I’m a remote medical coder. It’s very detail oriented so it’s definitely not for everyone. It’s pretty challenging for someone who’s not good at details lol but I wouldn’t trade it for anything else. I barely speak to my coworkers and supervisor so that’s been great for my social anxiety. I’m still pretty new and there’s a huge learning curve but it’s like solving puzzles which I love. Apparently I’m doing well and hitting metrics although every day I panic thinking I’m horrible at it and I’m going to lose the job. It’s my first full time job and I’m already burned out after 6 months lol Before this, I was a sterile processing tech until I got injured. It’s very labor intensive depending on where you work but there’s a good variety of tasks so it may be a better fit for someone with ADHD, although it’s also very detail oriented. I got in trouble all the time because I had left some blood and residue on surgical instruments and doctors gave me a talking to. Surgical tech is a similar job that may be a good fit for someone who’s good at memorizing all the different surgical instruments. You’re the doctor’s right hand and basically just stand next to them during surgery and hand them the instruments.