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Nurs Inq . 2026;33 (1) :e70071
Through an in-depth examination of how male nurses experience and overcome gender-based challenges in Turkey, where traditional gender norms and patriarchal values influence social perceptions and professional roles, this study aimed to advance larger conversations on workplace equality. In this respect, a qualitative descriptive design was used to conduct semi-structured interviews with 10 male nurses. The findings showed that most participants selected nursing for job security and financial stability over a career in caregiving. Some nurses advanced faster due to their perceived male authority, even though they often face social skepticism, gender-based discrimination, and isolation at work. The conflict between social acceptance and professional advancement is brought on by these dynamics. To eliminate preconceptions and attain gender equality in nursing, this study highlights the need for inclusive policies and cultural change by examining the experiences of male nurses in a conservative setting where women predominate.