Physicians, pharmacists, nurse practitioners, and others to name a few travel.  

If you don't think see the validity in the comparison, and you accept the fact that anyone can learn enough about REI through casual resources, and that the limited success gained of those casual resources is fine and acceptable, and the idea of looking beyond the simple and striving for better rather than accepting limits, then go ahead and change the surgeon to (choose any of the above) the:1 - Engineer that designed the structure of the building you work in, 2 - Person cutting your hair,3 - Accountant that does you taxes,4 - Air Traffic Controller that keeps planes from crashing,5 - The Pilot the flies those planes,6 - The Captain that sails the cruise ships,7 - Electrician that wired your house,8 - The plumber that plumbed your house,9 - Pharmacist that dispenses your meds10 - Software Engineer that designed the software you use,11 - ...I'm sure others can add to this list. 

I currently work full-time as a pharmacist, but eventually would like to move into REI full-time. 

Realtors, doctors, athletes, teachers, limo drivers, governments, lawyers, pharmacists, police, actors, etc. 

I currently work part time at the vet hospital as a pharmacist. 

Hi everyone,I'm a pharmacist at a hospital in Boston, MA and was wondering if I could collect referral fees (?) 

Physicians, pharmacists, nurse practitioners, respiratory therapists, and other medical professionals travel.  

I was a pharmacist by profession and after years of working, I realized that this was not what I wanted to do forever.  

For 2023 we both had W-2 earnings where my spouse (Pharmacist) exceeded the social security earnings threshold and will do so again in 2024.  

I am currently a pharmacist in the St.