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Charge Nurse (RN) Reviews
What is it like working as a Charge Nurse (RN)?
January 2021
Managing the flow and well being of the hospital floor, nurses, and patients.
Charge Nurse (RN) in Cincinnati:
Pros: Mattering to patient families.
Cons: Some of my co workers, not being respected for our hard work compared to other floors.
January 2021
Charge Nurse (RN) in Niceville:
Great support from other supervisors and from Nursing Admin. Been the most enjoyable place I’ve worked. Benefits are good, work life balance is important here as (pre-Covid) family is included in many hospital activities. The facility I work in is smaller so you know many faces personally. All units work together to do what’s best for patients and families. The physician staff is the best!! We have an administrator who walks the units daily and actually asks staff opinions on various topics. He’s a jolly old soul!! Great place to be employed!!
October 2020
Long hours, stressful, understaffed environment.
Charge Nurse (RN) in Louisville:
Pros: Opportunities to receive a higher education, paid CEs
Cons: Understaffed
September 2020
Stressful caring.
Charge Nurse (RN) in Lubbock:
Pros: It’s challenging to manage the work flow with the resources that are available
Cons: Always having to deal with low staffing levels
September 2020
Charge Nurse (RN) in Palos Heights:
The hospital has changed in the last several years from short staffing and under compensation. No raise for the last several years and cutting down benefits. Administration does not support their employees in general.
August 2020
Charge Nurse (RN) in Chesapeake:
I absolutely love what I do! UHS Is a wonderful company to work for. The staff are friendly, compensation is decent and benefits package is nice. The atmosphere, and our team is amazing. Hands down I work for the best DON. She is human not your programed DON and treats all of us very well. The best decision I made was coming to work for this company and intend on continuing my employment here until I decide to retire.
August 2020
Like your riding a bike while its on fire.
Charge Nurse (RN) in Ottawa:
Pros: The doctors and coworkers.
Cons: Administration and how heavy upper management is when people are getting layed off.
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