Au Revoir Death Star
I have been posting (or trying, I should say) entries the past few weeks but they don't post. I don't know what is wrong with my LJ so I am not writing much since it has all been for naught as of late.
Anyway, I got a new job. It is the same job for a different HMO, a non-for profit HMO, which gels better with my past and personal beliefs. I'll be doing the same thing as before but somewhere that promotes and believes in Social Workers. I am tired of feeling like a second class citizen because I am not a nures.
My employer, aka The Death Star, finally told my peers about my resignation today. I have been pleasantly surprised with the feedback I've recevied from my peers (I am a tele-commuter, so it is not as easy to bond with your peers at work). I was really shocked as this nurse that started a few moths ago wrote me an EM and said "I have admired you from afar thinking you are so young and smart that you could do anything." I think that is the nicest thing anyone has said to me in a long time.