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                                                                         Resignation	letter	due	to	sickness
  Starting	a	New	JobMay	24,	2021When	leaving	a	job	for	any	reason,	you	need	to	write	and	submit	a	resignation	letter	to	your	employer	to	give	them	notice	and	professional	respect.	However,	circumstances	sometimes	dictate	that	the	resignation	takes	effect	immediately,	such	as	in	the	case	of	an	unexpected	illness.	In	this	article,	we	outline	the
  process	of	writing	a	resignation	letter	to	withdraw	from	a	job	due	to	serious	illness	as	well	as	provide	several	examples	to	help	you	when	writing	your	own.A	resignation	letter	is	a	formal	letter	written	by	an	employee	informing	an	employer	of	the	employee's	intent	to	leave	their	current	position.	A	letter	of	resignation	is	often	taken	as	legal	notice	of
  departure	and	is	typically	kept	in	the	employee's	file	after	they	vacate	their	position	for	proof	of	resignation,	should	it	be	required	in	any	future	inquiries.When	leaving	a	position	due	to	illness	or	health	concerns,	it's	not	always	possible	to	provide	advance	notice.	An	illness	resignation	letter	is	an	acceptable	form	of	notification	to	your	employer	and	is
  helpful	when	you	need	to	convey	to	them	that	your	health	problems	are	preventing	you	from	performing	the	day-to-day	responsibilities	of	your	job.	This	formal	notification	should	help	to	facilitate	amicable	terms	of	resignation.Related:	How	to	Hand	in	a	Resignation	Letter	(With	Tips	and	Example)When	resigning	for	any	reason—including	serious
  illness—your	resignation	letter	can	be	delivered	via	email	or	as	a	formal,	business-formatted	letter.	Here	are	the	elements	you	should	include	in	a	basic	letter	of	resignation	due	to	illness:GreetingStatement	of	resignation	and	date	of	last	working	dayReason	for	leavingThanks	and	well	wishesClosing	and	signatureYour	letter	should	open	with	an
  appropriate	salutation.	This	can	be	"Dear	Mr./Ms.	Last	name"	or	"Dear	First	name"	depending	on	your	relationship	with	your	supervisor	and	the	level	convention	of	your	office.The	opening	paragraph	of	your	letter	should	include	the	statement	that	you	are	resigning	from	your	position	and	your	projected	last	day	of	work.You	can	use	the	next	paragraph
  to	explain	why	you're	leaving	if	you	wish	to	share	that	information.	Remember	that	you	are	not	required	to	disclose	any	details	of	your	situation	and	this	step	is	purely	based	on	your	level	of	comfort.Use	your	final	paragraph	to	thank	your	company	or	supervisor,	expressing	your	appreciation	for	the	experience	you	gained	while	with	the	company	and
  the	opportunities	you	enjoyed	there.	You	may,	if	you	wish,	invite	your	supervisor	to	remain	in	touch,	personally	or	professionally,	and	include	your	personal	contact	information	for	them	to	do	so.	Optionally,	you	can	offer	to	help	make	the	transition	smooth,	either	by	helping	to	find	a	replacement	for	your	role	or	training	a	replacement	before	your	last
  day.Close	with	an	appropriate	valediction	such	as	"Sincerely"	or	"Kind	Regards"	followed	by	your	signature	and	your	typed	first	and	last	name.	You	may	reiterate	your	contact	information	underneath	your	typed	name.	In	an	email,	your	contact	information	should	always	be	included	in	your	signature.Related:	6	Musts	for	a	Resignation	Letter:	What	to
  Include	in	Your	Resignation	Letter	(Plus	Tips	and	Example)You	can	follow	this	template	to	create	your	letter:[Your	name][Your	address][Your	city,	state	zip	code][Your	phone	number][Your	personal	email	address][Date	of	letter][Recipient/Employer	name	and	title][Name	of	company][Company	address][City,	state	zip	code]Dear	[Recipient]:This	letter
  is	to	serve	as	my	resignation	from	[Position]	at	[Company],	effective	[Resignation	date].I	am	regretfully	resigning	due	to	a	serious	health	complication.	My	doctors	and	I	feel	it	would	be	best	to	remain	focused	on	recovering,	which,	unfortunately,	includes	stepping	down	from	my	duties	at	[Company],	as	I	am	unable	to	meet	the	expectations	as
  [Position]	while	struggling	with	this	illness.I	could	not	be	more	grateful	for	all	of	the	opportunities	I've	had	to	grow	and	make	lifelong	friends	during	my	time	at	[Company].	I'd	like	to	thank	you	deeply	for	your	guidance	and	support	during	my	employment.Please	feel	free	to	let	me	know	how	I	can	assist	with	making	the	transition	as	smooth	as	possible.
