Aug 13, 201510 yr When leaving a position (regular employee, no contract), how much notice have you been required to give to current employer?
Aug 13, 201510 yr My previous NP employers generally asked for 2 - 4 weeks. I've always given 4 - 5 weeks. I find that it gives people a chance to adjust schedules, let patients know, and it means leaving on a much better note. My current employer requires 4 weeks.
Aug 13, 201510 yr Experts In absence of clear guidelines from a contract etc. in my experience 60 days is fairly common.
Nov 24, 201510 yr I just took a new position and per my contract gave 60 days notice. I think that's common but I have heard of some practitioners giving 90-120 days.
Nov 25, 201510 yr Minimum 30 days ... My last position I gave them a 'soft' warning at 6 months and official resignation at 90 days, but that is probably an extreme situation (large patient panel being left and clinic couldn't retain adequate number of providers).
Nov 30, 201510 yr I always give notice in the schedule interval. If the schedule is made in 6 week intervals, I give at least 6 weeks. 2 months.... then at least 2 months. If its a 9-5'er where you don't have a "schedule".... 2 weeks it is.
When leaving a position (regular employee, no contract), how much notice have you been required to give to current employer?