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rwbil

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  1. I guess I should have said irate people. There is always some complaining. Even the Optometrist gets people complaining about their vision. That I can deal with. I thought about CRNA, but it was as much schooling as it would take me to become an Optometrist especially when you factor in the 1 year work requirement.
  2. I have a BS degree in Engineering, but this field is really not for me. I am looking for something else that I would enjoy doing. I would want to make at least $20/hour or it. I would not mind going back to school for a couple of years in order to find a job I would really enjoy. I always thought about being an Optometrist. But I really do not want to go back to a full time school for 4 plus years. Maybe somebody here has an idea of another job like that. What I like about that career is: 1) You are not dealing with surgery and for the most part the people you see are healthy (I do not want to be giving shots, draw blood, or deal with people's teeth), 2) I have a natural interest and ability in math and science, 3) You are not selling anything. I hate selling, 4) You are helping people, 5) The job pays well, 6) You work in a comfortable indoor setting, 7) You can work part-time, You are meeting new people all the time and get paid to socialize. I love talking to people as long as it is not selling or dealing constantly with complaining people. Any thoughts in the medical field that is similar without going back full time to school for 4 years would be greatly appreciated.

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