Should I stay or go?

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Hello everyone.  I am asking advice on my current situation.  I am a nurse care coordinator at a primary care physician's office and have been there for 2 years now.  The volume is higher than any other office in the medical group.  My boss is also mean, condescending and two faced.  I have tried to resign once before, but was persuaded to stay.  She gave me false promises and never followed through on her word.  Now, I have another job offer that I accepted.  It would be for another doctor's office.  Not that high of a volume.  It's a well known company with lots of growth.  The benefits are great, there is tuition reimbursement, more vacation days and I would be wearing scrubs.  I would be taking a pay cut, but it would definitely pan out in the end.  I even negotiated my hours.  There isn't any remote work and I may be furloughed if a second wave hits.

My current boss asked me to stay.  She said she would try to reorganize the workflow of care coordination.  So I made a pro and cons list twice and I am leaning towards the new job.  I was just wondering if anyone could give me any feedback?  Or has anyone ever been in the same situation?

Specializes in OR, Nursing Professional Development.

Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me. You've already given the current employer a second chance and your pros/cons list is leaning the other way.

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