Has there been an official topic for this? I'm just curious what everyone does. So to keep it simple, post your title and what you do in 50 words or less if possible :)

I'll start.

I am a cardiac technician
I do basic ADL's (activities of daily living) with people in our hospital's cardiac medical unit. In addition I am trained to do ECG's, place heart monitors, remove catheters and IV's, and I will soon be learning to do phlebotemy and straight catheter insertion. This is where I work Catholic Medical Center (http://www.catholicmedicalcenter.org)

I was a fitness instructor at Curves til last week. I will be starting my full time job January 22nd.
I'll be a Clinical Liason for the Regional Behavioral Health Authority. I'll be supervising a team of case managers providing services for Adults with serious Mental illness. I'll carry a caseload myself as well.

I was a fitness instructor at Curves til last week. I will be starting my full time job January 22nd.
I'll be a Clinical Liason for the Regional Behavioral Health Authority. I'll be supervising a team of case managers providing services for Adults with serious Mental illness. I'll carry a caseload myself as well.

Clinical Liaison
A behavioral health professional or a behavioral health technician who has been credentialed and privileged by the T/RBHA or their designee in accordance with ADHS/DBHS requirements to perform this function. The clinical liaison:
• Assumes the primary responsibility of clinical oversight of the person’s care
• Ensures the clinical soundness of the assessment/treatment process
• Serves as the point of contact, coordination and a communication with the
person’s team and other systems where clinical knowledge is important.

I'm a bartender. I split my time between 2 different bars.

I'm box office manager of a theater (plays not movies):)

Has there been an official topic for this? I'm just curious what everyone does. So to keep it simple, post your title and what you do in 50 words or less if possible :)

Early Education teacher for District #6.

I create and implement a developmentally appropriate early education program for children ages 3-5 years old. I'm the first contact that most parents have with our school district and am the first teacher of nearly all of my students. (beyond mom/dad as teachers) I love, guide, and teach. I am a partner with the parents to provide the best first educational experience for their little ones.

I had a link posted to the district, but it looks like it has not been updated for two years. :hahaha:
Michelle

I teach public high school, grades 9-12. Three classes of regular technology education and then 2 courses from Project Lead The Way (Digital Electronics and Computer Integrated Manufacturing). This is my first year.

I'm working on my Master's and would like to just hurry up and get it finished.

Technically, I still wait tables at Pizza Hut. Although, I have not been there in a little over a month. I love that job, but it's hard to work it into my current lifestyle.

i work part-time. i'm a labor and postpartum doula (certified through DONA international) and a maternity/birth/child photographer (fairly recently added this although i've been a photography bug since i was 16...trying to decide the next step to "legitimize" my company, i have an EIN already but am trying to work out the kinks of sole prop vs LLC and then long-range maybe some small business financing to really really market it and get some higher end equipment-computer and camera...just researching all that though.)

i can take up to 4 doula clients a month although that works out IRL lately to 1 a month or less (but it's picking up) and i've had 2-3 photo clients a week for over a month but not since xmas and i can see that the next month will be a little slower.

also, i start on jan 9 teaching 2 classes (once a week) at the local homeschool center to kids ages 3-9 (different classes)

I'm a clinical psychologist. I have my own private practice and I work two days/week. I love what I do and could not think of anything else on earth I'd rather do for a paid profession. Truthfully, if I could no longer work as a shrink or if I could still work as a shrink but had to work for someone else, I'd quit paid employment all together. I love working when I want to and I love being my own boss.

I am a teacher.

I direct my own preschool program for ages 2-5 and a school age program for 5-7 year olds. I do that four days a week.

The fifth day, I teach elsewhere. I just finished working in a two year old program at a large teaching center (where ECD students do their labs) and now am going to spend that fifth day working at the local elementary school substituting for grades k-5.

I am a computer technical support analyst, department head.

- schedule, supervise, train, review a staff of 5 (and growing)
- am a liason between our clients and our developers
- deal with escalated issues
- write a lot of reports
- prepare technical documents
- test and test and test our software program - ensuring it complies to tax regulations, generally accepted accounting principles, etc
- prepare and submit specs for future development

I am a business manager for an early intervention program that is based in CA. We are all home based. I run the business portion of the company and the owner handles the actual therapy portion.

I am also a car seat tech at a local hospital. I am part of the mother/baby discharge. Until this week, I was working 3 days a week. Our funds have been cut, so I have been cut back to 1 day.

I'm a Strategic Planner for a defense contractor. In reality all I seem to do is create PowerPoint charts.

I'm box office manager of a theater (plays not movies):)

That's cool. I have a friend who is the Men's Tailor at the Berkley Rep.

I am a dental hygienist 2 days per week.:)

I am an Environmental Anyalst
I work for the Mass Department of Environmental Protection in the solid waste division. I do permitting, compliance and enforcement for landfills and other solid waste facilities.

I'm a kitchen manager at a restaurant. My main functions are overseeing all the (non-dessert) food, baking all the bread, and assisting the pastry chef.

