Word to the wise: as an RN you will often work the day shift with -NO CNA TO HELP YOU- you will have a minimum of 4 patients and you will do everything from transporting them to and from dialysis, bathing, cleaning, making runs to the cafeteria for coffee for your patient, taking out laundry and trash out of the rooms. This is all in addition to your real nursing duties. If you try talking to mgt about staffing issues they will gladly listen but the answer will always be the same "this is the way it here" suck it up . They have many highly demanding and morbidly obese pts, that you will have to turn and clean by yourself because there is no help. Almost half the staff is agency nurses and the bad reputation of this Kindred is getting around many agency nurses choose not to come back. They make RN's work without a CNA to save money on the budget, this only serve to diminish patient care and burn out the few nurses that are left.