Published Oct 28, 2019
Emmers4
15 Posts
Hi Everyone,
I am curious as to your thoughts on what I should do? I currently work on a busy telemetry floor, and have for about 2.5 years. I recently have been looking at positions, and received an offer from a huge teaching hospital near me as an ICU float. They would train me on the MICU, SICU, and CVICU over the course of about 9 months or so. It is a SUPER cool opportunity- they regularly have ecmo patients, are a teaching/research hospital, and known to have one of the best ICUs in the country.
My current hospital is a union hospital, I am two years vested in a pension (at this point doesn't equal up to much, but....), but am feeling kinda bored. I love my coworkers, but don't feel challenged anymore, and have been frustrated with the administration at my hospital. This new job would be super cool but a strong learning curve. Do I go for this new job? The pay is the same, although the new position has a lower FTE. Or do I stick with my current job on a tele floor, a bit bored, but at least have seniority and am not scared out of my mind?
Also, welcome any tips for switching from tele over to ICU!
Thank you!!!
beekee
839 Posts
Sounds like you want to take the leap.