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Planning Time Off When Starting a New Job
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Oct 05, 2026
1:28 PM 		I’m considering relocating to Utah for a new job, and I’m trying to plan ahead for a personal medical procedure at the same time. I’ve been researching rhinoplasty in utah and am mainly wondering how people typically handle recovery time when they are starting a new position or changing jobs.

For anyone who has dealt with something similar, did you schedule the procedure before starting the new job, wait until you had established yourself, or discuss the expected time off with your employer beforehand? I’d imagine the amount of recovery time can make a difference, especially during the first few months of a new role.


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