Finding the right job that accommodates epilepsy can be challenging. Based on what you shared, overnight stocking shelves could be a good option since it allows you to avoid busy daytime crowds and customer interactions. Overnight cashier positions may also work well. The key is finding an employer that is understanding of read more

Finding the right job that accommodates epilepsy can be challenging. Based on what you shared, overnight stocking shelves could be a good option since it allows you to avoid busy daytime crowds and customer interactions. Overnight cashier positions may also work well. The key is finding an employer that is understanding of your condition and can make any necessary accommodations. When applying for jobs, being upfront about your epilepsy with the hiring manager can help ensure the position and work environment will suit your needs. You may also consider roles in retail, food service or other industries that allow sitting while working. The most important thing is finding something you feel comfortable with and that provides the schedule flexibility you require.

 This AI-generated response comes from MyEpilepsyTeam and other selected sources. It is not a substitute for medical advice. Always ask your doctor about specific health concerns.

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