A nurse has accepted a position as a nurse practitioner for an indigent clinic. Which of the following is an appropriate action to take?
1. Give proper notice.
2. Inform your manager you are leaving and provide the last day you are able to work.
3. Inform HR (human resources), not your manager, of your notice.
4. Inform your colleagues of your intent to leave the organization.
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Explanation: 1. There is a best way of leaving a job. You must find out how much notice your employer
requires. You should inform your manager of your intent to leave once you have accepted a
position. It is unprofessional to inform HR and not your manager.
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