MM2 nuke, getting out on tuesday, freaking out

[sjgauna]

Getting out medically after 4 years in.  I'm great at my job as a mechanic, and I've been placed in charge of up to 60 people for over a year.  I love to work, but I've been too busy medically to find a new job.  If anyone in or around San Diego can help with work, I will do anything, in any field.  I really don't care anymore, I just need work to support my family.  Thank you.

[Roll Tide]

I know this is a dificult time. But you must have a calm approach in order to get a job that you can make into a career.

There are a couple of companies that advertise here with frequent opportunities in California.

Southern Cal Edison (utility):
http://www.nukeworker.com/job/view.php?company_id=48&type=search&auth_sess=7c6b4fe97774afd354133e6bc0d6d0c1&ref=cedd920da0bed8b4828883cf9

OPS (staffing company):
http://www.nukeworker.com/job/view.php?company_id=857&type=search&auth_sess=7c6b4fe97774afd354133e6bc0d6d0c1&ref=cedd920da0bed8b4828883cf9


I had similar feelings when I got out. I took a job with lower take-home than my unemployment check. That wasn't smart. Draw unemployment until you get a job paying enough to pay the bills.

[visserjr]

Take a deep breath. If you are being medically discharged, you should have some money associated with that. Now, look up a head hunter like Orion International, Or others that deal specifically with nukes. LUCAS is another. The only reason I say that is they are looking right now. best of luck