

In DR, are either doctors or nurses commonly of Haitian origin? And among the Dominican staff themselves, would the nurses be 'blacker' on average than the doctors?

[Andullero]

In DR, are either doctors or nurses commonly of Haitian origin?

No on both counts. Doctors, specially, are unionized, among the very few unions existing here.

And among the Dominican staff themselves, would the nurses be 'blacker' on average than the doctors?

Yeah, but the difference isn't that crazy.

[calxpal]

Middle-class

[Ellethwyn]

Middle-class here in the US.

[Rogan]

Middle-class