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Head Nurse is a playable class in the Roblox survival horror game Animal Hospital (Anomaly). She is one of the game's two Robux-exclusive classes, alongside Secret Agent, and specializes in inventory management and patient treatment. Her class is designed to help players carry more supplies and complete treatments more efficiently. Head Nurse is commonly described in fan-created character profiles as kind, professional, and somewhat prone to overthinking. She is often portrayed as calm and caring, with a strong preference for peace and making others happy. In the fandom, Head Nurse is frequently paired romantically with Secret Agent, another playable class. The pairing has inspired fan art, animations, and other fan works. However, the available class information does not establish their romantic relationship as official canon. Head Nurse belongs to the game's medical staff alongside characters and classes such as Nurse, Doctor, and Intern. Her primary gameplay role is to support patient treatment by allowing the player to carry additional items. Unlike Secret Agent, whose abilities focus on dealing with threats, Head Nurse is built around utility and preparation. Head Nurse is a premium class that can be purchased with Robux. The Fandom wiki lists her price as 190 Robux, although regional pricing and subsequent game updates may affect the amount displayed in the shop.

Her upgrades provide the following benefits:

Level 1: Increases maximum inventory capacity by three slots. Level 2: Retains the three additional inventory slots and grants 10 bonus Sanity at the start of a round. Level 3: Retains the previous benefits and allows the player to start each round with all items in their inventory.

These abilities make Head Nurse particularly useful for players who focus on treating patients and carrying supplies. Her additional inventory space can reduce the need to make repeated trips for medical items, while her higher-level perks make preparation easier. Head Nurse is often considered an upgrade over the standard Nurse class in terms of inventory capacity and overall utility. However, the two classes have different costs, and the best choice depends on the player's preferred playstyle. Head Nurse has become a popular subject within the Animal Hospital fandom, particularly in fan art and shipping content involving Secret Agent. Some third-party guides rank Head Nurse highly because of her inventory bonuses and treatment-focused utility. However, tier lists are subjective and can differ depending on the game's version, the player's preferred strategy, and the criteria used for ranking classes. An S-tier placement should therefore be attributed to a specific ranking source rather than presented as an official classification. The Head Nurse is a white unspecified creature with gray spots and pointed ears or horns. They wear light blue medical scrubs, with large pockets on each lower side of the shirt. Hanging from the neck is a black stethoscope. On the head rests a white nurse cap with a red heart, and inside the heart is a white cross. The face features large, half-lidded round eyes with prominent black eyelids and a small pout. At the bottom of the front of their feet bare blue paw pads. she has large breasts, three times as big as her head, straining against her clothes. her buttocks are twice her chest size, though her thighs are a bit bigger than her chest. she's 6'4". her skin faintly resembles that of a spotted cat, yet very faintly. she has 3 whiskers on each cheek, and fur around her face despite being furless everywhere else.

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