Who works in a Sterile Environment?

Confuseddot

What kind of people work in a sterile environment?

The problem is I went to a fortune teller a few days ago and he told me that someone I know who works in a sterile environment would be beneficial to me. That this person would employ me.

I only people I can think of is a nurse who's a friend of a friend, our local Small Animal veterinary surgeon I did work placement with last year. And a friend who works as kitchen staff in Eddie Rockets!

But Does all these people above^^work in sterile environment? Like the nurse, the vet, and my friend in Eddie Rockets?

Any answers would be greatly appreciated Or any suggestions of people who work in sterile environments?

Gongoozler

seriously?

Confuseddot

seriously?

hfallada

Any one who works in pharmaceuticals, intel, chemcials or anyone in a lab

Not G.R

Confuseddot wrote: »

The problem is I went to a fortune teller a few days ago

Yes, that is a problem.

helimachoptor

If you think the kitchen of an Eddie rockets is sterile op then you are in for a right shock.

Tbh not even sure where this thread would be suited for

Mrs OBumble

Ok lads, I'm giggling as much as you about the Eddie Rockets thing etc. But I'm pretty sure that the OP is genuine, so let's keep it polite, please.

/mod-note



OP, a sterile environment is also known as a clean-room. Companies that make medical devices and chemicals have them. Some of these companies are huge, and depending where you live it's highly likely that you know someone who works in one as a Product Builder or similar. (eg in Galway, they're two of the biggest emploeyrs. EVERYONE knows someone who works there).

In general, the advice is good. You are more likely to find a job through a personal contact than any other way. So - ask all your friends if there are any jobs going where they work, and if they woudl be willing to put in a good word for you. Don't focus too much on the sterile environment bit ... focus on your relationships, and asking people to help you.