OhioHealth reviews

Worked in ED. Often short staffed, You could find yourself with two critically ill people and you would get new patients in the other two room, and have no idea but pray the don’t need you right then. ED nurses would have to transport very ill patients to far locations, sometimes alone. When you left no one had time to watch your rooms, and the patient you taking upstairs? That room has been filled with a new person as soon as you left the unit. They are seen by the doc and you have a list of meds,ivs,blood draws to do before you make it back to assess your new patient. This place has SUPER CLIQUES, the charge RN are the same people who stay having friendships with managers, and got the easy Jobs to prove it, My first months I would leave utterly drained, and swear I would never come back. Finally a year was up I transferred out of there and was never so happy! I had no idea you could make same money on a different floor. I enjoyed fantastic team doing thorough professional nursing . It truely was half the work on a different floor. Too bad I wasted a year getting burned out. I love my new floor and team, it is a much much better situation! So other floors having caring managers.

Health benefits can be at a higher rate than at a lot of places, but they offer various Wellness Programs and, if you're compliant, your annual premium will be reduced.