I am an Environmental Anyalst
I work for the Mass Department of Environmental Protection in the solid waste division. I do permitting, compliance and enforcement for landfills and other solid waste facilities.

My FIL is the manager of a paper company's waste processing facility in western mass, wonder if you ever met him? I'm not sure that they have a landfill anymore I think he sells all their waste now :)

I work in a Bingo Hall. I have many positions there including: management, floor runner, nevada (break-open) ticket seller, verifier seller and charity sponsor.

lol..wow, you all have real jobs....

I am working seasonally as a staff member for banquets at a local casino. It's fun.

Other than that, I clean houses when I have clients and run amok trying to find a decent paying full time job that will work with my custody schedule...

I am a Technical Training Instructor at a semiconductor equipment manufacturing company.

I teach customers and newcomers operation, caibration, maintenance and troubleshootoing of the equipment our company makes.

I'm a hydrogeologist working at a major auto manufacture. I evaluate the environmental condition of properties when the company wants to buy or sell the property. And I clean up environmental contamination in the soil and groundwater at properties we own or owned a one time. I also work on mold contamination in buildings and asbestos assessment and removal. On occasion I get involved in the demo of old plants.

wierd for some reason I thought there'd be alot of mamas in the medical field. Am I the only one?

but I just started my new job today. I am still working for the State of (where I live) but in a different department. So, now my job title is Regulations Specialist I. I work for the Dept. of Environmental Conservation in the Drinking Water program. I basically work on revising/writing regulations for our state and work closely with the EPA on new regs. I also do some training for our program. I am excited about my new job and anticipate that it will fufill me in a way that my other jobs haven't (my education is very inline with this job).

Jamie

I am a full time secondary science teacher.

Executive Assistant

I just applied to be a substitute teacher at the elementary school.

I'm a "Team Lead" at a Petco. I'm also a certified reptile and aquatics specialist.
Basically, I'm an assistant manager without the pay. I close the store 3 nights per week (counting down all registers, daily bank deposits, etc.) I am the "manager on duty" any time I'm there. I also do a good portion of the animal care.
I recently went through a training session so that I'm now a certified "district trainer" which means I'm able to hold training sessions for all new employees.
I was full time but as of Jan. 1st I cut my hours in half and am only working 3 nights per week.
I love my job but it got to be too much juggling work and home so I had to make a choice.
I'm sure there's other stuff that I'm forgetting but I'm sure you all get the idea.

I'm a sixth grade language arts teacher in a public, inner-city school. I used to be an assistant principal, but the hours were too demanding, so I demoted myself.
:lol:

I am a speech-language pathologist

I currently work in a rehab/long term care center with the geriatric population and I evaluate, diagnose and treat speech, language and swallowing disorders. I work with usually 3-4 patients at a time and share the job with another slp which means I only work 4-10 hours a week. I used to contract myself to the schools system and worked with developmentally delayed preschoolers...evaluate, diagnose, treat...yadda, yadda, yadda. I'd like to go back and do that again some day.

That's cool. I have a friend who is the Men's Tailor at the Berkley Rep.

That's cool. My ILs have season tickets (is that what it's called in theater?) at Berkeley Rep.

(sorry, just a lurker. :) )

I used to contract myself to the schools system and worked with developmentally delayed preschoolers...evaluate, diagnose, treat...yadda, yadda, yadda. I'd like to go back and do that again some day.

My current plan is to get my master's degree in SLP (have a BS degree, though it's 10 yrs old now) in the next few years, and work in our school system.

I work part-time as Director of Children's Ministries at my church (average attendance of 250).

My position is based upon 13 hours/week, but I do not have set hours. I am able to do much of my work at home (planning, etc). I am responsible for Children's Church on Sunday morning, Sunday and Wednesday evening programs and seasonal activities (Easter & Fall Festivals, Vacation Bible School, etc).

That's cool. I have a friend who is the Men's Tailor at the Berkley Rep.

I just saw this :) it IS cool! I volunteered in the field for several years before getting a paid position

I work PT as an environmental engineer doing groundwater and soil clean ups for petroleum. A total of project management, computer work, and some outdoor work.

I'm a California Studio Teacher/Welfare worker.

Use to teach HS but now work in entertainment/advertising. I'm non-union so I have not worked on anything 'big'. My responsibilities include: enforcing California Ed Code as it applies to kids in entertainment, enforcing CA child labor laws, and looking out for the general welfare of children. I usually work 2-4 days a week and I never know where I am going. I just get a call/email that goes something like this:

'XYZ production company is shooting a print ad/commercial/ect. in Culver city tomorrow morning. They have 3 kids 6-8 and you will have a 7am call time. Want it??'

Luna:)

i teach yoga and practice thai yoga massage. i really love my job. when i have children, i hope to work at least part time. :)

Hey, Storm, I don't know what part of Maine you're living in; do you mind me asking?

I hold two jobs as a childcare provider. In addition I am a proud full time mommy/caregiver to my babies.

I'm a technical writer for a web security company. Basically I write documents explaining to companies how we're going to hack into their websites and what they can do to plug the holes we find.