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I fear that I will lose nursing skills because this is the circulator role. I'm afraid that will hurt me later on if I wanted to do something different. I have talked with some circulators since starting the program and they have described it as being a glorified gofer. I am mainly concerned that there's a possibility I won't like it and will be stuck with this position for 2 years because there is a contract. I've always heard its great to get nursing experience on the floor or in a unit and I'm afraid I'm missing out on that.

I have been experiencing the same problem. I have started a Periop 101 program and am terribly afraid that I've made a mistake. I think it would be best to get out now but don't want to hurt my chances of getting a position in the future.

Hi! I am a new graduate and just accepted a Periop nursing job that involves a contract after completion of the program. I have been involved for a few weeks and get the feeling that it is not for me, even though I originally thought it was. I have been thinking I want to quit and pay the money back. Does anyone have advice for me? I am afraid this will hurt me when trying to find another job.

I am a new graduate RN and have just accepted/started a new job at a local hospital. I did not particularly want this job but thought it was my only option to get experience since the position did not require any previous experience. I have recently found out about a nurse residency program at a hospital in a city where I would love to live. Is it inappropriate to continue job hunting and apply for this once I've already accepted a position at a different hospital?