coronavirus

victor809 wrote:

^You're on permanent vacation, Al. You just changed locations for 3 weeks.

Dan... I understand, bro... which is why I am away from work at the moment, and have decided I don't want to work there any more. When I return to work mid February, I will submit my intent to retire for May 20th.

Too young to sit at home, but I may do just that for a few months so I have time to fish while the fishing is good.

I'll figure out something to do.

MACS wrote:

Days/weeks/months like this come and go. They're super stressful and stuff but this too shall pass.

In 2014-15 there was a stretch of 5-6 months non stop hardcore staffing issues with over the top patient acuity. It was crisis mode every single day. I took a completely different job, travelling between all the regional hospitals to do bedside dialysis. But that too had its issues that pushed me back to where I am.

Probably won't be able to do this job forever, but for now it gives me the most amount of off time compared to clock time and almost no on-call. I hate being on call. Someday I might move into a procedural area to get away from some of this, but I'll have to take call again.

danmdevries wrote:

On call is awful. Had one job like that. Always seemed to get buzzed at the worst times. At least your madness is schedule.

8trackdisco wrote:

Today is International Holocaust Remembrance Day

tonygraz wrote: