Is it okay to quit

[chillstill]

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So there’s a clinical job I’ve been working since January. I am burned out fully and want to give my notice I won’t be working there anymore. Have I worked long enough there?

 

[Goro]

So there’s a clinical job I’ve been working since January. I am burned out fully and want to give my notice I won’t be working there anymore. Have I worked long enough there?

Of course

 

[wysdoc]

So there’s a clinical job I’ve been working since January. I am burned out fully and want to give my notice I won’t be working there anymore. Have I worked long enough there?

Practice your professionalism skills in leaving - look over the employee rules or job agreement if any about giving notice.
Frame your departure in a pleasant way and give written notice of when you plan to leave.
It's to your advantage to leave in good graces, even if they may be disappointed you are not staying longer.

 

[chillstill]

Practice your professionalism skills in leaving - look over the employee rules or job agreement if any about giving notice.
Frame your departure in a pleasant way and give written notice of when you plan to leave.
It's to your advantage to leave in good graces, even if they may be disappointed you are not staying longer.

Thank you. I’m thinking of giving a 2 week notice. I want to leave on good terms.

 

[doctorendgame]

Just don't quit the premed track itself or you will forever be a disgrace to your family.

For the record, that was a joke.

 

[geopigeon]

It is always okay, just follow the protocol and exit amicably. I have to quit my clinical ER job next month I started in July because I’m moving out of that city and cannot reliably make the commute, and frankly have had enough of ER. I’ve learned it’s likely not the specialty for me. Hope you have greater things coming your way!

 

[Mr.Smile12]

Give them two weeks notice, but be prepared to leave if they just dismiss you before that time elapses. (This happens in the real world.)

 

[notEinstein]

Practice your professionalism skills in leaving

Love this answer.