  I	wish	you	and	[Company]	the	very	best	in	the	future.Sincerely,[Your	signature]	(hard	copy	letter)[Your	typed	name][Your	phone	number	or	personal	email]	(optional)Related:	How	to	Explain	Your	Reasons	for	Leaving	a	Job	(With	Examples)If	you	find	yourself	in	a	situation	in	which	you	must	leave	your	job	for	medical	reasons,	using	a	sample
  resignation	letter	due	to	illness	for	reference	can	help	you	start	composing	your	own.	Here	are	a	few	examples	of	resignation	letters	due	to	illness:Example	1:	Resignation	with	more	than	two	weeks'	noticeExample	2:	Immediate	resignationExample	3:	Resignation	with	two	weeks'	noticeExample	4:	EmailDeanna	Moore767	West	Thatcher	Rd.Encino,	CA
  91316June	14,	2013Paulette	Yates,	Director	of	CommunicationsMarketing	Volt,	LLC222	Carpenter	Ave.,	Ste.	1FEncino,	CA	91316Dear	Paulette,Effective	as	of	the	date	of	this	letter,	please	accept	this	notification	that	I	intend	to	resign	from	my	position	as	Events	Coordinator	at	Marketing	Volt.	My	last	day	of	work	will	be	July	15,	2013.It	is	with	deep
  regret	that	I	withdraw	from	this	position.	Due	to	ongoing	health	concerns,	it	is	no	longer	possible	to	fulfill	my	duties	with	the	company.I'd	like	to	thank	you	for	the	guidance,	support	and	growth	opportunities	I	have	enjoyed	in	the	four	years	I	have	been	employed	with	the	company.	If	I	can	contribute	in	any	way	to	making	the	transition	smoother,
  please	feel	free	to	let	me	know.Should	you	require	any	additional	information,	please	do	not	hesitate	to	contact	me	at	the	number	below.Sincerely,Deanna	Moore	(signed)Deanna	Moore	(typed)572-968-4285Paul	Bock7063	Purple	Finch	RoadDurham,	NC	27703(754)	878-2647PBock@skatemail.comJune	27,	2019Mr.	Phillip	HarloweDirector	of	Human
  ResourcesTransShipping,	Inc.637	Northern	Blvd.Durham,	NC	27703Dear	Mr.	Harlowe:It	is	with	deep	sadness	that	I	must	inform	you	of	my	decision	to	resign	immediately	from	my	position	as	Account	Manager	for	TransShipping,	Inc.	due	to	my	failing	health.	At	this	time,	it	is	recommended	by	my	team	of	physicians	that	I	remove	myself	from	the
  workplace	to	better	focus	on	regaining	my	health.I've	so	enjoyed	working	at	TransShipping,	Inc.,	and	I	am	deeply	saddened	that	I	will	not	be	associated	with	the	company	in	the	future.I	understand	that	sufficient	notice	of	my	intent	to	leave	is	expected,	but	unfortunately,	I	am	not	well	enough	to	complete	the	notice	period,	which	is	why	I	have
  requested	an	immediate	release.I	will	be	available	on	a	sporadic	basis	(as	my	pain	allows)	if	you	would	like	me	to	help	train	the	person	who	will	replace	me.	Thank	you	for	all	you've	done	to	contribute	to	my	professional	growth,	and	please	feel	free	to	keep	in	touch.Sincerely,Paul	Bock	(signed)Paul	Bock	(typed)(754)	878-2647Related:	Your	Emergency
  Resignation	Letter:	How	to	Do	It	Correctly	(With	Samples)Kenneth	RuizFloor	SupervisorSupply	Master	Manufacturing261	Hill	LaneVincentown,	NJ	08088August	30,	2019Neil	RobbinsHuman	Resources	DirectorSupply	Master	Manufacturing261	Hill	LaneVincentown,	NJ	08088Dear	Mr.	Robbins,Please	accept	this	letter	as	notice	of	my	resignation	due
  to	a	serious	illness	with	which	I	have	recently	been	diagnosed.	My	last	day	of	employment	as	Floor	Supervisor	at	Supply	Master	Manufacturing	will	be	September	16,	2019.You	may	or	may	not	be	aware	that	I	am	in	the	early	stages	of	thyroid	cancer	and	will	soon	begin	treatment.	My	doctors	have	insisted	that	it	is	in	the	best	interest	of	my	recovery	to
