<human>: Can you succinctly summarize the text in 1-3 sentences?

I (27F) have worked at the same hospital for 5+ years, gradually working my way up the ladder  and eventually getting my Masters degree and licensure. The pay is notoriously terrible in comparison to other organizations, but this hospital is prestigious and excellent at what they do, so being part of it is (supposedly) worth the crappy salary. 

I've hung around working on an inpatient unit all this time mostly because it's comfortable and I adore my coworkers. They make work fun, they're smart and caring and unique. Morale has been low lately, with a new overbearing nurse manager and several people quitting in response to her attitude. We just lost our new medical director after just 7 weeks of her being there. Nobody else wants to step up and take the role, so we are in limbo. Additionally, we are down a clinician (the position has been open since May), leaving just two of us to take too many cases.

I've been coasting there for years, but recently a  friend at a big organization in my city contacted me with a job opportunity. It sounds exciting and challenging - exactly what my current job isn't. In addition to being attracted to this new kind of role, the pay is $5k more a year and they will help me repay my loans. The commute is half of what I do now and I can take public transit (funded by them) if I don't feel like driving.

But I'm overwhelmed with immense guilt about leaving my coworkers, especially when things are going so poorly on the unit. I know I should just get over myself - they will survive - but I am dreading the entire ordeal of telling people. The nurse manager often looks to me for guidance, given that I'm one of the senior staff members at this point with everybody leaving, and that leaves me feeling pressure that I probably shouldn't.

Thanks for letting me ramble!
<bot>: Stagnant at my job, got offered an awesome new opportunity that I want to accept. Feeling guilty about leaving my current job and abandoning my coworkers on what seems like a sinking ship.