I am starting my blood bank training on Monday. I would really appreciate it if you could share your notes or direct me to useful resources. Also, I’d appreciate any valuable comments or key points you’d like to share based on your experience.
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Lab director was bypassing training and competency requirements, and even a state inspection identified issues with competencies at the facility. After concerns were raised and HR was involved, there appeared to be a pattern of retaliation, pressure to quit, and non-renewal of contract.
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I start a new job this Monday and I’m feeling more stressed than excited, which is confusing because this opportunity is actually better than my last one.
It’s 4:22 AM and I can’t sleep because my mind keeps going.
The role itself looks solid — they have a structured 3-month training program, no rushing, and overall it seems much more organized and professional. After training I’ll be on 4×10 hour night shifts (not back-to-back), which I know could actually be a good schedule long-term.
But I think what’s affecting me is my last job experience.
It was pretty rough — very fast training, no support, difficult coworkers, long commute, even having to stay in a hotel at times. It was exhausting. Even though I know this new place is different and better, I still feel anxious starting over.
It’s not that I expect something bad to happen — I just feel overwhelmed and not very motivated right now.
Has anyone else felt this way even when moving to a better situation? Did it get easier once you started and got into a routine?
Would really appreciate some encouragement or perspective right now.