Hi all 😊 Newbie here. I've worked P/T in further education for donkey's years and recently got taken on by the NHS to do a weekend shift on reception at the local hospital.
I've been desperate to leave FE for ages and due to the reception job, I'm now managing to get NHS interviews for admin. However, had four do far this year, but been unsucessful for all of them.
I've got an interview for a receotionist at a chiropractor clinic and have spoken to the chiro twice as she seems very keen to eliminate any possible time wasters, e. g. ensuring its definitely p/t hours candidates want and not using it as a stepping stone until a f/t jobs comes up.
I also have another two NHS interviews coming up later in the month.
I really fancy the chiro clinic, but was chatting with my mum today today and she thinks the interview is a bad idea due to it bring a private clinic. If I got it it, I would have to give up my FE hours, but what if down the line the clinic goes bust.
This does concern me. But there's nothing saying I would get either of the NHS jobs if I cancel the chiro one and I'll still be stuck in a job I hate at FE.
Does anyone else think it's a bit risky going for this job? Especially in light of Covid and not knowing what may occur again in the near future.
Thanks.
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Receptionist Job at Private Clinic - Risky?
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Moonpixie · 11/08/2020 19:58
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