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An IT worker at one of Sydney's highest-ranked hospitals said Friday he had sex with patients at Sydney's Central Hospital, in a move he said was part of his role as a nurse-assistant.

Cathy McNab of St Luke's Medical Centre in Woolloongabba says staff there frequently engage in non-surgical acts with patients, but doctors can also discuss it during examinations.

She told The Dominion Post: "We have very strict medical rules and rules of the book. We take this seriously. But in the same way I would never say something is OK as long as I know what I'm doing and I know you don't know and that's OK.

"If it is consensual, then that is fine, but you can't be acting a certain way when it comes to patients and staff."

media_camera Cathy McNab of St Luke's Medical Centre in Woolloongabba, Sydney. Picture: Courtesy of the NTTA

It comes after a hospital nurse revealed she performed non-surgical sex acts on male patients at St Luke's for money during exam days.

According to New South Wales health services manager Elizabeth Triggs, there are no explicit hospital policies about patient sex.

"I can't give you any details, but if you don't want to have sex with somebody who has cancer that is perfectly fine," Ms Triggs said.

Ms Triggs said St Luke's nurses should keep sex out of their job descriptions.

"If your job description says that, then you have to be very clear about what that means."

The NTTA confirmed staff at two hospitals perform non-surgical sex act on patients but will allow it on medical premises.

But Ms Triggs said the staff should also be aware they might be on the receiving end of inappropriate behaviour from others if sex is involved.

"It's not OK to act in the presence of a female or male patient when it relates to an examination," Ms Triggs said.

"I would be very concerned to have that type of behaviour in place at any hospital."

Ms Triggs said it would be difficult for female nurses in NTTA hospitals to do sex acts without being detected and dealt with.

"The way they look, their attitude towards patients, their behaviour can be very aggressive," she said.

"They can also act very unprofessional in the face of staff."

media_camera A staff member at St Luke's hospital says doctors sometimes engage in non-surgical acts at the hospital in Woolloongabba. Picture: The NTTA

St Luke's Medical Centre on St Kilda Road received complaints in October about allegations o