Wayne Memorial Hospital

My days consisted of managing the dietary dept., training new employees, updating current employees of changes, office procedures including posting job descriptions, making changes to scheduling, patient diet records reviewed and assigned to dietary aids, banking procedures and managing crew positions daily.
I've learned more about management, caring for patients dietary needs and hospital policies.
My coworker were overall great employees that met challenges with a positive attitude, some would see challenges as a problem but with a little instruction would see it wasn't that much of a crisis.
The hardest part of my job was a lack of communication between management when changes were made and the most enjoyable was being able to make work fun by posting positive quotes, brainteasers, quizzes and just making people laugh to lighten the day!

The work atmosphere of this small town hospital is one of friendliness and support. Everyone is very helpful and welcoming to new employees. There are many new nurses working in the hospital so it is sometimes difficult to find senior nurses who have more experience. The wages here are lower to some surrounding hospitals and unfortunately they do not offer advancement for their nurses (no tuition assistance or reimbursement).

Employed here many years. Criticism regarding changes in job titles and seeking employment and experience elsewhere. Meal time deducted from pay regardless if Nursing staff has uninterrupted meal time.

Followed all HIPPA guidelines and used patient identifiers.
Prepared specimens for analysis and established proper chronological priorities in testing.
Performed diagnostic and therapeutic laboratory procedures.
Quickly responded to and resolved all customer service issues in a timely manner.
Managed specimen sample handling, receiving, storage and inventory.
Quickly mastered Meditech system.

This is a wonderful learning hospital. The nurses and supervisors are helpful and great about teaching and explaining things you do not understand. The employees feel more like family and they are very inviting. Though, it can be busy, the group of nurses make it feel like it flies by. Sometimes, when census is low, people get called off or put on call making them lose pay and that is definitely a downside.

Working at Wayne Memorial was awesome when I was there. There isn't much room for advancement, but it is a good place to be. Respiratory Management was easy do deal with, only problem there is they believe and practice that "good ol' boy club" business. Not a lot of respect given to women clinicians.

Everyone works together. Great place to work, I really liked it there. I worked temporary but would love a full time job . I learned alot and everyone would help train. The employees stay a long time and that says alot about a employer. You feel like part of a family there.

I worked there while I was still in high school, but the skills I learned were fundamental. Learning that not all work is glamorous, and that's ok. Learning how to interact with people while simultaneously getting an important job done well, and quickly.

My experience at WMH was very positive as far as patient care.  The most recent Nurse Manage was always rude and would not take you aside if she had something to say to you, whether good or bad.
I learned so very much at WMH..such as palliative care for Cancer patients, diabetes, heart disease!

wayne memorial hospital was a experience was great because i left Georgia because of military but move back home and they hired me in two weeks times i was so greatful to wayne memorial hospital

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