Skiff Medical Center

January 14, 2015

by Anonymous

The Hospice Unit was a very loving/caring unit, Med-surg unit was very miss managed

Assigned patients for shift. Shift change. In Hospice there was no typical day. Each patient was cared for depending on their needs, depending on the stage of end of life that they were at. Management and co-workers worked as a total Team. It was hard to see a patient with no loved ones by their side at end of life, but they always had a staff member by their side holding their hand. It was very rewarding to comfort the patient, family and friends during this difficult time. Med-Surg had poor management on the night shift. Co-workers would push their patients off on the co-worrkers that cared about the patients. I learned alot about recovery for patients with knee, hip and shoulder replacement. I enjoyed the hospital when it was management correctly and we worked as a Team.

July 06, 2014

by Anonymous

Small community hospital

typical day at work starts out getting reports of your patent you were assigned and group with your nurse who also was assigned the same patients to get more detailed report. After reports id start the vitals and then chart them into the computer and from there I go by answering call lights taking patients to the bathroom and reporting pain or other uncomfortable feeling the patients are feeling.I worked over nights so I didn't work much with managementThe hardest part of my job was the 12 hour shifts.the most enjoyable part of my job was the thought of how much I am helping people

May 10, 2014

by Anonymous

local hospital

i worked over night my co workers were great at pitching and helping out the hardest part was always being under staffed and being very busy i enjoy what i do as a cna

April 21, 2014

by Anonymous

Great staff

Great staffGreat staff to patient ratioUp to date medical equipment