Goodbye XYZ, Hello VAC

Friday was my last day at the XYZ and I can't say I am one bit sorry. I was so fed up with it that I couldn't even stay my full 10 hours. We got rather slow at 7PM, so I told JJ that I was leaving. I took off my white coat, grabbed my purse, and walked out the swinging door. It was a great feeling - almost as great as when I left DC. I will be sharing my true thoughts about the XYZ on my site evaluation and not recommending it for future rotations. I was used as technician slave labor. I learned more at my regular job than I did at the XYZ. Tomorrow I start at the VAC. BB, a pharmacist from the XYZ, is starting at the VAC tomorrow as well. He couldn't take the XYZ either. He's meeting me in the lobby tomorrow morning to show me where I am supposed to go. At least I will start this rotation knowing someone. I think other students will start tomorrow to - which I am thankful for. Knowing someone makes the time go faster. First day jitters are setting in - not nervous about the rotation, just anxious about what to expect. At least tomorrow will be mainly orientation. In the end, I'm glad that when I leave I don't have to get on a train and ride 2 hours home. At least that's one positive thing... Oh and I'm pretty sure I'll get a lunch at this rotation. That's always a good thing.