Quitting HCA after 5 months

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Hello everyone,

I started an HCA STAR RN program in June and found out that it is not for me. I tried to a to stick it out. 5-6 patient to nurse ratio and usually no tech. High acuity patients. I tried to move floors and was unsuccessful through HR and decided it was best to try and find a different position elsewhere.

I feel awful but it’s taken such a toll on my mental health and personal life I just couldn’t take it anymore.
has anyone left their first nursing job before working a year? Did you list them on your resume?
they informed me I will get a bill for the 4,000 dollar contract I signed for the Star rn program. I did not receive any type of sign on bonus, the contract states if I leave before two years then I am to pay them 4K dollars due to training me. Does anyone have experience with this?

ive already gotten 2-3 calls for phone interviews early next week. I’m just not really sure what do say now that I have already left.

Any advice is welcomed

(and yes I am aware I should have had something lined up before hand?, but I can financially afford to look until I find something)

Roseycheeksey said:

I have accepted their offer for new grad residency program, started the online onboarding pre employment screening but have not finished. They want me to start in less than 2 weeks. Now I would like not to proceed and decline the offer. Is there going to be an issue with them regarding this? 

Is your acceptance in  writing?

 

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