Bye, bye, part-time Hello full-time..... Sad

Although Michelle still has a little over two weeks to take her Nurse Practitioner Boards she has had quite the drama choosing a job. It all started almost a month ago when she was contacted by a pediatrician about a job opening in Provo as well as a former classmate telling her to apply for a position at Primary Children's in Salt Lake. One gave more flexibility in schedule, but a longer commute and less pay, while the other was full time, and included being on call, but was closer. The unfortunate part was that the Primaries job was taking too long making decisions over the final 4 for the position and when we thought she wasn't the one Michelle took the job in Provo. Now as luck would have it a few days later Primaries called Michelle and offered her the job. We weighed the pros and cons of both situations and after a few counteroffers and discussions Michelle couldn't turn down Primary Children's Medical Center. She will be working with the Cardiac Transplant Team dealing with children currently in heart failure waiting for a heart, those that actually get a transplant, she will get to be present during the operations, and I asked her to see if I could do the same, and those that have had a transplant. Since there are so many reasons a child could or does go into hear failure and it is a little more complicated than adult situations Michelle has a lot to learn, but she is up for the challenge. Perhaps the hardest thing for Michelle will be to work normal hours five days a week. Luckily for her she doesn't start for a month and since she already quit her job at Utah Valley she will have some time to relax, go to Oregon to visit her sister, California to visit her Brother, and Mexico for a humanitarian trip. Poor Michelle, how does she survive?..... If you see her congratulate her on the new job.