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Nursing Manager Reviews
What is it like working as a Nursing Manager?
May 2017
Staff behavior.
Nursing Manager in Oceanside:
Understand staff behavior.
May 2016
Nursing Manager:
Pros: Autonomy, freedom, decision making.
Cons: Support.
March 2016
Business applications.
Nursing Manager:
The home health industry is in a crisis and if your wanting to earn a decent pay for being an experienced nurse of 15 years or more you need to go elsewhere. The hours are long, the work is now EMR centered and takes to much time away from patient centered care unless you want to work 12 hours a day, 7 days a week. The perks are few depending on the size of the company you work for. The larger the company the more you lose out on comradery and peership with other professionals.
October 2015
Nursing Manager:
Pros: The patient population.
Cons: More work to be done for less pay.
September 2015
Managing every aspect of my assigned area.
Nursing Manager:
Pros: Helping people, both nurses and patients. Working on solving complex problems and issues. Creating and refining new processes for the benefit of staff and patient.
Cons: Extremely challenging, difficult to maintain work life balance, job is very stressful.
August 2015
Buy a hat box, grow down feathers, and take notes!
Nursing Manager:
As a Nurse Manager you will be required to wear many hats throughout the day. You will be dealing with patients, staff, and families. Nursing is a sacrificial position. You probably chose nursing because you are answering a call to serve and take care of people. Wonderful! If you are impatient, have an aversion to bad smells, and expect a "thank you" every day, chose another profession. It is rewarding in the sense that you are making a difference in a person's life. You will teach, mentor, advocate, and delegate. Hone your PR skills because you will also, many times, be involved in family situations that you wished didn't come your way. But it will! Listen, listen, listen. Think outside the box and sharpen your assessment and planning skills. Most of all , lead by example! Get down in the trenches. Don't just talk about a plan but do, show, co-create with staff and build teamwork and morale. This will be your best ally!
March 2015
Management Changes.
Nursing Manager:
When management changes what effects will be seen for the managers in roles already assigned?
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