Hi! I am a medical assistant for a large hospital and I started about 3 weeks ago. I have years of medical assistant experience and took this job after working in a administrative position for a bit to work with patients again. Without giving too much details, I have quickly found out that this office is not for me and I am considering looking elsewhere. My main concern is that it is an oncology office and things are so disorganized and I feel like patient care is not a top priority (results delayed, things getting missed) which really bothers me. I know someone who used to work there who stated that they are having a problem with turnover in the position I have because of similar issues and if she knew I was applying she would have discouraged me. Since I have been unhappy, I looked for other jobs within the company and came across an administrative job with a hiring manager that I am familiar with because I was offered a job there in the past but declined due to a different opportunity. My fiance also works at this organization and was talking to her about it who essentially said I would be a great fit and she would be comfortable even foregoing the interview since she knows me. Here comes the issue....
HR states that there is a "6 month requirement within a new role before you can internally bid. That being said, in rare instances, leaders may determine through discussion with a new associate that they support a change sooner and then contact HR to waive that requirement. As indicated, this is pretty rare."
So, I would need to speak to my leader about how I feel in your role to see if there is support for making a change sooner.
My question is... how do I even go about this? (To be noted... I have no relationship with her yet because she has not been in the office since my first day as she travels to different sites)
Do I risk having a conversation with her about this and she says no she doesn't support this and then what? Is there a way I can tactfully go about the conversation that would encourage her more to approve the switch? Any feedback would be awesome. Thank you so much!
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