Being profiled is a real experience. I have been working in multiple hospitals since 2019. My routine is simple: I arrive, show my ID, identify myself, complete my assignment, and after a long 13-hour shift, I head bsck home.
One particular day stands out. I was working on one of the islands a day after severe snowstorm. Despite the weather and road conditions, I still went to work, because that’s the responsibility that comes with the job. After finishing a long and hectic session, I started my trip home, exhausted from the day.
That’s when I was profiled by the hospital security.
After everything, showing up during bad weather, doing the work, and finishing a demanding shift, it was beyond irritating to deal with that experience. Situations like this can be frustrating, especially when you are simply trying to do your job and go home.
If things like this have never happened to you, consider yourself fortunate. Profiling is not something everyone experiences, but unfortunately, some people are targeted more than others.
For a long time, I tried not to think about it too much, especially while at work. When you are wearing scrubs and carrying your ID badge, you expect that to speak for itself.
Still, experiences like this stay with you. It's simply evil.
Have a great day.
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