Headcount of Medical Professionals on CS?

[yuketsu]

Surgical technologist here! I’ve been scrubbing since 2022 and my main specialties are gynecology, plastics/reconstruction & ortho-spine. And now my lunch break is over rip

those 30 min lunch breaks pass by so fast haha! man ur job sounds cool though, i was always curious about working in the OR!

[A l i c e]

Anesthesia senior resident here! xD

[yuketsu]

Anesthesia senior resident here! xD

Ayo wait you literally got so much aura lol
How you like it so far?

[A l i c e]

Anesthesia senior resident here! xD

Ayo wait you literally got so much aura lol
How you like it so far?

I love it but it is such a humbling experience it literally feels like you have 0 aura points sometimes 😵‍💫
I love anesthesiology as a specialty, but my relationship with training is more complicated. I'm tired, sometimes anxious, and I don't enjoy the toxic aspects of the environment. Sometimes it's hard to separate how I feel about the job from how I feel about the conditions I'm working in. When I look past the exhaustion and stress, though, I still find the specialty itself interesting, rewarding, and something I can see myself doing long-term. I am looking forward to becoming a specialist/attending

[Plant-Dog]

Certified phlebotomist here!!
I absolutely love what I do and I'm so glad I got into it.
I've been doing it for a little over a year and it's very rewarding despite the occasional struggle.
Every person is different(character wise, vein wise and age wise) and you kinda have to tweak your approach for each patient.
It's a smaller wellness clinic that I'm in so I've gotten to know quite a bit of patients over time and it's fun getting to see people return to get routine bloodwork. I can see myself doing it for a while, but I'm still deciding whether I want to move up to work in the laboratory or do the radiology path. I work closely with both departments and just shadowing when there's down time-I find it very neat in both career paths.