Job search

When I haven’t been chasing around after my cousin’s medication I’ve been looking at jobs. I’m so utterly disheartened. The loss of confidence since being made redundant sits as a heavy weight and with each job I look at all the things I can’t do, aren’t trained to do, have zero interest in, find things that I’d like to do but for one reason or another can’t. Don’t want to do. I need to find something that will get me out of this black hole that I’ve fallen into. Not even a response from the last three I’ve applied for. Been through interviews only to get no feedback and no response.

I could kick myself that I didn’t apply for the taxi job that I saw the other week. I’m feeling done with Nursing. To add insult to injury just as I was typing this dropped into my in box. I had previously sent this to my manager where I worked up until being made redundant when it was available before. Again not even a response despite it coming on the back of the gaps audit I’d been doing. Another reason why it’s hard to shake off the feeling of hopelessness. It’s a fallacy to talk about meritocracy or effort leading to reward.

“The QNI invites expressions of interest from healthcare organisations that are interested to commission nurse-led innovation projects in the community.”

Perhaps it’s these constant reminders of what I was trying to do that make letting go so difficult. Meanwhile twenty people queue up for sandwiches as I walk past. Bitter, moi?

Published by Jane Newson Climate Adaptations

A rehabilitation professional specialising in integrated care systems, I design and deliver stand alone educational power point presentations and interactive workshops to help SME's adopt circular economy principles. My work bridges the gap for organisations struggling to implement policies, training and procedures that drive measurable climate adaptation outcomes. By combining evidence based training with practical tools I empower SME's to embed sustainability into their core operations, fostering resilience and long term impact.

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