Assistant Director of Nursing (ADON) Reviews

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Assistant Director of Nursing (ADON) Reviews

What is it like working as an Assistant Director of Nursing (ADON)?

February 2023
Jacksonville’s working atmosphere is a little murky the conditions are not the best and the pay not much better.
Assistant Director of Nursing (ADON) in Jacksonville:
Pros: It’s home
Cons: The pay scales
June 2022
Working as an ADON has been challenging yet extremely rewarding.
Assistant Director of Nursing (ADON) in San Antonio:
Pros: Building trust and rapport with our residents. Developing successful strategies to improve my overall performance.
Cons: Overall I've been satisfied with my job.
October 2020
Exhilirating and challenging but incredibly rewarding with a multitude of learning oportunities.
Assistant Director of Nursing (ADON) in Lake Charles:
Pros: I love the autonomy my job provides. I love our patient base and fully support our mission as a practice. We specialize in bariatrics, general surgery and GI, so there is always something to learn and ample ways to grow.
Cons: The limited staff in a new and groing surgery center. The business aspect of the business is somewhat of a hinderance and there is a lack of communication between business and clinical aspects.
August 2020
A very supportive working environment.
Assistant Director of Nursing (ADON) in Palo Alto:
Pros: Opportunities for education and advancement, excellent relationships with coworkers and managers, strong clinical staff
Cons: Lack of top-down organization at the facility level, unclear assignment of responsibilities
January 2020
Assistant Director of Nursing (ADON) in Columbus:
Some days it’s great most days it’s not. We’re constantly short staffed. Maybe if they raised starting pay a little and offered a weekend shift differential we could keep more people. The benefits aren’t bad. Most of management is ok. We have a lot of fun usually.
January 2020
Assistant Director of Nursing (ADON) in McHenry:
Pros: great team, there is room for growth and everyone is open minded, staff is eager to learn
Cons: I work too many hours, I work from home, poor staffing, not enough help from administrator and the company to fix staffing issue. too many responsibilities to tackle on a daily basis
November 2019
I didn’t sign up for the job but have been trained appropriately.
Assistant Director of Nursing (ADON) in Maquoketa:
Pros: Continuous education & Debriefing of upcoming regulations
Cons: Pay doesn’t match my effort & knowledge base

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