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how to know its the right decison

Hello everyone,

I have worked 16 years in a hospital setting and at the same time a prison setting for 4 yrs. I have an excellent oportunity to take a supervisor job in corrections, paying 18000/yr more. I am oddly most comfortable in corrections and my work done there, almost comes naturally. I work really well in the hospital setting though too, but getting into a supervisor position mainly is determined by who you know and not necessarily skill and education. My question is to anyone - has anyone left the hospital setting completely to work in corrections and not regret it??? Thank you to anyone that reply's :yeah::yeah::yeah:

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Not as an RN.:D

Seriously, what are your personal goals? An extra $1000/month would clear some debt quickly, or make a nice addition to the retirement fund. If it is a State or Fed facility, chip away at the next highest degree and retire in style. Personally, I would look at my goals/needs and see if the long-term potential of Corrections was the best fit.

Moving totally over, at that salary, it would be unlikley(I would think) you could step back into private sector w/o a substantial hit. But, it sounds great & it sounds like you like it, so... you're wanting someone to confirm your decision.;)

Hi, I received your private message but am unable to respond since I don't have enough posts. If you're able to email me I would appreciate [email protected]. Thank you!

What do you have to lose? Try it and if it doesn't work out you have a wealth of experience that will get you back into a hospital.

I left hospital nursing ten years ago and have never looked back.

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