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Hey OP, Student Radiographer here, radiologists may not have that much patient interaction but they have a LOT of staff interaction. Pick what you think YOU want to do, fuck the stuttering....

If that’s your dream job then I say go for it. My guess is you’ll build confidence with each patient you have that you’ll barely stutter. It may be a blessing in disguise...

There are few doctors who stutter . And that’s ok . Many positions in medicine field are not patient interactive . And a talented doctor talks very less 😉...

Stuttered my entire life, finishing 4th semester of Psychology right now, aiming to become a Therapist. So I will 100% to lots of talking lol. Go for what you feel you should do, if you fail you fail,...

While there are a few exceptions — evening news anchor, for example —- never let your stutter dictate what you should do. Also, getting in to a good med school is super hard; you’ve got other bigger ...

Never let the stutter stop you, you will regret that forever you need to fight and to be strong, live the life you want i have stutter and my job is to talk to people(seller-man) dont give up my fri...

If this is your passion, do it. I interviewed a med student and his stutter is NOT holding him back....

I’m an emergency doctor with a stutter and it ain’t ideal but it’s manageable. You’ll realise that everyone has their hang ups and aren’t really focused on yours....

Was about to say this! Don’t let your shutter hold you back. My goal is to become a doctor and I was scared about my stutter, how I would stutter in-front of patients, colleagues and such. Recently...

You will eventually learn how to cope up when your with patients. Never let that stutter stop you from being a doctor. You can also be radiologist or pathologist which has minimal to no patient intera...

I'm 26, and have stuttered as long as I can remember. My first job was at a grocery store, then military, correctional officer, now a casino. Most good managers / supervisors don't care if you stutte...

Every job I’ve interviewed for except one I always got the job and my stutter can be anywhere between Mild and severe depending on the situation...

I got a job in a contact center doing emails. Knowing full well I have an uncomfortable and fairly severe stutter, I was later asked to take phone calls. I hope that helps....

I am 16 and a sophomore in high school and plan on getting my first job sometime after winter break and have been a little nervous about it cause my stutter. I am aiming towards retail and have been a...

I literally joined this group because I’m starting to apply for a jobs and I got a phone call today… did not go so well, I mumbled and felt like a stupid kid and I’ve been upset the whole day thinking...

I've stuttered a little during every interview I've ever had and I've been employed for 20 years. The hiring manager might specifically call out that you will be expected to interact with customers, ...

Pilot no, but police officer is possible depending on how severe you have it. I interned at a police department during a time where my stutter was way worse than it is now, and my supervisor actually ...

I’m 17, junior in high school. I’ve had many jobs working in retail/restaurants. I’m working in both right now. Jobs definitely hire you, some even work with you and your stutter to make sure everyone...

They’ll hire you. I recommend staying away from the registers and drive thru. I worked in food service for 14 years and have seen stutterers fall victim to their impediment due to rude coworkers, cust...

I am not a person who stutters so take my recommendation with a grain of salt. I’m a speech therapist and have also worked as a server for 8 years part time. If you’re comfortable w it, let them kno...