Pros
Honestly very good patient care. Has a lot to offer to patients and has pretty high standards when it comes to treatment and care. I’d feel comfortable if my parents ever came here for something serious.
Cons
Does NOT treat its nurses with much dignity, but posts online a lot as if it does. We get small, maybe 20-40 cent raises a year. Does NOT offer payment incentive for getting higher education, CCRN, or critical care. You could have an associates and work on a med sug floor, or a masters and work in the ICU and obtain your CCRN certification and still make the same amount of money. Also, does not offer extra shift pay. Didn’t do a single thing for nurses week this year, despite COVID and all of us working ourselves into the ground. Hospital management isn’t involved with us at all except to scare us when they walk around the unit and get pictures for the hospital Facebook. It’s not a great place to work at long term.