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MRI Technologist

LPN / LVN

ED - Emergency Department

Maternal - Newborn

Acute

Telehealth

Skilled Nursing

Non-Healthcare

Clerical

Family Practice

Social Work

Social Worker

Pharmacy Technician

Radiology Technologist

Rehabilitation

PICU - Pediatric Intensive Care

Medical Assistant

MICU - Medical Intensive Care Unit

Patient Care Tech

Float

Post Partum

Long Term Care

Certified Surgical Technologist

Vascular Access

Med Surg

EKG Technician

Telemetry

OR - Operating Room

Dialysis Technician

Therapy

Mental Health

ICU - Intensive Care Unit

Oncology

NICU - Neonatal Intensive Care

Culture

Compensation

Work Environment

Telemetry PCU - Progressive Care Unit

Acute Care

CVICU

Med Surg / Telemetry

Behavioral Health

RDN - Registered Dietitian Nutritionist

PCU - Progressive Care Unit

Labor and Delivery

Sterile Processing Technician

Clinic

CT Technologist

Correctional

Infusion

Surgical Technologist

The doctors are wonderful. Patients are well mannered and not spoiled and demanding. The unit where I worked has an extremely hectic schedule.

Endoscopy

Pediatrics ER - Emergency Room

Excellent Experience!!!

CVOR

When I was here, almost half the unit was travelers. It was a great unit with a 3:1 ratio, occasionally 4:1 (this was rotated pretty fairly amongst the staff). I was able to pick up as much OT as I wanted. Floating occurred, but only to other once units in the hospital, so I didn’t mind, plus that was how I got lots of OT. One of the units I floated to was a little cliquey, but there was no animosity between staff and travelers. The management was great too. Charge nurses were mostly helpful. As for being in Baltimore, I didn’t find it to be too bad. Obviously, when the sun sets, be mindful of where you’re at, but I lived downtown and rode scooters everywhere. I did not have a car the whole time I was there. I would absolutely go back to this unit again.

Great unit & management

Pediatrics

Registered Respiratory Therapist

Nurse Practitioner

Critical Care/Intensive Care

CCU - Coronary Care

ACNO - Assistant Chief Nursing Officer

Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore, MD is nationally ranked in 15 adult specialties and 10 pediatric specialties.

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