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A day at work starts by clocking in at 1pm. taking a barrel up and down each hall gathering the dirty clothes from each barrel in the laundry closet and then taken them to the laundryroom outside to be cleaned. I learned how to wash the patients clothes with different chemicals without destroying their property to get the items clean again. Management wants you to succeed in your job, but they also show concern for you and your outside family's well-being as well. My co-workers were nice and had patients in showing me the ropes of how to get my job done in a timely manner. I think the hardest part of my job was the inclement weather days, but the job still had to be done. The Most enjoyable part of the job was dealing with the patients they loved to share their life stories with you and sometimes introduce you to their loved ones when they visited them.

All in all this company isn't the worst place but it definitely needs some improvements. The staffing is good if you're wanting to get the bare minimum accomplished. Management won't add more people to be able to spend the time needed with each resident. Coworkers, including nurses, are decent. It does have it's cliques and the ones who think they're bosses. 
Now to management, who doesn't give a flippity-do about their workers. Shows rampant favoritism. Say zero tolerance for a behavior but doesn't apply to some. They will berate you, giving nothing but negative feedback. Since I have been at this company, I have never heard any positive feedback during any in-service we have had. In fact, you come to dread any in-service and the first thought is "what have we done now." You can give 100% and it's still not good enough. This makes for a toxic work environment and takes a toll on mental health.

I helped residents with activities of daily living which included getting dressed, fixing their hair, helping with meals, assisting with therapy, helping with activities, baths/showers, and anything else they might need help with.

I learned a lot here.  This was my first CNA job after I got my certificate.  I learned how to manage my time wisely while being very efficient in my work.

The management was great.  They were always lending a helping hand and were very involved with us and the residents.

I loved my co-workers.  They were the definition of teamwork.  

The hardest party of the job was the long hours at first. I got use to them very quick though.

I love pretty much everything about this job. I was so sad to leave.

Work is frustrating, at least in my department, becuase training is abysmal. You get flung into a job with a LOT to learn and no one to really show you the ropes. Couple weeks where half the time you're just doing the mundane and not even being trained, while the "trainer" does everything you should be learning. Then everyone seems to be angry and disgruntled and you don't even want to ask a question becuase they're always in a bad mood. This is my department only, I can't speak for the rest. 

What is the best part of working at the company?
Good benefits & PTO accrues at a decent rate. 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Continuously short staffed. Poor work culture with bullying acceptable by management.

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Toxic work environment, staff allowed to talk about others & management is ok with it. They prefer for you not to bring problems to light here.

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Stressful due to workplace culture tolerated by management.

Some days aren’t good because you have a certain manger that picks at the little things and makes a big deal out of the little things when it’s not even that serious and also that manager will come into work with an attitude and then take it out on all his coworkers and don’t feel bad about it at all and I think that’s wrong and I can say that I’ve cried a few times at this job from how stressful it is but I’ve worked here for 3 years now so maybe it’s just me

Learned a lot. clean environment. Bust day makes it go by fast.  Can be stressful but what job isn't. What you do as a nurse goes far beyond a job—it's a calling. The emotional, physical, and mental demands you face daily are immense, yet you continue to show up with compassion, strength, and grace. Even on the hardest days, when the work feels heavy and the hours feel long, you make a difference in ways that words can barely express. It’s not easy, and that’s exactly why your dedication is so deeply respected and appreciated."

What is the best part of working at the company?
The professionalism and service they provide. 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Quality and service they provide as nursing facility 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Clean and professional environment. 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Pleasant and easy going.  Also stays in a professional atmosphere.

Received referrals and admissions. Put in patients meds in Matrix.
I've learned a great deal about different jobs at TCCC. Manage is okay at times. My co-workers are the best. Time management is the hardest part. Getting to meet new people and the relationships you establish with families and patients.

I enjoyed working for this company.  However, I had an old shoulder injury and the 12 hours days, lifting residents and some other parts of the job just got to much for me physically.  I wish I could of stayed there.  I liked having every other weekend off just that 12 hours days just got a bit much for me.

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