When I got off the phone, I started bouncing up and down, literally bounding/ leaping down my hallway to the kitchen to tell me my the good news =)
Next person to tell was Sue (who didn't pick up her phone), so I called Caz, who was just as excited as I was. Then I contacted Mandy who had to whisper "Yay! Congratulations" over the phone since she was at work.
One of my friends mentioned that I wouldn't have gotten the job if I hadn't been fired from Sebban, which is a very good point. When I was first "let go" from Sebban, although I knew God had His hand in it and there was a reason for it, I was confused about why. There were still people to speak to, though I didn't have time to do so.
But still, having worked at Sebban, I met people who I can still catch up with and speak to, and getting experience in a stupidly busy clinic. And thus preparing my way for my next job, which is a lot nicer with my church commitments.
Here are some things that I know about the job:
- It's a 4 day week with one rostered day off, though they are long days. (Good because it means I have one day a week to organise things like bible study prep and other stuff)
- 1/2hr paid lunch break, with 10mins morning and afternoon tea. (Better than Sebban where I had a 40% chance of getting lunch, which was 1hr unpaid)
- Casual Friday exists!
- The most dreaded day is the day where I get to sit with up to 3 patients at a time, performing visual field tests for the entire day.
So I'm starting tomorrow, and I need to find out all other details. e.g. Pay (!), job benefits, my rostered day off, uniform?
Praise God for His bizarre way of working, but that we can have the knowledge that God will work things out over time, and even though something sucks, we need to look long term.





