New England Sinai Hospital

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New England Sinai Hospital

Details

Number of Beds 212
Walkthrough State NO
Compact State NO
State License Fee $275
License Wait Time n/a
Temporary License n/a
License Website www.mass.gov/eohhs/gov/departments/
State Hourly $41.74 (non-traveler)
State Annual $57,840 (non-traveler)
National Hourly $33.23
National Annual $69,110
County

Norfolk

Population
4,443
Rent-Studio
$1,026
1 Bedroom
$1,075
2 Bedrooms
$1,350
Temperature info
City

Stoughton

Population
26,866
Homicides (per 10,000)
1
Rapes (per 10,000)
2
Assaults (per 10,000)
31
Robberies (per 10,000)
8

150 York St
Stoughton, MA 02072

(617) 364-4850

http://www.newenglandsinai.org

Reviews

4/5

by

i

Warm friendly environment

New England Sinai Hospital is a great place to work. I have learned a lot while working here that have helped me advance in my nursing career. Sinai Hospital is rehabilitation and respiratory facility that see's a variety of patients. This offers many different learning situations that has helped with my LPN clinicals. New England Sinai Hospital offers a friendly work place environment as well as exceptional patient care.
2/5

by

i

Long term acute care facility with emphasis on pulmonary rehab

New England Sinai Hospital was a medicore place to work as it was recently taken over by a large coporate for-profit company with little emphasis on quality of care. Staffing ratio was 6:1 with many very sick patients who needed more time consuming care. At night and on weekends there was only one attending doctor working, and it was difficult to obtain written orders when patients needed something that was not ordered upon admission. Staff worked together well, but most times there just didn't seem to be enough help and support.
1/5

by

i

cna

Assist with daily activities and personal care. Taking and recording vitals, and fluid intake and output, as directed. Reporting observations of the patient to the charged nurse. Perform all procedures and patient care per hospital policy. Delivered quality patient care and utilized resources in an effective and efficient manner.
5/5

by

i

good

military sub hospital deployment, only part time basis, working in the emergency room to keep my skills up to date.
3/5

by

i

Staff enjoyed learning

Non stop dayNurses great multi taskersEager to learnHigh TurnoverPoor RetentionFair Budget Management
3/5

by

i

Enjoyed working at the hospital for many years.

I enjoyed working at New England Sinai Hospital for many years until of recent when there were numerous changes in upper management.With the changes came a huge change in the attitudes of many hospital employees from multiple departments. The environment turned to one of instability and hostility.

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