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Registered Nurse (RN), Critical Care Reviews
What is it like working as a Registered Nurse (RN), Critical Care?
March 2020
I have many responsibilities.
Registered Nurse (RN), Critical Care in Bridgewater:
Pros: i have been at this facility many years, therefore it has become an extended family
Cons: Better working environment and pay
March 2020
Poor management.
Registered Nurse (RN), Critical Care in Louisville:
Pros: I work with very complex illnesses that are a challenge and a great learning experience.
Cons: The upper management has no clue how to keep good staff or they don’t care to keep them. I am not sure which is a worse scenario. Another ding is how little the management backs up staff when patients and family are either violent or just getting in the way of patient care.
February 2020
Human Kindness.
Registered Nurse (RN), Critical Care in Mesa:
Pros: I love that we not only function as a strong evidence based practice community, but we are able to speak to the human aspect. Dignity health holds the human kindness factor in all aspects of their business.
Cons: Because we are able to treat our patients and each other as individuals, we are able to look at each ondividual scenario for what it is. this type of thinking can sometimes become too emotional and not every employee is treated the same.
February 2020
Management is not trustworthy.
Registered Nurse (RN), Critical Care in St. Louis:
Pros: Providing compassionate & quality care to patients
Cons: Distrustful management lies
February 2020
Amazing I want to climb the ranks and become a supervisor role and educator.
Registered Nurse (RN), Critical Care in Fort Lauderdale:
Pros: The opportunity for A while knew industry to prosper with outpatient surgeries and changing the way the healthcare industry thinks about surgical procedures in the outpatient setting
Cons: No manager in PACU no chain of command. I am a Lead Flight Paramedic and AHA instructor I can Lead I'm trying but I'm 27 and work with 45-59 nursing staff so I need to figure out a way to earn respect and prove to the administration that I can lead.
January 2020
Prestigious.
Registered Nurse (RN), Critical Care in Boston:
Pros: interesting and educational
Cons: Still upper echelon runs the institution even though they claim to be very open to all participating
January 2020
Registered Nurse (RN), Critical Care in Phoenix:
Pros: Various specialties, evidence-based practice and research, challenging/ exciting cases, newer technology.
Cons: Cutting management, forcing senior RNs to fulfill prior management duties, learning/ teaching hospital becoming borderline unsafe due to absence and lack of support from above roles.
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