Does this man affect your work? If not then try to ignore him. If you think he is a hallucination then yes a tweak in meds would be good. If he is real maybe talk to your boss. If you dont know talk to your psychiatrist further to maybe uncover the truth or get better insight. Congratulations on the job btw. That is a huge accomplishment. I hope it works out.
--plywood

Thanks plywood :),
I will talk to my pdoc further on friday and see what happens. I saw a woman in a flowy white dress with a cart yesterday and I kept hearing people taping stuff when no one was really there I try to ignore it but it just agitates me a little.

I was talking to my dad last night about my hallucinations and stuff and he said all he wants is for me to be as stress free as possible because that is when my symptoms are at the least. He said he would rather me not work and deal with increased hallucinations. So I see where your mom is coming from. If you are getting agitated or upset or scared then I guess the job is not worth the suffering you have to go through.
---plywood

The first few weeks of a new job can be very stressful to everyone. But I agree with Plywood in trusting your own judgment with how much you can handle. You also didn't say if you did disclose your illness to the boss. Does he/she know?

I agree. I've had this conversation with my son. I told him when he got a summer job that if it stressed him out, it wasn't worth it.