Hey there! I'm stuck in a rut and I feel so trapped. I’m a 20 year old that’s still in college that found a job in the vet industry five weeks ago. I was so so happy that I was able to finally land a job. I quit my last job in February (due to mental health issues and conflicting schedules) and I was just now able to get one in May. I was really desperate because I was running out of money, so I picked this job even though it paid less than my last (currently being paid a measly $10 an hour). I was promised to work part time (less than 25 hrs) which I really needed since I have a side job doing art commissions. In my first week, I only worked three full days a week and came in on the weekend to watch the animals that were boarding.
My job in the week consists of answering phones, assisting the vet (we only have one doctor), scheduling appointments and taking care of animals boarding overnight (walking, feeding, administering medicine). There’s a lot more but this is what I deal with on a daily basis. I haven’t been fully trained yet and there are still a lot of things that I have no idea on how to do. We started off with four workers and one doctor who owns the practice. First two weeks were great, I felt like I was getting a good grasp of my job and I really enjoyed working with my coworkers, until two of them left in the same week. When the first coworker left, I was forced to take the shifts that they had, which really burnt me out since I had just finished my finals and on the same day I was called in to work and since then, I haven't really gotten a single break until now (because of Memorial Day weekend). The second coworker was talking about quitting for a while and they finally had the last straw and did it within the same week as the first. So, it has just been the last coworker and I. They also started recently as well but doesn't understand everything fully, so they're somewhat in the same boat as I am. Clients will try to schedule appointments but I'm too hesitant to schedule because of how much of a shit show its been for the past two weeks. Even if I do explain the situation of being understaffed to clients, they will throw a fit in order to get their pet in despite us recommending other hospitals and the doctor will fit them in even though we don't have time. Sometimes I will leave at 8 pm and I'm expected to work at 7 am in the morning now even though originally I was promised to work from 8 am to 6 pm. I have been yelled at by clients for being too incompetent in the practice and while I understand that they don't know that I'm new, it's really getting to me. I'm planning on talking with the doctor when we open back up first thing in the morning, but from the way he's been acting recently and the fact that he hasn't said anything to us, I'm pretty sure that he isn't going to budge.
If he doesn't listen to me then I'm going to quit but I am pretty sure that if I do, the practice will get shut down because it would be too understaffed to even operate. I feel like an asshole for leaving since my coworker would be apart of this as well. Also, finding another job is going to be super hard since I start college very soon and I don't have the will to try again since I am trying to focus on mental health so that it doesn't get as bad as before. My parents are not as understanding of my situation so it's really just on me. What do I do?
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