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a typical day at work, starts with prepping for the cases you have. I had to learn this in a week with with no prior experience and no real training. I was left to learn fast and what was not taught was left to interpretation. 
what you believe you learned, I learned that it was a sink or swim environment with not much support or feed back. Lots of mixed messages and confusion on the clear outline of what expectations were. Very disorganized staff, with a lot left to be desired. 
management, I was never really sure who my manager was, never met them. 
workplace culture, lots of gossip. At times it was fun, but I often left work with not a real understanding of who was what. MAs and RNs are at the same level in the office. Don't ask me who the office manager is cause I couldn't tell you. 
the hardest part of the job, support. I had none. The nurse who trained me was there for only a year and all the other RNs left.
the most enjoyable part of the job, the cases and the on and off witty banter, but most of the time you were scrambling to play catch up. 
Not surprising since this was a place that forgot they were interviewing me and had the office locked. What may have be a management problem seems deeply rooted. I hope they iron out these issues or their "nursing crisis" may continue. 

The model of staffing allows for the natural dynamics of a team centered workplace.  A self starter team player that requires little to no guidance will thrive.  I was promoted in less than one year and given many opportunities for growth. I feel very supported for the first time in my career.   I never mind going to work.  

This is a dynamic & fast growing company providing minimally invasive  procedures in an outpatient environment. There are plenty of opportunities to advance within the company & grow professionally, especially for motivated individuals. The schedule is predictable and great for parents. 

Amazing experience, love the everyday work flow. A typical day consists of procedures, pre-op and postoperative care. I’ve learned so much being in this current position as a medical assistant. This job has allowed me to grow not only in my career but in my skills. 

The management and Dr. Bagla are great to work with. Low stress work and great place to train as a newer nurse/new to healthcare. If you get the opportunity to work with Dr. Pavidapha and Dr. Bagla you will learn ALOT from them!  

Very low stress environment with great hours and no weekends. Competitive pay. Staff and management are both great. The physicians are amazing to work with -very respectful and love to teach. Can’t recommend this job enough!

Working for this company after bedside nursing was a life saver, amazing flexibility with schedules and provides such a nice balance of work and home life. Great coworkers, fair compensation, and a growing business. 

The practice setting allows for a collaborative approach to management of disease. Small team setting allows those who desire independence a stable platform to thrive. 

Highly recommend working here as a RN, pay is competitive. Management is great, listens to your concerns, great teamwork and hours are awesome. No weekends. 

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Registered nurse 15 salaries reported	$41.40 per hour
Medical assistant 6 salaries reported	$21.75 per hour
Medical receptionist 1 salary reported	$24.00 per hour
Scrub tech 8 salaries reported	$32.20 per hour
Respiratory therapist 2 salaries reported	$32.00 per hour

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