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RML Specialty Hospital

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RML Specialty Hospital reviews

3.3

70% would recommend to a friend

(69 total reviews)

Jim Prister

77% approve of CEO

53% positive business outlook

RML Specialty Hospital has an employee rating of 3.3 out of 5 stars, based on 69 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The RML Specialty Hospital employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Healthcare industry (3.4 stars).

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69 reviews
3.0
Apr 4, 2019

Good for short term

Recommend
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Pros

Good experience for new nurses. Most nurses there are very helpful, as long as you stay on their good side. Great experience for learning respiratory ventilation/weaning/suctioning, with lots of practice. If you have an Associates degree they pay you the same as if you have a BSN.

Cons

Management has their favorites and it shows, the longer you work there the more you can get away with calling off on holidays and picking your own schedule, while everyone else has to work every other weekend and holiday. Management doesn't care to keep staff longterm, as I was told right after being hired by the manager, "This is a great place to learn nursing skills, after a year here you can go anywhere!" Also, everything falls on the nurses. They understaff the patient care technicians, it's not uncommon to see 10 patients to one pct. And if you work on the B1 unit, night shift nurses can be up to 8 patients, while the other units only have 6 patients max. Some respiratory therapists are always "busy" and they make it difficult to ask for help, even in emergencies. If you have a BSN, you don't get paid more than nurses with an associates degree.

4.0
Apr 2, 2019

Positive learning experience

Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

Benefits are great. Flexible scheduling

Cons

Need to listen to employee concerns consistently

3.0
Feb 28, 2019

Great place to learn a lot.

Recommend
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Pros

Pt are very complex, you will learn a lot working here because you see so much that is not seen on a regular med surge floor.

Cons

There is not much support from HR or managers. The managers and the educators do not do anything to help everyone be on the same page. They do not have an email system so if there is something new going on you either have to go find it on a flyer on the floor thats if you have time to do that or you hear word of mouth. The unit secretary run the floor and half of them think they are in control. the PCTs act as if they are the bosses of the RNs and get away with that attutude they will do things when they want and there are some that will just ignore the call lights and the RN basically is doing everything even though the pct is on her 4th break and walking around on her phone. The RNs do not really have a say. you are not able to delegate because people do not know their duties and that Rns are supposed to delegate and PCTs are supposed to report back to the RN. If you try to do it they look at you as if you are crazy. Plus charting is crazy some people do not chart. Your own PCT will not chart I&Os at all and gets away with it. Supervisors do not go on the floor unless you call them and act as if they are doing you the favor when you call them for something that they are only allowed to do. The house doctors are the worse if you call them for anything they act as if you are bothering them. They will make you feel stupid and barely will do rounds on the patients. They act as if they do not get paid and for you to call them is a burden. It is the worst feeling to know that calling them is so hard and even though you want to help your patient they make you feel bad for calling them. The president is never around. during orientation he gives this great speech about how he will answer call lights and blah blah blah. Not once has he ever walked the floor during my shift or ever heard from him or the educators again. They will come around and announce a education seminar minutes before it happens and expect people will come to the seminar when it is only at a time that is convenient for the educators. People are not on the same page because management is basically busy gossiping about others and not doing what they are supposed to be doing.

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