How many of us work in health care professions?

I was working with the mentally ill before I came to live with my son and help him with his children. I was sory of a house mother. They have such interesting stories. The mental health program was set up to help the clients get jobs and their own homes. We were the first step to getting them back into the world

Until recently the Senior Nurse Manager in a GP practice in England. I worked in A&E, head injury intensive care, gynaecology,general medicine etc before that. Then I was the night sister at the University and did my own on-calls at night. Now I am retired (sob sob) and looking for a job as a translator. Still think of myself as a nurse though, because it was the biggest part of my life

I have worked in several nursing homes. I miss some of the people I met while there. I seen people come and go. I am now a sahm-wahm trying to earn a dollar at home being with my kids instead of 18.00 hr.away from them. They grow up so fast.

I don't currently work in health care but I am going to school for health administration

I've worked in nursing homes when I used to be a CNA. I also used to do private duty. It was more pay. It felt very rewarding. I love working with the elderly.

I don't work in health care, but have volunteered in hospitals and have considered going into a field like radiology/ultrasound.

I don't, but my husband is an optician.

I am a certified mastectomy fitter, although I no longer am employed with the place that I practiced. I would love to do it still, but there isn't another place to work that offers this service.

well, i m a medical student now and ll be a doctor soon...:)

I don't work in hospital but in my family there are three nurses... and one is very very beautiful :-)

I work in a long-term care facility as the 3-11 shift charge nurse and Medicare-skilled wing nurse. Sometimes it is rough when people die or get confused and agitated. I hate when someone who is sweet and kind falls and breaks something or has to go for stitches. I feel most helpful with the hospice patients. I like knowing that I have made their passing more peaceful.

I work in a long-term care facility, they don't like to be called nursing homes anymore in these times of political correctness. I am a RN and work on the Medicare/Skilled/Dementia wing. That means these confused people can't remember not to stand up on a post-surgical leg and can't remember not to pull out their staples! And now restraints are illegal. These people need alot of watching and reminding.

i am soon going to be working in couple of mnths i guess.

I am training to be a operating department practitioner, where I scrub up and assist the surgeon with operations and I assist the anaesthetist whilst making sure everything done is correct, legal, ethical and safe.