So, whats your REAL job?
- Thread starter Holly9937
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: Let me guess...your fish are your children...or should I say, your "babies" LOL!
Oh so your in the mob??Debra Mark said:
I'm a site supervisor for a security company, over 21 people. I also work part time as a Police Dispatcher and will be going to the police academy soon.
I am a house painter. Though I don't do it that much anymore, just enough. My wife is a professor, a medievalist. We have shared the kids responsibilities for the last 17+ years. Boy girl twins. I play a bit in the stock market.
Depending on colleges I may be over employed again very soon.
Depending on colleges I may be over employed again very soon.
Debra Mark
Wench Boots!
SomethingFishy said:Registered Nurse. I currently work in an outpatient surgery center assisting with colonoscopies & EGDs (upper endoscopies). I love this job. For me it beats working in the hospital setting hands down. No more call, nights, weekends or holidays.Hello to the fellow nurses on the board :hi:
Virginia
hi Virginia
Registered Nurse here too. work in an ER for a small community hospital. just changed jobs from a city hospital ER. been doing 12 hour shifts (three/week)for the past few years. dont know if i could go back to working 5 days a week again.
I'm a full time student; Biology w/ a fisheries concentration. I had a good part-time job in pharmaceutical research but the place closed down, so I'm currently in the market for another one.
Dave, I did 12 hour nights for several years. Felt like a zombie ALL the time. It's like constant jet lag. Then I worked 12 hour days. Yeah working 3 shifts was great, but I'll never go back. Another nice thing about outpatient is when hurricaines come our way, we close down. A few years ago I had the pleasure of being holed up in the hospital for a few days. Not fun. Last year when the hurricaines came through we closed up shop & went HOME. Ok the pay isn't as good as the hospital, but money isn't everything. I HATED my last job. We're also usually well staffed. The hospitals I've worked at were always scrambling to find enough nurses. At one point they were offering double & triple pay to get people to work extra night shifts. Where I work now we get comments all the time about how happy everyone seems. Well that's the great thing about nursing, there're so many different types of places to work.
