u/Best-Zucchini6858

Hello everyone, I’m 23 years old and graduated college about a year ago. I landed a role as a Clinical Sales Specialist with Depuy synthes and have been doing it for about 10 months now.

The experience has definitely taught me a lot, but the work-life balance is rough. I can deal with it for now because I’m still young, but I genuinely don’t see this being sustainable long term. It’s not really just a “job” its your entire life.

I know this role can open doors, but I’ve also read mixed things online. I’m curious if anyone here has successfully transitioned out of med device/trauma support into another career with better balance while still making good money. Did this role actually help open doors for you? What paths did you take afterward?

I'm 23 headlines pushing back when I left my hair up you could probably fit a quarter on the corners. I don't wanna be bald. I probably got until 26 or 27 until I'm gonna let it go but until then does anyone know how to either slow this down or reverse it. I know its inevitable unfortunately, I just wanna keep it for as long as i can. No silver dollar just the corners are pushing back but it has moved back more this year as I have a job that can be quite stressful.

If anyone has experienced this and made progress please feel free to comment!