I interviewed today at a hospital with the two specialties I wanted, ICU and L&D (I know weird combination:) But I actually got a call this afternoon saying that Both managers really wanted to hire me, and I have to choose, I have to go with my heart, and I fell in love with ICU the minute I walked into the unit. I wanted to get advice on how to turn down the other position. I am sick over this because the L&D manager was the sweetest nurse ever, should I send her a thank you card for the interview? What should I say when I call her?
Please advise, I am having a serious guilt trip:eek:
Thanks,
Lisa
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I interviewed today at a hospital with the two specialties I wanted, ICU and L&D (I know weird combination:) But I actually got a call this afternoon saying that Both managers really wanted to hire me, and I have to choose, I have to go with my heart, and I fell in love with ICU the minute I walked into the unit. I wanted to get advice on how to turn down the other position. I am sick over this because the L&D manager was the sweetest nurse ever, should I send her a thank you card for the interview? What should I say when I call her?
Please advise, I am having a serious guilt trip:eek:
Thanks,
Lisa