What's Your Occupation

Current Job: Ninja
Dream Job: Pirate NInja

Current Job: Military
Dream Job: Retired, bus driver/sitter for my kids.

Current job- Arson Investigator for the Fire Department
Dream Job- Running my own gym

Current Job: Statistician
Dream Job: Day care teacher , Personal Trainer, or Kept Housewife

Current Job: Defense Litigation Paralegal
Dream Job: To be a paid world traveler.

currently going to school to be a civil engineer, possibly geotechnical specialization in grad school

dream job: get paid to travel everywhere

I'm VP of Institutional Equity for Investment Bank in NYC. My clients include hedge funds & mutual funds. My soon to be reality, not dream is to manage my own fund with my brother (iamshells...also an MFPer)

occupation:

manager at a fast food restaurant

dream job:

anything that will make a positive impact on people

USAF Resere
Slot Attendant Manager

Current : Homemaker.
Dream : Stay at home mom. (I LOVE kids!)

Job: CNA and RA
Dream Job: To open my own Adult Foster Care

Current job: Health Promoter
Dream Job: Baker

Current Job: Speech-Language Pathologist
Dream Job: Neurologist. (If I only could have stuck out a few more years of school!!!)

Regardless, I am pleased to do the work I do.

Occupation: Health Physicist
Dream Job: Own a nudist resort.

For those wondering:
Health physicists work in a variety of disciplines, including research, industry, education, environmental protection, and enforcement of government regulations. Although the health physicist usually concentrates in one of these disciplines, a professional health physicist typically performs duties in several areas.

In research, health physicists investigate principles by which radiation interacts with matter and living systems. Health physicists also study environmental levels of radioactivity and the effects of radiation on biological systems on earth and in space. This information is used in many ways, ranging from designing radiation-detection instrumentation to establishing radiation-protection standards.

Industrial or applied health physicists draw upon their technical knowledge and varied experience to advise and make recommendations to management regarding methods and equipment for use in radiation work. The health physicist also assists engineers and scientists in designing facilities and new radiation-control programs. As the primary consultant during any radiation emergency, a health physicist commonly has total control of the involved area.

Health physicists working in education develop and instruct training programs for future health physicists. They also provide any necessary training for radiation workers and the general public. These individuals instruct workers and other health physicists on the level of risk associated with particular radiation sources and methods used to reduce risk. One goal is to help individuals understand the relative degree of risk of radiation exposure. In most cases, the risk is no greater than that found in other industries.

Health physicists who work in regulatory enforcement must have knowledge and experience concerning all types of radiation hazards in order to establish guidelines for adequate radiation control. These guidelines help society receive the greatest benefits from radiation sources at the lowest possible exposure.

current: business process analyst
dream job: one of those rich and greedy CEOs or CFOs