  focus	completely	on	my	health	for	the	foreseeable	future.I	hope	that	my	departure	does	not	cause	undue	stress	or	inconvenience.	I	will	work	for	the	next	two	weeks	to	complete	as	many	unfinished	projects	as	I	can.	I	am	happy	to	assist	in	training	a	replacement.	Please	feel	free	to	call	me	at	(646)	546-8436	or	email	me	at	kruiz@sunmail.com	for	any
  reason.Thank	you	for	your	support	and	understanding.Sincerely,Kenneth	Ruiz	(signed)Kenneth	Ruiz	(typed)646)	546-8436Subject:	Resignation—Joshua	LambertDear	Mr.	Adkins,I	regret	to	inform	you	of	my	resignation,	effective	June	26,	2020.	Due	to	a	recent	cancer	diagnosis,	I	will	require	extended	treatment	and	recovery,	and	I	am	unsure	of
  whether	my	ability	to	perform	the	duties	of	my	job	will	return.I	appreciate	your	understanding.	If	there	is	anything	I	can	do	to	help	during	the	transition,	please	let	me	know.Sincerely,Joshua	Lambertlambertj@skymail.com475-268-2648	(mobile)Related:	Top	Resignation	Letter	Samples	for	Personal	Reasons	Resumes	&	Cover	LettersFebruary	22,
  2021If	you	are	considering	leaving	your	current	job	due	to	illness	or	health	concerns,	you	may	want	to	inform	your	employer	of	the	reason	you	are	leaving	in	your	letter	of	resignation.	There	are	several	factors	to	consider	when	composing	a	letter	of	resignation	due	to	illness,	including	when	you	will	leave	your	job	and	how	much	information	you	will
  disclose	to	your	employer.	In	this	article,	we	discuss	what	a	letter	of	resignation	due	to	illness	is,	what	you	should	include	in	it	and	provide	a	template	and	examples	you	can	use	when	writing	your	letter	of	resignation.A	letter	of	resignation	due	to	illness	is	a	formal	letter	written	to	inform	an	employer	of	an	employee's	plan	to	leave	their	position	as	a
  result	of	health	issues.	When	a	person	leaves	their	job	due	to	illness,	they	are	not	always	able	to	give	advance	notice,	such	as	the	typical	two	weeks.	Submitting	a	resignation	letter	acts	as	a	sufficient	way	to	notify	your	employer	of	your	need	to	resign	and	helps	to	ensure	the	relationship	between	you	and	your	employer	remains	amicable.	Letters	of
  resignation	are	typically	considered	legal	documents	and	are	kept	by	the	human	resources	department	in	the	employee's	file.What	you	include	in	your	letter	of	resignation	due	to	illness	is	entirely	up	to	you.	Aside	from	the	necessary	details,	such	as	when	you	will	leave,	you	are	not	required	to	disclose	personal	information	such	as	the	type	of	illness
  you	have.The	following	are	common	components	to	include	in	a	letter	of	resignation	due	to	illness:It's	important	to	include	the	date	you	are	writing	the	letter	for	documentation	purposes.	This	shows	the	employer	when	you	submitted	the	letter	and	provides	a	timeframe	of	when	you	will	leave.Include	your	full	name	as	well	as	the	contact	information	at
  which	you	can	be	reached	by	your	employer	after	leaving	your	position.Include	the	full	name	and	contact	information	of	the	person	you	are	writing	the	letter	to.	It's	common	to	address	the	letter	to	a	manager	or	other	superior	who	directly	oversees	your	department.Your	letter	should	include	the	date	of	your	last	day	of	work	so	that	your	employer	can
  take	the	necessary	actions	needed	to	fill	your	position.	If	you	plan	to	leave	immediately,	you	can	use	the	date	of	the	day	after	you	write	the	letter.If	you	want	to	share	why	you	are	leaving	your	position,	do	so	in	the	body	of	your	letter.	You	can	include	as	many	details	as	you	feel	comfortable	with.	If	you	don't	wish	to	share	any	details,	skip	this	step.In
