Iono but that fancy title (jobwise) sounds more like Quality control. But that just me, i just simplify the obvious. And i agree with my raver girl Jaqui.

lol im not american so I dont really get this "hatin on me" stuff that you all talk about. just makes me think you're obsessed with yourself cause really i couldnt give 2 shits.

My point was that you're trynna sound intelligent with your blog but your picture makes you look stupid. I tried to say it nicely but you didnt get it, whatever.

(grins), well, for mentally challenging, that sounds interesting, for me and investigative work, it was back when I was working at this chemical gas company, doing corrective action, basically take in a customer's complaint and look into it and figure out the cause of it (some cases, the root cause of the issue is pretty interesting), then come up with a way to resolve the issue (corrective action, short-term resolution), and see about coming up with a preventive action (long-term resolution).

For the blogging and being bored thing, it's cool, other than that, work is work, doesn't matter what you do, various work-related things apply to all fields of industry, especially sense of professionalism, health & safety, and corrective action, so you could make a job at McD's a bit more mentally challenging if you step outside of complacency...

overall much props for the blog!

1) Thanks for that info
2) You are so easy to judge from the picture I have, to say alot about me. (don't want to think that you are just simply hating on me.)
3) Nobody ESP. me say flipping burgers is a shitty job.. I have nothing against that job because that is a legit job, (get the facts straight no offense) Anyway all I was trying to emphasize is that working for fastfoods is not as mentally challenging as is compared to being in a research field. 

If you were to say something specifically about how a certain study is.. all employees sign a confidentiality agreement but if you were just to explain the process of your work, then I dont think you are violating anything. :)

1) theres no RIGHT or WRONG way to blog.
2) your picture makes you seem less intelligent than you may or may not be.
3) I would call flipping burgers a shit job, not a regular job, but thats just me.

not that i know of.. because usually our subject's are hemodialysis patients and since they are have ESRD they already are due to alot of complications because of having this.. most of the times when do they go to the hospital we tick out the option to the reports of not being related since they already have a history of this

Interesting! Being a nerd myself, was wondering what is the research study? or are you not allowed to say cause you had to sign some non-disclosure clause?

Interesting stuff. I'm not in the pharmaceutical field but rather the nutritional supplement side which is a bit different. Did any of the test subjects ever encounter any weird adverse side effects from any the medication?

no certifications here.. you get trained.. they show you once..
then your own.. if in a fews you still don't get it? Or still be making mistakes? Your out..

if your not scared of blood and sticking people,
if you are the type to enjoy learning and finding out answers on your own..
and if you are the type that likes to be mentally challenged.. then yes this is your field 

nah.. it's extra money. It's not part of my 40 hrs a week

Are those your regular hours? What are your certifications?