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What is it like being in the workfield

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Jason’s Answer

So this is a very very broad question. Can you provide some context so that we can help you a bit more?
If you are talking about working in the "field" as a medical professional, that can still include dozens of professions that are not medical doctors.
Are you looking into Nursing? being a nurse assistant? Mobile radiology tech? Mental health specialist? Phlebotomy? Each of these areas will have a very specific response.
For example, I worked for a hospital as a psychiatric screener. Technically I worked in the field in the medical profession but my job was to work with first responders to ensure those that were a danger to themselves or others could receive the proper care they required.

More information in the question, the better we can help you out.

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Valerie’s Answer

Hi Aaliyah,

This totally depends on what your career is and what specialty you are doing in the medical field. For example, a nurse, surgeon, PA, midwife, dietician, etc. all have very different days but are all in the work field. It depends whether you want to be in the hospital, outpatient, in a rehab facility. Some hours are nightshift, and some are dayshift. So I would shadow a lot of different healthcare fields if you are unsure which you & like to get a good idea of what their day looks like.
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