September 30, 2012
Trabajo
So I got a new job.....which means I am back to work. I had orientation Monday and very crazy training the rest of this past week. I work for Providence Health Care in their corporate pharmacy services division as a specialized tech. The job is very different from anything I have ever experienced before. Everyone I have talked to who has worked the job 2 years received 4 months of training. One of the newer hires had a 6 week training because they were in a bind. Me? I get 2 weeks with a week of implementation. They are short 5 techs, they hired 4 new people including me, but 3 won't start for another week and an existing coordinator just had a baby so they are needing help pretty quick. Training involves 8 hours of learning new programs and policies. I basically have 12 applications running on my screen at any given moment in time and all of them interrelate to each other, I am supposed to learn what each one has on it and how to use it and what I am allowed to say or do on each of them. Thus far I am semi familiar with about 8 of them, have 4 different passwords to keep straight, and still have 4 to go. I keep being told to not feel too pressured, that it takes about 6 months to know what you are doing and 2 years to understand why you are doing what you are doing. Seeing as I probably don't have 2 years with them, it isn't the most helpful advice. So that is the story of what I am doing for work.
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Hey, at least it will keep you busy! I hope that you enjoy your new job; change is usually pretty stressful for me.
ReplyDeleteThat sounds a lot like my job when I started it. Super stressful, but once you know what you're doing (6 months later) it's a breeze.. as long as there's no hiccups.
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