What does your spouse do?

[vaughanmk]

I was just wondering what does your spouse do for a living? My husband is a mechanic. At the past 3 shops he has worked about 30-40% of the guys he works with are married to someone in the healthcare field. He finds it intriguing. So I'm wondering what field is your spouse in?

[AlixCoastRN]

undefinedundefinedmy husband drives pump truck for a septic tank company - you know the story: its a crappy job but somebody has to do it! prior to that, when we lived in alaska, he worked in a tire shop and drove the service truck. i was wondering, does this make him a 'driving force'? :rotfl:

[michw2]

My husband is a Director of Radiology at a local hospital

[pinkiepie]

My sweet hubby is a cable guy, and yes WE GET IT FOR FREE

[carvanaragon]

my husband is a retired Air Force currently working as civilian employee (contractual) in one of the Air Force base in California. he is the reason why i left my good job back home and will work as RN here.

[unknown99, BSN, RN]

My hubby is a Robotics engineer, for his regular job. He is however, the official remote hog at home. :rotfl:

[Jetman]

I am an ER RN, wife is L&D RN. Many discussions on who works the hardest!

Jetman

[rach_nc_03]

my fiancee is a sergeant in the army, stationed in japan until 2006. I graduate this may, but the base hospitals where he is generally only hire nurses with 1 year or more of experience, so we're probably going to have to live apart for another 1.5 years (8 months so far). I miss him a lot, and it's hard to go through the emotional roller-coaster of nursing school without him by my side.

when he gets out, he wants to work as an engineer for a while, then go to grad school to study philosophy. I'm planning to get a master's or doctorate in nursing eventually, so we'll be one highly-educated, poorly-paid couple! :specs:

rachel

adn grad- may 2005

'an unexamined life is not worth living.'

[nursedawn67, LPN]

Hubby has done drywall and construction, has a degree in computer/electronic repair..but works golf course industry as a Superintendent.

[longtermcarern]

my husband works as a roughneck... that is oilfield term for working the floor of a drilling well. For the price of gas and oil you would think he would make big bucks but he hasn't had a raise in 8 years and he only makes 4$ an hour more then when he started in 1976.

[BamaRN]

my boyfriend is still in college. Hes in ROTC so when he graduates he'll be an officer in the army.

[Pattiecake]

My husband is a farmer, artist, computer programmer, web site designer, all at the same time. He also makes all the family meals at home. I dare not complain about who works the hardest. :chuckle :chuckle

[diva_nurse]

My spouse is a plant manager in south carolina