I have 2 IC setups sm
Posted By: Lyndia on 2007-11-07
In Reply to: working for multiple companies - speakeasy
One has set hours, the other has no set schedule. I wish I were spending more time on the no set schedule, but the main one is eating up my time. I have to do every single blessed OP note that is dictated for a hospital and pinch hit with the other work types. Today is slow, as Wednesdays are, and I will be working both jobs today and this evening.
I have done this for years and I find it never works really well. You end up short shrifting someone and more often than not, that someone is you. You end up tired, burned out and in pain from over typing.
There are no good answers for this. I am well paid, top $ at my set hours job, but the workflow is iffy and I don't make the amount of money I need there, no matter how many hours I put in. I have the second job to cover all of that and I can do well in shorter hours. Yes, I can make my second job my only job and I would like to do that. I tried 2 weeks ago to quit my primary and they begged me to stay. Can you spell S-U-C-K-E-R???
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