and have all education, experience and training required for your new job...
I would pick a career in nursing.
What about you?
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If we suspend reality and I get a reasonable work schedule and guaranteed financial success, I'd start a restaurant.
If I just automatically get all the training, education, etc. I'd become a hospital-based midwife.
In all honesty, though, I am generally very happy with my current field/education/training. I just need a new job and a new challenge.
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@septca: reality is suspended!
A restaurant sounds amazing!
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I really want to work in a test kitchen developing and testing out new recipes.
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@autumnlove: that's hopefully what i'm going to do! not so much because i want to, but because i need something with benefits because our whole mrs. bird staying home plan doesn't look like much of an option anymore. oh well. working on pre reqs, we'll see if i can actually get into the program, they're all so competitive!
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I would be a speech-language pathologist working with victims of traumatic brain injury in a hospital or rehab setting.
(I have my bachelor's degree in SLP but never went on to get my master's... yet! Our first baby came as a surprise and so I became a SAHM instead of going to grad school.)
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Can another pre-req be that income doesn't matter?
If so, I'd be working for an animal shelter in whatever capacity!
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reality suspended exactly the same as @septca: except ours would be a winery. All training, I'd be a midwife.
In reality I'm bored and am strongly considering switching to teaching.
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Naturopathic medicine!
Or...the right connections to be a writer.
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@jetsa: We can be fantasy life twinners!!! What do you do in real life?
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@septca: Ha yes! I'm an engineer. What do you do?
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nurse anesthetist. part time, day shift only
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@blackbird: sounds pretty good!
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@jetsa: I am a lawyer who works in policy.
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More practical, I think I would love to be a nutritionist/dietitian
For fun, I would love to own a coffee shop/used bookstore combo.
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I'd love to be finished with my dietetics program.
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School counseling or school social work
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Definitely a writer/illustrator/editor. Something that I could do part time or full time from home. And since we're suspending reality, I would make enough to warrant a nanny or a caregiver for the children so that I could work uninterrupted at home or at a coffee shop or something. Preferably with travel benefits
I mean since we're reaching for the stars here...
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surgical or anesthetist nurse...day shift only and part time
Man I wish I would have stuck with it 
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I think I would become a reading specialist. I keep considering it for real but the cost is holding me back since it will be awhile before I am willing to work full time again now that our first is on her way.
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reading specialist, culinary school to be a baker, OR writing/editing (from my gorgeous home office!)
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Nurse. And since we're suspending reality, that means that I also would have the stomach for it
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@Weagle: me too! Patience comes with suspended reality, right?
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a surgeon!
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I'd like to be the general manager of the NY Yankees please.
A restaurant sounds amazing!
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