im blind from my right eye so i was wondering if its a good idea to be in the medical career.. cuz im worried that if i make a mistake i will get sued.. but i really like the medical career..
could i get help from other doctors on certain areas?
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I think some fields might be better than others. You're likely to need more precision with something like nursing (when giving medications or administrating shots) or pharmacology (dealing with medication again.)
Something like occupational therapy or physical therapy might be a better option. You are not usually dealing with minute details. You are working one-on-one with a patient with body movements and skill training, etc.
However, if you are really interesting in nursing (or something more detail oriented in which you'd need to have good vision) I would speak to a doctor and optometrist first and see what they say. You might have certain limitations. You might be granted permission. Just have a talk with them regarding your career plans.
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