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36M former chef/GM w/ neuroscience degree, looking for remote work I can heal
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Don’t sleep on tutoring!
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also your GM background means you’ve got strong ops/admin skills. Try looking for remote operations coordinator or virtual assistant jobs.
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if you’re open to contract work, some remote research assistant roles don’t require lab presence
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transcription or captioning work could work well while you’re still recovering, low physical strain and flexible hours.
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With a neuroscience background, you could also look into remote clinical trial coordination or data annotation for medical AI projects.
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Customer support (email/chat) might be a good fit. A lot of companies have night shifts for global coverage.
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Hey all!
I’m 36, ex-chef and restaurant manager, recently recovered from a major illness that made me rethink everything. I also have a neuroscience degree (top UK uni, solid grades), but lab or research work is off the table right now.
I need a remote, flexible role I can do while healing. No rigid schedules. Ideally evening shifts (US time zones work best for me). Open to admin, support, even entry-level stuff with a growth path.