Psychoneurological boarding school. They don't have violent patients: people with Down syndrome, sch…

Psychoneurological boarding school. They don't have violent patients: people with Down syndrome, schizophrenia, dementia, cerebral palsy, those who are incapacitated (completely bedridden, don't know their name or DOB, living in their own world). There are some who know their names, help the staff, and even work at the institution. Schedule is 8:30 AM–8:30 AM (24-hour shifts, working 2-3 days on). 60 days of vacation, with 1.5 years of service credited for every year worked. I want to work there as a nurse. It's quiet and calm. If a patient has an exacerbation, they are moved, and a caregiver is always nearby. Right now, I work at a hospital, dealing with documents from 8 AM to 5 PM, a 5/2 schedule. Mid-month is hell: they request so much documentation, and there are deadlines. If the documents aren't processed correctly, the hospital gets fined. The first option is appealing because I can run errands on weekdays and retire earlier 🤣 The second option, I made friends with a girl in the office, but I can't get anything done at home. I come home exhausted, and I still have to cook/do laundry/clean 🤦 I don't know what to choose🤔