registered nurse - infusion

registered nurse

nurse practitioner

front desk receptionist

sales associate

THE DRIPBaR

Working at The DRIPBaR in Annapolis was one of the most uncomfortable and unprofessional work experiences I’ve ever had. The owners are not medical professionals, yet they routinely inserted themselves into clinical decisions they had no training or credentials to make. Instead of trusting the licensed medical staff they hired, they constantly gave opinions about what “should” be done—opinions that had nothing to do with proper medical practice. This created an environment that felt unsafe, stressful, and completely disconnected from appropriate clinical standards.

There were days where I was expected to start 8 to 10 IVs within a five-minute window, all while the owner stood directly behind me watching every single move. The micromanagement was extreme and unnerving, and it made it impossible to work with confidence even though I performed flawlessly every day I was there.

On top of that, the owners showed zero empathy for personal or family emergencies. If something happened in your life, too bad—there was no support, no understanding, and no flexibility. They expected you to push through anything, regardless of circumstances.

Finally, breaks simply did not exist. You were expected to work entire shifts without a moment to drink water, eat food, or take a breath, even on the busiest days. It was mentally and physically draining.

Overall, this workplace lacked professionalism, respect, and basic human consideration. I would not recommend The DRIPBaR Annapolis as an employer to any medical professional who values a safe environment, proper boundaries, and humane working conditions.

The job is easy and the customers are amazing. The culture did depend on the staff being hired. It went well for a while but the lack of timely scheduling and set schedules made some great employees leave.  Then some less than desirable employees were hired which made work days very difficult to get through. There was a large lack of management. The owners are hardly around so your position and merit is based on hearsay. This can be great depending on your coworkers hearsay since management isn’t around.  I learned a lot about alternative medicine and vitamin therapy. The hardest part of the job was dealing with the lack of structure and negative employees. The best part of the job was helping customers feel better instantly and helping them live healthier lives! Raises are definitely given for outstanding work. Some bonuses are given as well. It’s better not to shine here or you will be a target to others. 

What is the best part of working at the company?
Caring and professional owners. Relaxed and upbeat atmosphere. 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Honestly there is very few stressful moments. 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Relaxed, caring, upbeat, professional. 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Meeting new clients. Knowing repeat clients on a first name basis. 
Listening to the needs of the new clients. No high pressure sales involved. relaxed.

The DRIPBaR is a great place to work. Laid back and super chill. We have some of the best nurses who make coning to work something to look forward to. Crystal is an amazing boss. There is never any pressure or stress involved in this environment like most jobs who have impossible expectations. They are so flexible that you can pretty much make your own schedule. I have never loved a job more than I love this one!

What is the best part of working at the company?
Flexibility and a wonderful owner. 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
When it gets really busy and there is only one of you. 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Casual, relaxed and professional

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Very enjoyable. I love interacting with clients.

The culture of an IV therapy bar is incredible. It has the ability to help so many people. We were changing lives. 
Hardest part was ownership change, training has declined, too many changes being made, and low morale in the workplace 

Owners are nice, workload is unreasonable. When you bring up scheduling concerns you are ignored. No lunch break or any break offered, just eat when you can. They expect you to do 30+ services with just one RN sometimes an MA. Not worth it. If you disagree with a service they will try to pressure you into doing it.

If you’re looking for a more structured company, I would look elsewhere. There is no communication with the hire ups. It is hard to get in contact with anyone if something is needed. No benefits but need to work long hours. But I did enjoy working with coworkers. 

Working full time, team is very small so asked to do various things, sometimes feel like they keep adding more workload with no extra pay. Not too much support from ownership. Is an overall okay place work, very chill and in house staff is amazing and clients too. 

Excellent place to learn about holistic health and iv infusions. Would highly recommend to any registered nurse that is tired of bedside nursing and looking for somthing fun and easy to do but also rewarding. 

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