I'm a healthcare worker and have been in my current dept for 12 years.

Jennifer Wehrend

August 26,2022 at 8:15PM UTC

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I'm a healthcare worker and have been in my current dept for 12 years. I've been offered another job in a different dept and a different role. I have a manager and two supervisors that I report to in my current position. Do I speak to all of them before sending them an email with my two weeks notice? I would like to remain PRN as our dept has been shorthanded and don't want to burn any bridges. Thanks for your advice.

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Julie HumbirdAugust 26,2022 at 8:56PM UTC
Personally, I felt valued and respected when I received a direct phone call advising of someone's career move that would impact our work relationship. It gives you a chance to express some gratitude directly before they email advising of your move.
Melissa HacheyAugust 28,2022 at 2:06PM UTC
If you can I’d give more than two weeks notice too.