Patient ratios are great inpatient. Pay is quite low for outpatient settings. Pay for inpatient settings is adequate on some floors. I worked outpatient and the management is unhelpful and punitive

Shannon Health

Culture

Compensation

Work Environment

Low Pay, Uncaring Management, Great Ratios

Urgent Care

<p>Serving a population size of 300,000 people across 25 counties in the State of Texas, Shannon Health strives to be the trusted healthcare system in West Texas. We strive to have a culture of trust and provide quality healthcare to our family, friends, and neighbors.</p>

Shannon Medical Center

Labor and Delivery

Med Surg

Med Surg / Telemetry

Allied Health Professional

Surgical Technologist

Radiology Technician

ED - Emergency Department

Cardiac Sonographer

Registered Respiratory Therapist

Clinic

ICU - Intensive Care Unit

Medical Lab Technician

MRI Technologist

OR Circulate

Radiology Technologist

Stepdown

Post Partum

Acute Care

PACU - Post Anesthesia Care

Worked in the ED Boarding/overflow & CDU. All the ED nurses were super friendly to travelers and made sure we had what we needed and knew how to access our resources. Free charge, usually a tech for 9 patients. 1:4 for stepdown, 1:5 for med surg. Stepdown rooms were equipped with wall monitors. The managers in the ER were always floating around on the floor helping out. The only downside was working in the ER, sometimes you would get assigned to the CD area which is just essentially 5 hallway beds crammed in the back of the ER with about 3 feet of space and a curtain between each bed. The CDU was nice, run well, free charge, usually 2 CNAs for 16 patients.

Traveler friendly

Correctional

OR - Operating Room

EMT / ER Technician

Dialysis

I have enjoyed my time with Shannon Medical Center. Working weekend mid shifts have been great. It has been a good team that treats me like any of the other techs on shift. They are slowly updating equipment, which has been the biggest holdback from a higher review but I still enjoy coming to work it is just a little harder when older equipment goes down more often but should be rectified as they have a lot of new equipment coming. If I wasn't coming up on a full year, I would extend again. I can not vouch for all other shifts during the days, but the weekend group has been awesome to me.

CT Technologist

Respiratory Therapist

Certified Surgical Technologist

Acute

Phlebotomist

Nurse Practitioner

Adult Medicine

LDRP - Labor Delivery Recovery & Postpartum

Would not recommend 

Management does not look out for new employees or they choose favorites.

The education instructor was great!

Workplace Bullying

For more than 75 years, Shannon Medical Center has served the San Angelo area, growing with the community and serving its health care needs.  Our facility is licensed for 400 beds and provides a variety of clinical services to meet each patient's needs. We are the designated Lead Level 3 Trauma Center for the region, have a nationally-recognized Intensive Care Unit, provide critical care to newborns as young as 28 weeks, perform state-of-the-art diagnostics in our radiology department, and provide complete testing and surgical capabilities for the cardiology patient among many more services.

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Shannon Medical Center in San Angelo, TX is not nationally ranked in any specialty.

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