u/Silent_Sky2404

Any recommendations for a month doing work from home / digital nomad type work? Would like to be by the ocean/water. Ideally less than 2k for housing for the month.

Would like to be by water (ocean or river), somewhere accessible by public transit /walking. Budget ideally <$2k for housing for the month. Ideally a place that has good vegan food as well

Went to a larger sized program. Wanted to stay academic for research purposes. Considered PICU Hospitalist. I heard locums is probably not a good idea for a new grad. What should I do?

Went to a larger sized program. Wanted to stay academic. Got probably two interviews. I don’t have a job. I heard locums is probably not a good idea for a new grad. What should I do?

Long story short. New grad. Smaller subspecialty. Attending I reach out to told me not to trust what chief tells me and that they don’t actually want to support my career growth. Multiple red flags in conversations with chief. Research support isn’t there. I would be doing a lot of work that is below my training. It’s not a position where I see myself staying for more than a year. Signed four days ago. Chief emailed a handful of attendings in the group already that I was joining. I take full responsibility that I did sign the contract. However, I feel like I should have listened to my gut and the red flags, and I am feeling like I should rescind.

Should I stick it out for 9 months to a year? I understand being blacklisted from that location, but I wouldn’t wanna work there in particular. I am concerned about my prospects at other locations if I rescind but also concerned that it’s going to be hard to apply elsewhere in 9mo-1 year if I take this job. Supposedly they had someone else who they were going to give the contract to if I didn’t take it.

Role of your division chief in future job applications? Considering a position that is somewhat short term (year) per contract. Many red flags from division chief. Doesn’t appear to support my interests. I’m a new grad, and I don’t fully understand the role they play in your future job search. Any advice?

Role of division chief in future job applications? Considering a position that is somewhat short term (year) per contract. Many red flags from division chief. Doesn’t appear to support my interests. I’m a new grad, and I don’t fully understand the role they play in your future job search. Any advice?

Role of division chief in future job applications? Considering a position that is somewhat short term (year) per contract. Many red flags from division chief. Doesn’t appear to support my interests. I’m a new grad, and I don’t fully understand the role they play in your future job search. Any advice?

I am not asking for medical advice.

Any recommendations for your top educational or entertaining indoor activities in the area? Also open to interactive workshops (ie glass blowing, pottery, etc). Visiting for the weekend but will be returning frequently

I have a job offer. It’s not really what I want to do, but the job market for my field is rough.
It offers a decent salary, but it’s definitely a large pay cut from what I should be paying at the same amount of hours.

The hiring manager refuses to negotiate the contract, saying that someone had already signed with those terms. I was going to join this group to do something in particular, but I found out that it’s not something that can be done there. I feel like the hiring manager doesn’t really want me to be there. I asked for an extension on the contract, and he told me that he wanted a response sooner than what was allotted. He said he has someone else waiting to be offered the contract, and he wants to offer it to them if I need more time.

TLDR job not a great fit, red flags from hiring manager, advice on saying no when you risk not having a job at all

Does anyone know the salary for PICU Hospitalist jobs that have hired PICU trained fellows?

Does anyone know the salary for PICU Hospitalist jobs that have hired PICU trained fellows?