I think you will find that will be very successful. First hand stories from medical workers always do exceptionally well so I would think that your first hand experience would have some high quality content in it. Your success will depend on whether you are a good writer. Making your stories concise and entertaining makes a huge difference and will make or break it. I also highly recommend, when it comes to personal experience, not to post stories about people that are only funny or frustrating from your unique position. If a large part of it needs backstory explanation, it's not a good story. If "you had to be there," it's not a good story. If your post has a lot of info in brackets, it's not a good story. A good story is one where you can describe what happened and only what happened and it will stand by itself without the reader needing to know why some action was bad. The only excess should be artful description. A lot of things fats do are extremely frustrating, but they rely on specific experience like "My fat boss did something hypocritical and it's frustrating because of all the meetings I have had to attend where he talked about not doing this." That's not a good story from the reader's perspective even though it's maddening to experience first hand.