Pros
Management did actually seem nice
Cons
The overflow/covid units are staffed ONLY by travelers, so no core staff are working on the unit. The units are capped at 10-12 beds and are staffed by 2 nurses per shift (both travelers) along with one CNA. There are no unit coordinators or lab team, so the nurses are doing everything- all the paperwork, answering call lights and phones, drawing and sending their own labs, etc. Because everyone is a traveler, no one on the floor is familiar with policies or protocols, doctors and their preferences, etc. which creates chaos and major patient safety issues. The units are a huge mess, with bins of random stuff lying all over the place which makes it hectic and dangerous in emergency situations. The clean supply room is greatly lacking and understocked. The patients are high acuity and frequently 1-2 assist, incontinent, etc.
