Released to work

[bodybuilder1958]

Hi All,

Released to work, restrictions are squatting, running, jumping, lifting over 50lbs. So I can basically do any scrubbing job. Now it's called finding a job. I will tell any employer who asks about my work absence but I will keep it simple. Injured, awaiting surgery and rehab. It feels really good and scary at the same time. I'll probably end up working at Walmart. In 2003 I was ready to take a job at Walmart when the hospital called me telling me I had the job. The shock at Walmart when I told them I would not be taking the job. It was kinda like this...
1) It was what I had gone to college for
2) It paid more than double what Walmart was offering.

EEK, officially looking for a medical job
Bodybuilder1958

[Manley2]

The market is not the best right now for anybody so I wish you luck in finding a good job. I'm sure it is scary but I think being honest is the best bet.

[jayne]

you will make it..you have worked hars for it...go out and grab your dream

[freebird]

(07-21-2011 10:01 PM)bodybuilder1958 Wrote:  Hi All,

Released to work, restrictions are squatting, running, jumping, lifting over 50lbs. So I can basically do any scrubbing job. Now it's called finding a job. I will tell any employer who asks about my work absence but I will keep it simple. Injured, awaiting surgery and rehab. It feels really good and scary at the same time. I'll probably end up working at Walmart. In 2003 I was ready to take a job at Walmart when the hospital called me telling me I had the job. The shock at Walmart when I told them I would not be taking the job. It was kinda like this...
1) It was what I had gone to college for
2) It paid more than double what Walmart was offering.

EEK, officially looking for a medical job
Bodybuilder1958

What is your Medical Profession? The Medical Field where I live have the most jobs especially where the elderly are involved. We are living longer requiring more Therapists, Assistants, Nurses etc.