Stressed over job delimma

[tjjo]

I have a job delimma I am working at a job for over a year the pay is decent has good insurance and benefits very flexible the only problem is limited patient contact and its boring at times I have been asked to apply to a job that pays a lot more not as flexible with a lot more patient contact but a lot of stress.. so do I do what I love and take the stress stay at my current job and be happy to be stress free. I have been in nursing for 20 years and I'm 54 now help

[Sour Lemon]

I have a job delimma I am working at a job for over a year the pay is decent has good insurance and benefits very flexible the only problem is limited patient contact and its boring at times I have been asked to apply to a job that pays a lot more not as flexible with a lot more patient contact but a lot of stress.. so do I do what I love and take the stress stay at my current job and be happy to be stress free. I have been in nursing for 20 years and I'm 54 now help

Why not apply, see if they actually make an offer, consider that theoretical offer and then decide? As of yet, there's no dilemma except whether or not to fill out an application.

[dream'n, BSN, RN]

At this point in time, I'd personally take boring, low stress, and little patient contact.

[Marisette, BSN, RN]

At this point in time I'd personally take boring, low stress, and little patient contact.[/quote']

My thoughts also.

[beekee]

Why don't you tell me where you work, I'll apply when you take that new job. í ½í¸œ