Hi, Memento,
I don't have much time to read through the posts by Glenn and Elizabeth, so I'll just rush through with what they mean:
向き不向きって あるだろう: I read this one. Glenn is right.
また言ってる… 記念じゃないんだよ
proposed translation: [I'll] say it again... [this] isn't a memory.
十分記念だって…大事な傷だ
proposed translation: A memory lasts 10 minutes... this is an important wound.
Here, "kinen" means "memento."
"You're saying it again. It's not memento."
"It IS a memento. (Literally: It is adequate to be considered memento.) It is an important wound (probably meant both physically and mentally)."
病院のお偉いさんの娘フッちゃっていづらくなったとかクビになっちゃうとか…
...Like being fired or becoming uncomfortable about sticking to the job because you jilted the daughter of a big shot at the hospital...
っ荷物、びっ掴んで
luggage grabbed
出てきたから…
came out – because
っ荷物、びっ掴んで: This is a very manga-style description to suggest the force with which the line is said. It begins with a small "tsu" to show that the speaker grunted a bit to express strain or exertion of strength. I think びっ掴んで is actually "hittsukannde." ひ is added to show exaggeration, that the grabbing takes place with great force.
"I just grabbed my belongings and left" (said with gestures, probably).
病院かわるのは大学病院で学者肌の医者やるより臨床医の方がっていう個人的な理由!
The person who got my work now is a skillfull doctor from the university's hospital clinic selfcentered/individualistic motive!
"My personal reason for changing hospitals is that [I prefer] clinical practice than medical research at a university hospital."
今ならまだ
How is "ima nara mada" typically used?
This is an incomplete sentence, so depends on context. It literally means "still possible (or not yet), at this point in time."
お前のその面倒真いブレーキ癖もう学習済みだからな
proposed translation: So you should really look into breaking your troublesome habit.
面倒真い: Isn't this supposed to be 面倒臭い (mendoukusai or mendokusai)?
I/he/she/we/they know your troublesome habit of braking (as in a car; probably suggesting that the person stops his car--or his career--habitually??)
藤沢 結構スキだろお医者さんプレイこの間ノッてたもんな
Fujisawa Sweet love it will be - doctor - prey - recently...(can't figure out the rest and I really really hope it isn't inappropriate :x)
Dialogue very often is not structured in standard form.
Fujisawa, you like "playing doctor" quite a bit, don't you. You were really into it the other day...
Hope this helps!