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Sunnybrook Rehabilitation Center

18 months of working at Sunnybrook and I can honestly say its been the best work experience of my life. Long term care can be a demanding career choice but the staff at Sunnybrook make it all worth while, the compassion and caring displayed by the direct care staff is second to none, the therapy department is full of all-stars with a single devotion to the health and well-being of the residents. As for the management team, well what can I say, in my opinion its the finest group of managers ever assembled. The DON is as intelligent as she is caring, the activities director keeps the residents engaged from sun up to sundown, the kitchen staff consistently churns out meals fit for a king and engages in an unwavering commitment to fine dining and lastly the administrator is the kind of leader the likes of which have not been seen since the days of Captain James Tiberius Kirk. Run, do not walk to be a part of the greatest group of superheroes ever assembled.

Could have been a great facility.
Top 3 in company only interested in their bonuses. Continually work short-staffed even when budget allows the extra staff.
Top 3 get quarterly bonuses and that drives them to push current staff harder without filling vacant positions. As a manager, you are required to pick up the slack in your department as they don't give you the budgeted staff -- thus, they get bigger bonuses by saving money...
They also bring in patients that have no business there. They belong in higher skilled facilities -- everyone works harder and longer to help these people, but they continue to get bigger bonuses...

PATHETIC BUSINESS DECISIONS ALLOWED BY CORPORATE!!

I worked at Sunnybrook when it was owned by Kindred Healthcare.  At that time the management and staff had been there for years.   I had interned at Sunnybrook and was thrilled to get a job part time a few years later.   I loved working with the staff at Sunnybrook.  We are a good team.   Although it could be very busy it was rewarding to see people return home after rehab.  When I left the culture and management had begun to change.  The company changed hands and our long term director left and many staff followed.   Now my job is advertised as a social worker/nurses aide- totally degrading.  So sad. It was a great place to work at one time.

Working in the kitchen with a total nightmare! Overworked with little to no pay. Micro Managed. The supervisor is very nasty! Employees of the kitchen are related to the supervisor so they are designed to work for each other and against you. Employees with little to no experience training you instead of manager. Cooks not following proper patient diets.cooking what they want!!!High turnover rate inside of the kitchen.If you want little to no work -life balance and stressed on each shift. WORK HERE

Well as the title states it was a great place to work, but there’s always a but in long term care. DON seemed pretty nice and the ADON. Administrator seemed ok until I worked there for a few weeks to see what really goes on. Our unit manager was very messy to say the least. Creating drama arguing at nurses and gossiping. DON seems clueless to the fact as they are friends outside of work(go figure).  Stay away from this place!!!!! There are nicer facilities that don’t tolerate drama as it is a business. Hope this helps

Always short staffed and refuse to hire prn nurses or CNA’s. They have stopped using agency but still have a staffing issue. They do general orientation one week and clinical orientation the opposite week and if someone just walk in they want the SDC to do a quick start orientation. Nursing management would have to work the floor at least 2-3 days a week and even on the weekends when there’s a callout. Regional always there micromanaging. 

Working here was interesting at the start, but it slowly evolved into unprofessional chaos. I didn't have much support in my position, but the administrative team made it worthwhile. This is a good place to work if you are in any position but the nursing administration. Overall it is a good place to work if you're looking for experience to advance your career.

This building has been under a lot of pressure with management and employees for quite some time. I hope for the sake of some of the employees there that are committed to being there, this changes.

The don and adon are very great and flexible. But we're always short, no teamwork from cnas, nurses, and therapy. Same stuff different facility! Some times you can have 8 patients and other times you can have 13-14 patients. I love what i do ,but this will be the last facility I ever work at.

Sunnybrook make you feel good everyday when you come in.They treat they employees respect. Also they are understandable people I’d you struggling at something at work your fellow co worker will help you out

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Registered nurse 11 salaries reported	$43.40 per hour
Nursing assistant 15 salaries reported	$21.61 per hour
Licensed practical nurse 13 salaries reported	$37.01 per hour
Cook 10 salaries reported	$15.90 per hour
Nursing supervisor 1 salary reported	$32.00 per hour

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