Poor leadership - Nurse Practitioner Appalachian Regional Healthcare Employee Review

It was a good internship

I wish I would've had a stable office in the building.

• Building meaningful relationships with staff and leadership that strengthen trust and teamwork. • Making a real impact by helping improve the work environment and supporting employees before issues escalate. • Being part of a family‑oriented culture where people genuinely care about one another. • Having variety in your day, from conversations on the units to strategic planning with leaders. • Opportunities to problem‑solve and create positive change that directly affects employee satisfaction. • Feeling valued and appreciated when staff see that their concerns lead to action. • Contributing to a mission‑driven organization that serves communities who truly rely on ARH.

• Emotional strain from supporting employees through difficult situations. • Constant problem‑solving, which can be mentally draining. • Fast‑paced environment where priorities can shift quickly.