BradFiAusNzCoCa
Active member
PIPs are brutal man. That’s usually a sign it’s time to look around. I’m sorry dude.
14543969:CoolChillGuy420 said:Got placed on a PIP at work (performance improvement probation/plan) and as my bosses put it, if I my name comes across their desk even once then I'm fired.
I'm not the best healthcare worker but I don't mean to put anyone elses asses on the line or even worse, harm our patients, but I've been deemed incompetent and non-proactive which sucks to hear, I felt I've been doing pretty OK recenly while being on nightshift and dealing with tough staffing ratios, but it is what it is. I'm not mad, just sad and dissapointed in myself.
With being laid off being said, I will be having to move back to MI for a few just to clear my head and get some breathing room. I think part of the difficulties of working in healthcare can be also due to stressors outside of work, like insane cost of living, being behind on bills, and simply just not having any money at all to seek out additional help or therapy. My life in the last year has literally been turning and burning any sort of paychecks towards bills, gas and food, and some weeks its either one or the other, so it's really really hard to show up to work everyday ready to "Save lives" when you cant even save your own. I'm not blaming other people for my mistakes but it's just how it is for some people. Id rather be unemployed for a minute surrounded by my family then work 40+ hours/week with the threat of homelessness looming.

