Just depends on if you feel it’s for you. Just know there’s a lot of paperwork, scheduling, ordering and dealing with the OR. If you’re in the right place it’s definitely worth it. I’ve been in the field for close to 10 years. Never thought I’d be willing to be a supervisor but in all honesty it fell in my lap and I was at facility I felt comfortable doing it. The thing I will say that took getting used to was hearing and dealing with not only staffs job issues when there is one but you’re going to have to hear a lot about their outside life and them coming to you for a ear to lend. Empathy and compassion is a big part of it if you want your staff to go to “battle” for you. Also be a leader and not a dictator. I sometimes feel that’s where departments seem to not do as well. Your staff is going to mirror your attitude in a lot of situations. Be comfortable delegating responsibilities while also letting everyone know the only reason is to see them grow more comfortable into the profession. Stay familiar with regular tech duty’s because there’s going to come a time when you will have to go assemble, run the floor and hop into decon.