Same old same old. Doctors are cool, staff is mostly cool, but it’s not any different than most hospitals. Having a catch team is great, and a blood transfusion team…but really you’ll just lose skills. PCA’s (what they call CNA’s)…still not sure what they do…sit in the hall all night watching four 1:1’s ? The RN will be wiping all the buttes. This is not an indictment against the PCA’s…their job duties seemed ill defined, but they are not doing what I’ve seen most CNA’s doing. 
Management was actually ok, on the few occasions I met them. 4 hour orientation, so never could get access to blood sugar machine. Really was not what I was thinking it would be (as in, just like every other dumpster fire out there). Staff does not appear happy, they took the covid shortages and have been screwing over staff ever since. A lot of rich entitled people show up expecting to have their buttes kissed. This is just my one contract experience. Would not go back unless they pay better.
Also, no consideration for the fact you’re a traveller (where can I park?) seemed offended and surprised I expected a 30 minute lunch break. (They don’t seem to take any breaks).

Mayo Clinic HS

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Compensation

Work Environment

Not what I expected

Med Surg

Mayo Clinic Hospital in Florida

Allied Health Professional

Sterile Processing Technician

Surgical Technologist

Endoscopy

Centralized Sterile Technician

Patient Care Tech

Endoscopy Technician

Interventional Radiology

OB Technician

Case Management

Paramedic

Interventional Radiology Technologist

Med Surg / Telemetry

Electrophysiology Technician

OR - Operating Room

Dialysis

Cardiac Cath Lab

PACU - Post Anesthesia Care

ED - Emergency Department

ICU - Intensive Care Unit

Certified Surgical Technologist

Hematology / Oncology

Intermediate Care

Good patient ratios 8/10 shifts, no holiday pay but required, great staff, decent pay but good shift diff.

MICU - Medical Intensive Care Unit

Monitor Technician

Anesthesia Technician

CT Technologist

Radiology Technologist

GI Lab

Great learning environment for specialty nursing

Electrophysiology Lab

CCU - Coronary Care

CNO - Chief Nursing Officer

CVOR Technologist

PreOp / PACU - Post Anesthesia Care

CVOR

Truly the nicest hospital I have ever worked in. The facility and campus are meticulous. The teamwork and management team were amazing!! Safety is a top priority with every patient room having lifts built in to transfer patients. All patient rooms are private rooms as well. The staff have their own extensive cafeteria as well. There is a Starbucks and fine dining restaurant in the hospital as well. Highly recommend.

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