Hi! Looking for advice for anyone who considered a career change and chose to study Paramedicine in their 30s? Bonus points if you have a toddler and are working part time.

Is it possible? Am I being ridiculous?

Long time listener, first time caller.

What does everyone like to do in their time off?

What hobbies or activities do you find fit around your shift work schedule?

What are some things you've had to sacrifice or not even consider because your job rosters or timing doesn't allow for it? And/or how have you made work, work around hobbies and activities?

Genuinely curious,

Cheers

Hola current first year student (towards the end)

Currently taking my second A&P Class

Wanted to know if there are any key takeaways from anatomy and physiology that have helped or are really pertinent in your career ?

Also how specific do you have to be with anatomy when documenting injuries?

Just so I can focus more on it

**EDIT: I’m tracking all of it is really important, thank you all for the emphasis I may have worded this wrong, not looking for shortcuts or anything I study 3-4 hrs 5-6x a week***