Urgent!!!!!!!!!?

Question

I have applied numerous times at a hospital at which I already work, internal applications, they have bullsh-itted me for about 2 months. I work PRN, and I get cancelled about three out of four times. Right now I am ready to apply at the local Sams club. I want to tell them that I'm sick of the sh-it and to cancel all of the apps that I have on file. What will that do? Is there anyway to politely ask if they have considered any further on my applications and if they haven't ask them to cancel them? Admin here, PLEASE REPLY! I've worked my a-ss off for the last 3 years to get where I am, and they don't seem to care. Right now, I am pissed off. Is it wrong to want to give them the ultimatum? Any hints about what to do would be wonderful and soon. Thanks

I don't want to leave healthcare completely, I just need more income then what I am getting being cancelled all the time. I can't support myself at this level.

I have decided something, and I'm going to go and try it. I am going to take a resume and go to each department head that I have applied for and hand them my resume personally. Someone suggested this to me and I am to the point where I am determined. Who knows what will happen. And if something bad happens so be it. Mcdonalds is always hiring!

Answer 1

A hospital is a large bureaucratic institution and you are a very small part of it. there may have been many applicants for the internal position you want. There is no need to ask them to cancel your applications. Most of them are probably dead already. An ultimatum will do no good. If you want to look for another job, do so, and if you get a better job than your current one, switch jobs. You will get farther if you tone down your attitude, act like you appreciate your job, and if you quit, inform the hospital in a polite and civil manner. You cannot fight entrenched bureaucracy, so make the best of it.

Answer 2

A hospital is a large bureaucracy. It can be a great place to work if you learn how to work the system. If not, you will be frustrated. You need to talk to people in the human resources department. You need to talk to managers in departments where you would like to work. Get to know them. Have coffee with them. Sit next to them at lunch. Form a relationship. Get to know as many people as possible. Be positive, friendly and kind. If someone needs an employee with your skills, and they like you, then you have a good chance. If you are a medical professional and you go to work at Sam's Club, every interviewer for the next 10 years is going to ask why you left health care. If you try to get back into health care, it may be a bit of a hurdle to overcome.