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Last updated Jan 28 2025
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Registered Nurse (RN) Reviews

What is it like working as a Registered Nurse (RN)?

March 2023
Appreciated.
Registered Nurse (RN) in Lexington:
Pros: The teamwork
Cons: Arranging one doctor appointment turns into four or more calls. MD office to verify, family, x 2-3 phontransportation and
March 2023
Registered Nurse (RN) in San Francisco:
Pros: Serving patients in the community that are most in need, Pay, Benefits.
Cons: Bureacracy, Poltitcs, Favortism, Unable to do remote nursing work, not enough clinic space, short staffed, no break rooms, no flexibility in work schedule, despite education benefit it is VERY difficult to get reimbursed for classes due to the process. VERY difficult to get time off for higher education unless you are highly favored by your manager. Long-Term staff don't have a process improvement or growth mindset and don't try to improve the system. It's VERY difficult to fire anyone and this brings morale down.
March 2023
Under appreciated and underpaid.
Registered Nurse (RN) in Fort Myers:
Pros: Caring for patients and their families
Cons: No communication or feedback
March 2023
Love my job and love the department I work in.
Registered Nurse (RN) in Albany:
Pros: The work that I do and the people that I work with
Cons: Feel that sometimes what we do in our department is taken for granted and the importance of what we do is overlooked
March 2023
All the responsibilities are on you.
Registered Nurse (RN) in Durban:
Pros: Being able to supervise, teach and nursing my patients holistically
Cons: Doing work for others because they do care much
March 2023
Under valued.
Registered Nurse (RN) in Fairmont:
Pros: I like that they offer tuition reimbursement and decent health insurance. That‘s about it!
Cons: Micromanagement, lack of appreciation and understanding of what’s happening at the ground level from upper management. Administration chipping away at our benefits, decreasing PTO and increasing insurance premiums and deductibles. It communicates an overall lack of appreciation for terrible working conditions we’ve been through over the last 3 years
February 2023
Pays a lot less than other Agencies.
Registered Nurse (RN) in Sioux City:
Pros: OT paid after 36 hours
Cons: Limited places to have contracts at-other Agencies have a lot more. Internet isn’t updated on new contracts available and you have to get your recruiter to give you all the open ones, which makes them work a lot harder

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