nursing assistant

licensed practical nurse

registered nurse

dietary aide

nutritional aide

Raleigh Rehabilitation Center

Raleigh Rehab staff and management is providing a culture of caring and dedication to optimal care. Team work displayed in a effort to provide calm during this time in delivery of care. Positive environment, clean working environment, management attempts to meet the needs of residents, staff and family. Management attempts to encourage all staff to work through difficult moments setting high expectations of care for the residents. No job is perfect; however, working with others with the same desire to provide great care speaks volumes. The most enjoyable part of the job is bringing smiles to faces of our residents - particularly during this time. Trying to make everyone feel safe at this time. Raleigh Rehab cares for it's residents, families and staff. Great Place to  Work!

Please be aware, this rehabilitation/long-term care center is the absolute worse in Raleigh, NC. I have no idea how it has so many stars which I am sure is based on past reviews. The entire building is drowning. Raleigh rehab needs to be shut down and revamped with management who knows what they are doing and have a compassion for their job including appreciating their staff who work tirelessly trying to make sure the building runs efficiently. However the lack of resources and support from management makes it hard for anyone to want to continue to work here. The staff that is still there is completely unprofessional, they are extremely loud and curse at the nurses station like they're in a beauty salon as opposed to a healthcare facility. The old coons run the new staff away and the drama is indescribable. Trust me if you want to maintain your sanity, stay far far away until new management steps in!

Typical day at work would include cleaning up after the worker before you, continuing your shift blind on how they were that day, keeping to yourself and taking care of your patience to the best of your ability.
I've learned how to multi-task, improvise, and different ways of communicating my concerns.
Management doesn't pay attention to detail or help workers under a RN.
Co workers are difficult to work with due to the busy environment and  low dependable staff.
Hardest part of the job is attaining everything needed for every patient you have, getting assistance from CNA/LPN with patients.
The most enjoyable part of the job is it gives you a chance to become a independent worker, find your own way in fixing all your own problems.

I worked there less than a month and was completely disappointed with the facility. The patients were never cared for properly and management showed little concern about it. The department's are unorganized and the workload as far as office work was very heavy and the department heads behind in their tasks. This building could be great but it needs more professionalism and management that cares. It's not okay for patients to be cared for with such lack of concern as what I witnessed there. Also the employees need a meeting on attitudes because many of them were completely rude and made it difficult to feel welcomed to the team.

What is the best part of working at the company?
Work with true hearted cna’s. We worked well as a team and always had each back specially when it came to caring for the patients and their families needs 💯

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Always being short of HELP and the nurses wouldn’t never chip in to HELP . Because it would always seems that hands on was beneath them 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Good but it goes back to not enough team players

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Crazy not enough supplies to care the patients

Terrible management when I was there.
Owners DO NOT CARE about employees.  Many employees, such as those in the kitchen, have worked there for YEARS and get no recognition, no accrued time off and no pay increases.
Company cares only about money and yet is so short sighted they do not understand that taking really, really good care of the residents AND employees makes for an excellent skilled nursing facility.  There would be no need for marketing if the care was outstanding.  And in that industry, outstanding isn't even that hard.

Worked here for a little over a month. Got burned out pretty fast. Most day we were VERY short staffed. On those days the nurses will not lift a finger to help and will tell you that answering call lights aren't their jobs. The pay was pretty good. The residents was nice. Management is bad and staffing is bad. Would honestly be a great place to work if management and staffing was under control and everyone practiced teamwork.

My administrator is the best I've every worked for. I have been in this business 27 years she has done her best to keep each an everyone of us safe doing this pandemic. I feel comfortable about coming to work she is hand on everyday teaching us how to be successful in our departments she spends more time in this building than any of us how could you not appreciate her she care more about the well being of the patients than the Majority of us she believes in being positive she is the best

When I first started with RR it wasn’t too bad once the administrator left it was rough the management is terrible and not organized at all. State is constantly in the building giving the facility tags. They have bed bugs,and roaches. They’re always short staffed and the patients don’t get the care they deserve when you have 15 patients assigned to 1 aide.Tgey don’t give their staff enough credit bc those sides are the real MVPs

This place is disgusting. There are roaches everywhere. They accept patients that require a higher level of care & then wonder why the patients/family wants a discharge as soon as they arrive. ALWAYS short-staffed, no accountability for employees, & they don’t value the importance of educating the nursing staff. Management will throw you under the bus if you attempt to stand up for what is right. 

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Nursing assistant 10 salaries reported	$21.45 per hour
Licensed practical nurse 10 salaries reported	$36.71 per hour
Registered nurse 14 salaries reported	$39.90 per hour
Dietary aide 5 salaries reported	$12.20 per hour
Nutritional aide 4 salaries reported	$13.38 per hour

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