I will ceiling at my

Posted By: kyrie on 2008-09-10
In Reply to: in-house - momt

hospital in 3 more years, at about $40K not including benefits and raises. For having to go to work, its not so bad getting on the bus. Drops me right off outside the door. We are tucked away, so nothing special re: clothing. And after reading about agoraphobia as a risk of this kind of work, it helps me get out a bit daily so that if it does set in, it may be kept to a minimum.

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To those disillusioned about being an MT - just me
- I can honestly say that this does not bode well for MTs everywhere...sm - farmgal
- add to that ASR, getting paid 1/2 for basically re-typing reports! nm - farmgal
- To those disillusioned about being an MT - marie
- It's not so easy for the MTSO, either. - sm
  - Not easy - just me
- Agree - Alice
- wondering why - confused
  - Just a few points - Lolabug
  - Indepent may be your - kyrie
    - $$$$$$$ - just me
  - in-house - momt
    - Just thinking out loud... - Cindy M
    - I will ceiling at my - kyrie
      - in-house - just me
  - The field is changing, Just Me, and SM - MissIndigo
    - Sorry, this was responding to Wondering Why. NM - MsIndigo
- To just me - FTMT
- Very well said...everyone needs to know the good and the bad... - Keystrokers
- Thank you - momt
  - I agree 100% - Strugglingmomof2
    - That is - Red

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