On the Job with Eric Belusko
Eric Belusko knows hard work, but he also knows how to relax.
Belusko endured about a decade of hard work in a restaurant as he financed his medical education. But, he likes to play as much as he enjoys his profession. He admits to his unbridled love of fishing.
Belusko, owner of Albany Hand Therapy, recently shared a question-and-answer session with reporter Jim West.
Q. What was your first job?
A. Working for Mr. Gatti
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