Leighlynn

I have been a nurse for 12 years, 7 of which are in dialysis. For the past 4 years I have been working on a cardiac floor because I couldn't find a job as a dialysis nurse. My family has been relocated (for 9 months) and I have a wonderful opportunity to get back into dialysis. I interviewed with a clinic who is trying to prepare for one of their nurses leaving in 2 months and get someone else trained in time. Since I have been out of dialysis for 4 years I have to go back through their 6 week classroom/clinic training program, which I don't mind. Here is the problem, I know I will only be there 7 months because my husband is getting out of the military and we will be moving back to his home state. I hate to deceive the clinic I will be working for but if I tell them, I know the chances of getting the job are very slim. I do plan on staying with dialysis when we make our final move, and having this retraining would make me more marketable. I would even love to stay with the same company because they have clinics around his hometown so it wouldn't be like the company was losing money in me. I just feel bad for the clinic that spent the time training me and then I leave 5 months after I finish their training class. I could also reach a lot of financial goals having this job while we are here but does all the benefits (mainly the retraining) outway the deceit I would be doing to the clinic?