Is it too late to give an update on new experience?

[MonsterGod]

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When I submitted my primary application, I was working as a medical assistant (MA) at a pain management and orthopedic clinic, primarily handling cases involving upper extremities and primary hip/knee replacements. Since then, I switched jobs and am now working at another orthopedic clinic that focuses on hip and knee revision. My responsibilities are somewhat the same. I have been working here for at least six months. Is it worth updating the schools, or is it too late/not worth it?

Edit to clarify:

Previous job: Managed cases of upper extremity and bone-on-bone knee/hip conditions leading to total knee/hip replacement.

Current job: Handle cases where total knee/hip implants become infected or loose, requiring a revision to a new implant.

 

[Goro]

Not worth an update

 

[Mr.Smile12]

I concur that this is not interesting enough for an update on face value.

 

[GoSpursGo]

Not worth an update, as it doesn't change the information about how you would be evaluated as an applicant