Indiana University Health reviews

Total disregard to patient / staff ratio, making it unsafe for quality care and put license on the line every day worked. Inexperienced shift coordinators (new nurses, little experience), poor attitudes towards nurses and ancillary services alike by management. The expectancies of the nurses increase all the time, i.e. more duties, higher patient care ratio, less staff and tell the care givers that they realize they are putting more on everyone in their job; however, they are "certain that the quality of care will not suffer or change" and everyone best be clocked out on time. Most Unit Managers are strictly management nurses and have never or only short term working as a staff nurse and are often unable to do what they are demanding of their staff. Overall, poor working conditions / expectations of staff are ridiculous.

underpaid, overworked, benefits horrible, understaffed, frankly unsafe, you're not valued as anything but a title