  the	closing	paragraph,	express	your	gratitude	for	your	time	with	the	company	and	the	opportunities	it	provided	to	you.Close	your	letter	with	a	salutation,	your	full	printed	name	and	your	signature.Related:	How	to	Write	a	Resignation	Letter	(With	Samples	and	Tips)The	following	is	a	template	you	can	use	when	composing	a	letter	of	resignation	due	to
  illness:[Your	name][Your	address][Your	phone	number][Your	email	address][Date][Name	of	person	you	are	writing	to][Their	work	title][Company	name][Company	address][Dear	Mrs./Mr.	last	name:][First	paragraph:	Use	this	section	to	inform	the	recipient	that	you	are	resigning	from	your	job	and	when	your	last	day	of	work	will	be.][Second	paragraph:
  Include	any	details	related	to	why	you	are	resigning	in	the	second	paragraph	of	your	resignation	letter.][Closing	paragraph:	Express	gratitude	for	your	time	with	the	organization	and	thank	the	recipient	for	their	understanding	of	your	resignation.][Sincerely,][Your	signature][Your	printed	name]Related:	How	to	Write	a	Simple	Resignation	Letter:	Tips
  and	ExamplesThe	following	is	an	example	of	a	resignation	letter	due	to	illness	you	can	use	as	a	reference	when	writing	your	own:Sally	Hanes12201	Black	StreetTampa,	Florida	33789886-561-0945sallyhanes@email.comFebruary	7,	2020David	JonesDirector	of	MarketingABA	Marketing	Solutions756	Crossroads	BlvdTampa,	Florida	33769Dear	Mr.
  Jones:Please	accept	this	letter	as	a	formal	notification	of	resignation	from	my	position	as	assistant	marketing	coordinator	with	ABA	Marketing	Solutions,	effective	February	17,	2020.As	you	know,	I	have	recently	taken	time	off	from	work	due	to	several	doctor's	visits.	Unfortunately,	after	extensive	testing,	I	have	been	diagnosed	with	a	debilitating
  autoimmune	condition	that	hinders	my	ability	to	perform	my	work	duties.	As	much	as	it	saddens	me	to	resign	from	my	position	with	this	company,	I	feel	it	is	in	my	best	interest	to	take	a	hiatus	and	put	all	of	my	efforts	into	restoring	my	health.I	am	very	grateful	for	my	time	with	the	company	and	appreciate	all	of	the	opportunities	extended	to	me	during
  my	tenure	in	this	position.	Thank	you	for	understanding,	and	please	let	me	know	if	there	is	anything	I	can	do	between	now	and	my	last	day	of	work	to	help	with	this	transition.Sincerely,Sally	HanesRelated:	Formatting	a	Resignation	Letter:	Tips	and	ExamplesHere	are	a	few	tips	to	consider	when	composing	a	letter	of	resignation	due	to	health
  issues:Ensure	that	the	date	of	your	last	day	of	work	is	clearly	stated	in	the	first	paragraph	of	the	letter.Only	include	any	details	regarding	your	illness	that	you	feel	comfortable	sharing.Submit	the	letter	as	soon	as	possible	after	deciding	you	are	going	to	leave	your	position	to	give	your	employer	time	to	prepare.If	submitting	your	letter	via	email,	use	a
  concise	and	clear	subject	line	to	ensure	the	recipient	doesn't	overlook	the	email.	Exiting	your	job	due	to	health	issues	is	never	an	easy	prospect.	One	of	the	first	things	on	your	list	is	composing	your	resignation	notice.	It’s	natural	to	debate	how	to	word	your	letter	and	how	much	information	to	reveal	before	sitting	down	to	pen	your	message.You	want
  to	leave	your	job	on	a	positive	note	and	avoid	saying	things	that	could	impart	a	lasting	negative	impression	on	management.	That	may	prove	to	be	a	challenge,	whether	you	were	unhappy	in	your	position	or	you	truly	do	not	wish	to	resign	and	your	emotions	seem	to	be	getting	in	the	way.Having	a	guide	to	writing	your	missive	helps,	so	we’ve	provided
  our	resignation	due	to	illness	letter	templates.	Review	our	best	practices	and	formatting	recommendations	to	craft	a	letter	that	confidently	accomplishes	your	objective.Resignation	Due	to	Illness	Letter	TemplateBelow	you’ll	find	a	letter	from	John	Stanhope	in	which	he	explains	that	he	must	resign	his	position	due	to	a	serious	illness.	John	loves	his	job
