Rusk State Hospital

April 29, 2015

by Anonymous

Over all its a hard place to work at a lot of respectability

A type of day at work is a loud and interested you learn more of communication an redirection of the patients you management to take over the desk paper work chart on the patients behavior so it can be reported to the doctor and the next shift you also work close with your co-workers some time you manage them . The most hard part of the day is getting them up in the morning and getting some of them to take there medication that the hardest part of the job most enjoyable part of the job is when you help one of them and they tell you that if it wasn't for your help in hear i don't no what i would have done you was very nice to me while i was in your care

April 26, 2015

by Anonymous

My first and longest job!

Working for the state definitely has it's perks. Benefits are amazing, there is plenty of room for advancement, they offer educational leave too. The job is tough compared to the other MHT jobs considering the pay for entry-level positions. I would start my career here again considering it helped develop a greater appreciation for MHT work. They really build a great culture with the staff with softball, and they used to have a haunted house during halloween. This is a great place to start a career but the pay is nothing compared to the private hospital sector.

January 03, 2015

by Anonymous

Great opportunity

Started school and had to move closer to my college, due to me going to college after work. I loved my job and people that I worked with, and the individuals that we helped. This was a very rewarding job, as any when you can help someone in need. Great co-workers and supervisors.

October 20, 2014

by Anonymous

Great Benefits

The state has great benefits and good pay and I love the staff.

July 30, 2014

by Anonymous

Just Okay

The money isn't worth the commute if you don't live in the city. But it is an interesting place to work with great benefits