corrections is fantastic!!!

i'm going through the hiring process for a county correctional's rn position and having mixed feelings. i moved to be closer to my kids and grandkids and i hate my job. i feel i was mislead on this job. i was hire for a pulmonary/pcu floor and see everything from cellulitis to syncope, discharge pts during the day who were admitted at night and continue to call doctors because they did not read the labs. so when i saw a job/chance to apply and take a break from hospital nursing i applied. there must of been 80 nurses for 6 positions and i thought i would never be called. boy was i surprised. I am a male with 2 years of critical care experience, so who knows. my wife is not too happy, but i tell her i do not see 80 nurses applying for open positions on my floor. most of the nurses are miserable on my floor, there are alot of changes and not for the better. now i have about 5 phone numbers just in case other positions open up in the corrections facility. the only thing is i'm nervous about the polygraph test, i was told just tell the truth. i did some stupid stuff when i was younger. never spent a day in jail, but arrested and released. i've heard pros and cons, but i need a break from the constant phone calls, i find myself doing more nonskilled nursing then when i started nursing. well who knows, if this doesn't go well, i'm might just go back to rehab as a physical therapist assistant and pick up a couple of shifts at top dollar to make up the difference in pay. never had this much stress during rehab. my frinds say i'm might really like it because i'm not into the politics and i don't kiss ass to get the easier assignments. i do my job well and to the point, but i am looking forward in working one on one and educating pts. sometimes we do not have the time in the hospital. well i'm glad i found this thread and if anyone has suggestions i would greatly appreciate it.