registered nurse

registered nurse - emergency room

registered nurse - operating room

clinical nurse coordinator

labor and delivery nurse

HCA HealthONE Rose

A typical day at work would consist of me getting a call from ER telling me that an emergent is coming in.  I rush to ER and immediately grab an ambu bag and setup suction and our glidescope. I also setup an ETT based on the patients size and weight and grab an endtidal and oral airway.  I check to make sure the ventilator is setup properly and I have a full tank of oxygen for transport.  Once the patient has arrived I set them up on the ventilator and transport to CT and then ICU.  I am also covering ICU today so between myself and the Intensivist on that week we decide to Bronch the patient.  I run down to our storage room where we keep the bronch equipment and supplies.  I quickly gather all the supplies needed for the bronch and head back up to ICU.  I setup all the equipment needed for the bronch while the Intensivist is getting consent.  After completing the washes I clean all of the equipment and transport the samples to our microbiology department.  As soon as im done with that I get a call from one of our newer employees who is covering NICU today.  She needs help with malfunctioning equipment that she tried to setup on a new baby.  I run to the NICU and assess the equipment and suggest that we switch it out for another CPAP machine.  I reassure the NICU RN's that everything is ok and we will get the baby settled soon.  (NICU RN's are always on full alert and will watch your every move.)  The new machine arrives and I quickly calibrate it and set the baby up with headgear and make sure the seal is correct for the set pressure the NP ordered.  The baby is now tucked in and grunting less.  Wow, what a morning!!  The afternoon goes smoothly with a couple of kiddos in ER that I have to get nasal washes on, a conscious sedation on an adult who fell off a ladder and two new ICU vented patients from OR, one of them who had a CABG x4 and one who the Anesthesiologist didn't want to wait to wake up and extubate in PACU.  Its ok Ana Doc, let the RN's and I wean the patient and extubate for you!!  All of this done with time to spare so I can go down to our department and finish the count for night shift.  A charges responsibility.  That's a typical busy day for us at Rose Medical Center.  Hard work sometimes but I love it.  Also we have one of the best Directors I have ever had the pleasure of working with.  He cares about our department and he cares about our personal lives.  The most enjoyable part of the job is working with GREAT RN's in our ICU and NICU and other staff like PT, or Speech Therapy.

I enjoyed my working relationships with my coworkers and clinical relationships with other departments in growing our department there.
I was glad to have educational benefits to go to for my area of expertise, professional recognition, valued me for my certification in oncology nursing and my expertise in radiation oncology with my background in medical/surgical oncology and bone marrow transplant.The most enjoyable part of my job was teaching patients to their level of education and that they indeed followed instructions.  I also learned while at P/SL carried through to Rose and all patient care repetition is underestimated.  Repetition and clarification are necessary first and foremost to protect and provide safety  for our patients to promote better outcomes. The hardest/longest part of my job was traffic getting to work in the mornings.  I enjoyed the opportunities to learn something new each day be it patient/family, coworker,and to problem solve from each others perspective and the goal to be achieved.

Engaging, great patient population with just the right amount of health challenges. A typical day allowed me to focus on nursing cares and cardiac care related problem solving. Monitoring patients closely was afforded by the excellent patient to staff ratios. 
  I learned about cardiac cares and critical cares of patients with significant heart and circulatory problems. My first ACLS was taken here.
  The chain of command was short, engaged and led by example! Our manager was totally dedicated to her work. She was available, approachable and supportive! Most important, her interventions were relevant and effective from a clinical perspective. 
  My coworkers were sophisticated, international, well educated and motivated. They were also great team players.
  Commuting was the hardest part of my job.
  I looked forward to work because of the positive, dynamic and proactive environment. Every day was exceptional. Solving and preventing problems was rewarding and unfettered.

What is the best part of working at the company?
I can't think of anything good.

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
This is such a stressful job, people are mean and rude and everyone looks miserable to be there. If a coworker calls out, then you will have to do their job as well because the managers will not help.

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Miserable, depressing, negative atmosphere 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Our facility was dirty and depressing. The workload was never-ending and it was physically exhausting and mentally draining. The OR staff was rude and demanding and we were not treated with dignity. I dreaded going in every day.

At times we had more patients than the matrix staffing was safe for; making it chaotic. The neuro-spine patients require more experience and personnel than we were staffed for. The unit was becoming more challenging with a large volume of patients some days and then unexpected low volume days. Having to float to other units every weekend made life stressful. I had 5 different managers in 9 years on the unit. The turnover for staff was getting more frequent; it put a lot of stress on the staff when there was a lot of new-grads on the unit that was not meant to be an entry level experience. The most enjoyable part of the job is taking care of patients who appreciate the care they received.

As part of a team of extremely hard-working, professionals, I am glad to say we work together to make sure the care of our patients is insanely great!  I've learned how individual needs can be met by listening to a patient.  I don't have a single coworker that I could complain about, we truely work together as a family would taking care of other family members.  Respect, teamwork, and diversity are just some of the awards my unit was nominated for and we won the Diversity Award for our hospital in December of 2014!  The hardest part of my job is multi-tasking for a minimum of 10 nurses and 10 patients at one time! The most enjoyable part of my job is coming to work everyday and knowing that I help make Rose a great place for patient services!

I can say I don’t enjoy HCA as a company, but I absolutely love Rose Medical Center. I worked there for almost 4 years and only left because we had to relocate for my spouse’s work. The culture is very friendly and like a big family. People are kind and helpful to each other for the most part. The CEO can be found going throughout the hospital checking on everyone, which I can’t say is the case in other places I’ve been. Is there burnout and some staff that complain? Absolutely. You won’t find many places that don’t have that. But overall I had a great time at Rose and would absolutely go back. I had plenty of opportunity to cross train to other departments, change my specialty, and grow as a nurse. 

Great hospital to work at allows me to work overtime in multiple departments great benifit package, 
I work in atonomous potition. little to no supervision I work hard and get all my work done. Since I work for multiple departments, I some times struggle to assist them for I am pulled in multiple directions. The most enjoyable part of my job is: since I work alone I get to tailor my job to fit the center I work for to make it better and to better serve my patients.

My position was part time working three days a week.  This was a hospital setting but so laid back.  This is where I was taught to be an editor/scribe.  The dictation was voice recognition and we edited the reports to make sure they stayed in context, corrected punctuation and verified patient information before uploading the report.  Medical transcription in some cases has advanced to voice, so this brought in my other skills in anatomy and physiology.  Quite different from transcribing from voice.  I am grateful for that experience. Management was easy to approach and did everything they could to keep things running smoothly.

I did 40 hours of clinical at Rose Medical Hospital.
I worked with several different phlebotomists, my day would start with mom and babies. I over seen the phlebotomist perform Bili's and new born screenings. I then performed blood draws on the mothers, and from there we would start blood draws on all the other patients the doctors put orders in for. the Hardest part of my job was the really hot rooms. I loved working with all of my co-workers they gave me different technique on how to find the veins, there were some patient with hard to find veins. I enjoyed going to work every day and doing my clinicals.

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