SCNDLS said:

Cool!

student and am a poet

NDRU said:

Accountant - Sr. Analyst

Making elderly ladies happy for a bit of upfront cash.

RenHoek said:

Chile, they can call the Head Ball Scratcher for all I care as long as dem checks clear.

Oh and

lladygold said:

I used to work as a waitress and Vegas is the ONLY place I'd do that again cuz you can make major paper while chattin' and flirtin'.

My full time job is department coordinator for a department at Brown University.

I'm a part time esthetician.

Bartend on Thursday nights and fill in at another bar when they need me.

I'm enrolling into a Psych classes this coming spring.

Oof.

I can now say I have a JOB!!


Here is the description! I just love reading it again lol!

Dialysis Technician:
Sets up, operates, and monitors hemodialysis machines and systems to provide dialysis treatment for patients with kidney failure. Attaches dialyzer and tubing to machine to assemble for use. Mixes dialysate, according to formula. Initiates dialysis via approved accesses, observes all safety measures, takes and monitors patient vital signs, administers fluid therapy or other appropriate treatments as directed, and documents activity appropriately. Ensures compliance with State and Federal regulations for patient care and services.

Reviews dialysis orders, notes general physical and mental condition of patient through observations and interview; documents observations. Observes dialysis machines and RO water system for correct functioning, responds to visual and audible alarms, and makes appropriate adjustments before, during, and after the dialysis treatment. Monitors patient for adverse reactions. Dismantles, cleans, and disinfects dialysis machines and equipment.

tinaz said:

How did you get involved in this field??

SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said:

Well, i have always loved anything medical. I was going to be a nurse but then kids came along and I wanted to be a stay at home mom for them which i was thankfully lucky to be able to do! Now they are gone off on their own
The ad came out in the sunday paper and i knew I HAD to have it! My dad is on dialysis so its familiar territory to me as well.. My brother actually does the same job, i think he is one or two certifications higher tho...

Congratulations!!!

Part-time Crisis line worker answering calls regarding domestic violence including providing resources for example: shelter and legal aid as well as peer counseling. At the end of the month I will be returning to school to finish final year of graduate school in Counseling Psychology, and starting a new internship at an organization that provides counseling services for mental health needs as well as substance abuse.

Hang in there with the job hunt. It is not easy or quick. I've been frustrated as well and had to stop. I've been fortunate that this position became available at my last internship.

SlimHustle said:

Thank you!!

KoolEaze said:

SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said:

ok...dont take this the wrong way but i have seen the pic on your profile and this is not the job i would picture you doing!! I keep thinking of MY accountant and hes old and boring and very straight laced! lol...You on the other hand are not!

tinaz said:

I missed that!

I cut people..













































I mean I cut hair.

SlimHustle said:

lmao coldblooded,,,,






















































but shit git dat loot

^^^^ As long as it aint true, we are good!


My life's work: Started a non profit that houses, cares for and equips abused, neglected and abandoned young people. Mending the mind, body and soul. Our
primary objective is to break the present cycle of abuse or disruption and help every child lead a normal and fruitful life.

Additionally, I work globally in the rescue and restoration of children involved in sexual slavery.

SlimHustle said:

lol c'mon you know me

eVeRsOlEsA said:

I am a Master Scheduler at a medical device company.


Those fuckers actually trust me to forecast and schedule $6 - 8 million a month shipping out the door while managing $9 - 11 million in inventory.



I can't even balance my own damn check book

Admin. Director at a non-profit in Manhattan. A year ago I resigned from what should have been a close to dream job (at a museum) b/c the stress caused by my supervisors was making me physically ill. This job is just something to pay the bills until the economy gets better; then I'll start looking for something else in a museum. I'm also sort of considering law school, but don't know if it's a good decision.

Veterinary field, and sad to say it's not the fun happy job everyone must think it is. It's actually hard physical and mental labor.

BklynBabe said:

My daughter worked at the vet for a few months...WAY to much sadness.. It is definately very taxing mentally for sure!

Sowhat said:

now THAT is awesome

tinaz said:

Really? I have often thought that working with animals would be fun. More fun than what I have been doing for the past 20+ years (and am TOTALLY bored with right now).

psychodelicide said:

working with animals can be fun

working with people....not so much!


very stressful job.

BklynBabe said:

You're not the first person who has told me that. I know that people can be demanding, and when it comes to their beloved pet, I can imagine that they can become even more demanding. Some folks think of their pet(s) as their kid/children, and they want their pet(s) to be treated as such.