Until last night. A young lady who I used to work with asked me to meet her to discuss her thoughts of leaving work to go to medical school. So I spent some time sharing with her my experience. And I feel like I may have highlighted the harder parts More than I should have. But I wanted to be vary clear how it is not an immediate gratification and that it's extremely competive as well as it does not guarantee happiness. Now that I look back I wonder who I was trying to convince.
Anyway that was not that big of a deal. What was the hard part was the call I got this morning from a urologist office that wanted me to interview for a full-time scribe job. Which would be 8-5 for one or two specific doctors with a better pay then my last one.... Basically the exact position I was looking for at the end of the semester!!!!
Why does my life work like this?
So now what.
Do I continue on the path that gets me money now and keep looking for a job, or do I use this as my opportunity to make a little more money te get me through on the originally journey.
Why was I leaving?
Money.
Does the new opportunity change that?
Not really, it would defiantly be more than I made before. But it won't return me to the more comfortable life I had before.
I think what I will do is go with the interview. Make a budget of must haves and see what is the least amount of money I can make to take care of bills that I have and pay off some debts. May have to stay with my mom for another month or two. (Tears).
And if I get offered enough to make it work I think I will stay with the plan.
And the way my luck works as soon as I am 2 weeks into the job I am going to get end up getting calls from the "professional" jobs I applied for offering a pay that will solve all my problems.
Ugh.