Military

Many, but not all, countries, branches and positions. This is particularly true of special forces. Even so, guidelines don’t always get enforced. After being drafted into the army, my uncle, who was mildly colorblind, “failed” his colorvision test. However, the examiners assumed he was just trying to get out of the service, so didn’t believe him.


Stories:
Maybe Better At Some Types of Camouflage
Why colorblindness disqualifies military pilot hopefuls

Any other challenges with this career? What’s your story? Reply below…


Healthcare Professional

Physicians, nurses, paramedics, and most other medical personnel need to be able to identify veins, blood, cyanosis, erythema, rashes, etc. There are certainly specialties that rely less on color, but getting through the color-reliant educational process will be grueling.


My stories: Blood and Oops, it happened again
Stories:
Colorblindness in Medical Jobs

Any other challenges with this career? What’s your story? Reply below…