  and	is	reluctant	to	leave,	but	his	health	issues	require	time	off	to	rest,	undergo	treatment,	and	recover.	While	John	is	sorrowful	about	his	impending	exit,	he	successfully	maintains	a	professional	tone	in	conveying	his	message.Dear	Amy:Please	accept	this	letter	as	a	formal	notice	of	my	resignation.	My	physician,	Dr.	Martha	Jones,	diagnosed	me	with
  stage	one	lung	cancer	in	early	September.	As	I	will	begin	an	aggressive	treatment	plan	on	October	28,	2019,	I	have	determined	that	focusing	on	recovery	is	my	wisest	course	of	action.	As	stipulated	by	my	contract,	I	am	giving	you	my	two-week	notice.	My	last	day	of	work	at	the	Reverend	Howard	Finster	Museum	will	be	Friday,	October	11,	2019.My
  work	at	the	museum	has	proven	to	be	deeply	enriching	and	satisfying.	I	have	learned	a	great	deal	about	the	late	Rev.	Finster’s	contributions	to	the	Athens	community.	Additionally,	I	benefitted	from	the	opportunity	to	collaborate	with	some	of	the	most	respected	visual	artists,	photographers,	and	filmmakers	from	the	southern	United	States,	including
  visionaries	such	as	Freddie	Styles,	Willie	Cole,	and	Michael	Stipe.	I	am	grateful	to	have	helped	promote	and	develop	our	local	arts	culture.I	will	spend	my	remaining	time	working	with	our	Assistant	Director,	Etta	Morehouse;	our	Exhibits	Coordinator,	Janis	Washington;	and	our	Advancement	Director,	Hikaru	Kobayashi.	With	these	three	individuals,	I
  will	develop	an	action	plan	for	the	ongoing	development	of	our	exhibits,	programs,	marketing,	and	community	outreach	until	the	museum	hires	my	replacement.Thank	you	for	the	best	three	years	of	my	professional	career.	I	wish	you	and	the	museum	staff	continued	success	going	forward.Sincerely,John	StanhopeHow	To	Write	a	Resignation	Due	to
  Illness	LetterThe	end	goal	of	your	resignation	letter	is	to	communicate	your	decision	to	leave	your	job	to	upper	management.	At	the	same	time,	you	should	also	express	your	thanks	for	the	experience	and	skills	you’ve	gained	and	explain	how	you’ll	collaborate	with	other	staff	members	to	take	charge	of	your	position’s	responsibilities.	To	achieve	all
  these	aims,	you	need	to	compose	your	missive	carefully,	then	review	and	polish	its	contents	to	reflect	a	positive,	professional	tone.It’s	up	to	you	how	extensively	you	wish	to	detail	the	circumstances	of	your	illness.	However,	you	need	to	clearly	state	in	the	first	paragraph	that	you’re	resigning.	Include	your	last	day	of	work,	as	Mr.	Stanhope	has	done	in
  the	above	resignation	due	to	illness	letter	template.	If	company	rules	or	your	contract	requires	a	specified	notice	period,	state	that	you’re	adhering	to	those	policies	in	the	opening	section.In	the	second	paragraph,	thank	your	employer	for	the	skills	and	expertise	you’ve	obtained.	If	you’ve	had	a	positive	experience,	as	in	Mr.	Stanhope’s	case,	expressing
  your	gratitude	may	be	a	little	simpler.	Yet	even	if	you	despise	your	job,	you	still	need	to	maintain	a	certain	level	of	poise.	Don’t	forget	to	consider	your	reader,	and	mention	any	opportunities	that	he	or	she	provided	to	you.Finally,	close	your	message	by	detailing	your	plan	to	smoothly	transition	your	responsibilities	to	other	staff.	Name	coworkers	you’re
  going	to	involve	and	specifically	mention	key	duties	and	major	projects	you’re	going	to	hand	off.	Just	as	the	tone	of	your	letter	will	stick	with	your	former	employer,	so	will	your	attentiveness	to	wrapping	up	loose	ends.What	To	Avoid	in	Your	Resignation	Due	to	Illness	LetterRegardless	of	your	true	feelings	about	your	job,	your	message	must	remain
