I was a new hire at a clinic as a patient access navigator (scheduling appointments, verifying insurances,etc) but that didn’t work out unfortunately. So they transferred me to the hospital to work as a telephone operator. The room was a little small to work in. Before I started, I was given time to think about it. I couldn’t make my mind up so I put in my resignation letter in due to being nervous to work in the hospital bc of COVID. Then a few days later I emailed them and took my resignation letter back. I started my new role as a telephone operator. A couple of weeks went by and the thoughts of what if I can’t be successful in this role as well , working in the hospital during COVID, working in a small room, was making me nervous. I received a call from them to see how I was doing and if the job was the perfect fit for and I told them that maybe this position is not a right fit for me at the time. I decided to put in my resignation letter in again. Looking back I feel that if I was still working in the hospital, I would have some experience in the medical field and I could’ve possibly leveled up. I’m currently looking for a job but I don’t want to work in retail anymore, more of an office setting but hard to find any. But I guess any job is better than nothing. I was thinking about looking for a part time evening job for rn. So later on If I was to find any good 1st full shift office job, I can be able to work both.
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