I will try to make this short and hit only the high points to get my question across.
I currently work in a busy hospital unit as a nurse. The hospital itself has its own issues- which I won’t discuss for this purpose. I mainly want to talk about my toxic work environment that is a direct result of my horrible, unprofessional manager.
I am her “right hand man” as the unit’s supervisor and charge nurse. I run my behind off on the daily and put out fires. My manager has no idea how to actually work as a nurse on the unit (been out of bedside nursing for years) and is completely incompetent. She cannot be trusted to be told something to in confidence without stirring up drama. The physicians and nurses cannot stand her. It’s really bad. I have caught her saying things about me to other nurses. I have no idea how we got to the point. I was nominated for “nurse of the year” and she did not recognize me, nor did she tell the staff. I feel very unappreciated and taken advantage of.
I hear talk from the physicians about there being a “revolt” of sorts. I’ve been hearing this for a while. I did take my current job with hopes of moving up at the appropriate time. Multiple people keep telling me to “hang in there” so that I can take over one day, maybe sooner than later. I also have no idea if I even want to take over the mess of a unit that has been left.
I got a job offer with lower pay, but also lower stress elsewhere. Do I stick it out? What if it for another year? Can I remove myself out of this situation and come back to apply for the position when (if) she leaves? Does that look bad? Any advice from someone who has been in this position? I am mentally exhausted but feel like I need to keep trying for others sake.
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