  polite	and	businesslike.	Despite	your	health	concerns	being	the	chief	reason	for	your	exit,	you	want	to	maintain	as	stellar	of	a	reputation	as	possible	and	sidestep	the	possibility	of	losing	face	due	to	a	negative	tone	in	your	words.	No	matter	what	your	tenure	in	your	position	was	like,	be	sure	to	relay	any	positive	experiences	to	your	audience.	Barring
  that,	you	might	focus	on	the	skills	or	knowledge	for	which	you’re	thankful	to	have	gained.	It’s	prudent	to	ask	someone	else	to	review	your	text	to	ensure	your	tone	remains	professional	throughout	the	letter.How	much	about	your	illness	should	you	share	with	your	employer?	That’s	a	choice	you	must	make,	but	most	individuals	resigning	a	job	stick	to
  the	basics	of	their	diagnoses.	Irrespective	of	how	detailed	your	explanation	becomes,	don’t	forget	to	keep	the	tenor	of	your	message	genuine.How	To	Follow	Up	After	Sending	Your	Resignation	Due	to	Illness	LetterIt’s	likely	you’ve	already	kept	your	supervisor	abreast	of	health	developments	affecting	your	performance.	Perhaps	you’ve	told	him	or	her
  of	your	intent	to	leave	prior	to	composing	your	letter.In	any	case,	it’s	important	to	not	only	verify	that	management	has	received	your	letter	but	also	discuss	how	to	handle	the	impending	vacancy.	Arrange	to	meet	with	them	to	discuss	the	transfer	of	your	current	duties	to	other	coworkers	either	on	a	permanent	basis	or	until	your	employer	hires	or
  promotes	a	successor.	Because	some	training	and	documentation	may	be	necessary	to	keep	everyone	on	the	same	page,	you	need	to	reach	out	to	your	supervisor	soon	after	tendering	your	official	resignation.Finally,	consider	informing	your	colleagues	that	you’re	leaving.	You	don’t	necessarily	have	to	go	into	specific	reasons	for	your	resignation,	but
  you	may	have	some	well-wishers	and	future	job	references	among	them.Top	5	Resignation	Due	to	Illness	Letter	Writing	Takeaways1.	Make	your	intent	to	resign	the	first	piece	of	informationJohn	gets	to	his	point	right	away	in	our	resignation	due	to	illness	letter	example,	announcing	the	news	of	his	departure	and	specifying	the	last	day	he’ll	report	to
  work.2.	Ensure	that	you	are	following	company	policy	or	contract	requirementsOur	letter	writer’s	employment	contract	stipulates	that	he	must	submit	a	two-week	notice.	He’s	referred	to	that	requirement	in	the	first	paragraph.3.	Thank	your	employer	for	positive	experiences	and	skills	gainedAs	John	has	done	in	the	sample	letter,	expressing	your
  gratitude	in	a	sincere	manner	is	always	a	plus.	It	helps	keep	the	tone	of	your	letter	positive	and	avoids	any	bridge	burning	on	your	part.	Our	letter	writer	had	an	easier	time	because	he	enjoyed	his	job.	If	that	doesn’t	hold	true	for	your	case,	at	least	thank	your	employer	for	the	career	opportunity.4.	Mention	a	plan	to	transfer	responsibilities	to	other
  employeesYour	supervisors	want	to	know	how	you’re	going	to	ensure	the	competent	handling	of	your	job	duties	after	your	resignation.	Include	your	intent	to	assist	with	an	exit	and	transition	plan,	and	don’t	forget	to	follow	through	after	you’ve	confirmed	receipt	of	your	letter.5.	Proofread	your	missive	before	sending.Although	your	resignation	letter	is
  one	of	your	final	pieces	of	on-the-job	communication,	you	still	need	to	maintain	an	air	of	professionalism.	Review	your	message	and	make	corrections	prior	to	sending	it.
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