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I've worked at my job for the past two years. I started fresh out of college it's a rehab unit. It doesn't function well at all. Anything and everything that could be wrong with the place is. I haven't heard better about other floors in the hospital either. To be quite honest I don't know how the hospital functions. Since my two years are up I am ready to be at a different facility. There are sister hospitals to this facility but because I am going back to school part time, I want to go to the hospital that pays tuition reimbursement the best...and that isn't affiliated with this one. Well, after applying for one job a few weeks ago and basically immediately having the job go filled. I decided to apply for several jobs-3 to be exact. Well, the HR department contacted me and asked: "You have applied for a variety of positions...what is you goal in changing facilities?" and later stated "I can better assist you if I know more of what your interests are." Not sure how to respond to the first one. I mean I can't say I want to get out of the facility I'm in because I hate it with a passion, fear for my license, don't know how it functions without killing everyone, etc....So anyone have any advice on how to respond to this question politically correct without burning bridges? Also, the interests thing kills me. I mean at this point I am willing to try just about anything that isn't ortho or stroke. I am sick sick sick of those populations. I want a change but to be quite honest I don't know what to change to. To be quite honest if there is one thing that I have learned over the past two years is that I feel the population of patients is not as important as the people you work with and your manager and their management style. I really care more about that and what I liked about the city I used to work in, was the new grads trained and interviewed with at least three units. They didn't have that here when I graduated...or now, and I sort of want to talk to alot of different people because most facilities have policies about stating you can't transfer within the first year. I don't know. All I know is I applied for a sicu position, a transplant unit, and a cancer program (not sure what it was but it had normal hours, no real description...didn't sound like it was in patient). Basically, I don't know. I feel so lost and I am afraid to tell them that because I feel they won't take me seriously. I really need advice. I don't know how much anyone can give with that. There is one thing. Even in school I never did an ICU. They didn't have enough clinical spots so I never experienced it. So I really don't know how I would feel about that. I just figured....anything else.