Reviews Received

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  December 4, 2022

   • Telemetry/Step-down

• 
  November 6, 2021

  RN Med Surg • Med-Surg

  The hospital is small compared to the Northwest Baptist hospital. There is a staff shortage. Patient ratios can range from 1 to 6 or (8 night shift). Some days there aren't enough PCT to help so you have to provide total patient care. The doctors aren't really attentive so you have to be their eyes and voice 99% of the time. You are expected to do line changes, 95% of the time wound care, transport patients, case manage, and be the lab technician. Also, the insulin coverage orders are complex compared to just covering simply sliding scale. The operating machines and telephone lines are outdated. Once you work here expect to do a lot of work yourself. There are nurses that can help if you ask so that's good. And, the cafeteria was awesome.

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  November 4, 2021

  RN • Med-Surg

  Hospital is a very old facility with limited resources, and very outdated equipment. There is no work flow identified. Nurses are required to do phlebotomy, case management, and are the only mediator between all physicians on case. It can be exhausting keeping all doctors informed of everything, they do not communicate to one another. I would not recommend the facility of there is something else available.

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  November 4, 2021

  Registered Nurse • Med-Surg

  Be sure that your phlebotomy skills are top notch, you will get the hardest assignment without much help, and YOU are the denominator in communication between admitting physician to consults, you are the primary team member and you carry 99.9% of the load (case manager, tech, lab tech, nurse, dietary, ect).