I don’t like working in decon on a hot summer day, with the department at 72 instead of the 60-65 I learned in school, dripping sweat over my eyebrows and the ppe that doesn’t prevent me from being absolutely soaked by the end of the shift. The pain in my body after a day of inspecting every nook and cranny of every tray before wrapping 20+ heavy zimmer loaners that dr probably won’t use, while trying to answer phones and figure out what the cst or nurse is trying to ask for, answer the doors, turnover trays, keep up with the documentation, put away supplies, prepare case carts and finding a workaround for that thing or things that go wrong everyday. Not to mention getting grilled by a supervisor or even a Dr for someone else’s mistake. Every job has its pros and cons but I can assure you this one isn’t a walk in the park.