Community Health Network (Indiana) reviews

It is not a high level trauma center, so you won't normally be caring for crash, burn, GSW victims. If you are in the ED you will see some wild stuff, but generally high level trauma victims are transferred to Methodist. The former pro of seeing the same faces can also be a con because if drama starts it can spread pretty quickly considering everyone knows someone on every unit. It's not a huge con given that this is a frequent occurrence in workplaces in any industry, if you're not into gossip and drama then just detach from those conversations and you're pretty easily out of it.

Pay could be better, the recent market analysis is nice but nowhere near what pay should be for experienced nurses. We're the ones training new nurses and yet we barely make more than them. Staffing is not great, it's better than some places but still has room for improvement. We have outgrown our current department vs. population wanting to be seen, there just isn't enough rooms or staff to see them all which leads to long wait times, disgruntled patients, and overworked staff. Not strict enough on zero tolerance policy on aggressive patients/visitors, no one comes to work to experience verbal or physical aggression from the people they're trying to care for or their loved ones.