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I'm in the UK and I am only being funded for 3 years (although I am allowed 1 extra year to finish).
I have:
- Three out of four empirical chapters written up
- A Fourth empirical chapter that needs to be written up
- Unedited Intro (First) and Discussion (Last) chapters in serious need of reference checks.
Also: I volunteer in a hospital for 3 hours on a Tuesday and in the community for 3 hours on a Friday (These have really helped me to get the interview).
I've been offered an interview for a full time job which I need to pay the bills! The power dynamic is a bit weird between me and my advisor, with him advising me along the way with everything I should do to become a researcher without really asking what I want out of the process - he is highly assertive and at times downright irritable. I want to become a clinician and getting this job will put me on the right path (although a PhD that is dragging on a bit might not paint me out in a great light either).
Can anyone offer me any advice on how to approach this situation with my advisor? I require him to be my reference too, so I really can't afford to upset him. What is the best way to communicate all of this to him?
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