UNC Health reviews

Fast paced policy changes all the time

Fresh graduates are often placed in charge roles, and support is frequently directed toward their peers, creating imbalance. There’s excessive personal gossip from “charge nurse” at the nurses’ station, which affects professionalism. The charge nurse, though well-intentioned, has limited experience, and it shows in leadership style—there’s a noticeable lack of maturity, humility, and equitable support. Leadership should come from a place of responsibility, not ego or favoritism. Unfortunately, this dynamic likely contributes to the unit’s high turnover rate.