ICU float pool should be listed as hospital wide float pool. They use the ICU float pool to staff the hospital and will not hesitate to put you on a medical surgical floor. They also do not pay any attention to who they place where based on skill set. Some units you are on an island working on your own. I would consider taking a unit based contract but no thanks to any float pool.

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CT Technologist

ED - Emergency Department

Interventional Radiology

As a traveler you have rotating shifts which were very difficult for me personally.

I was float ICU. Not the worst place to work, but I was definitely ready to leave. I thought it would be more fancy because it was Yale. It was just like any other hospital. EP was the worst place though. They work those nurses to death.

YNHH L&D has great staff. The hospital has many travel RNs that pass through, and they have a specific travel orientation to the hospital, in addition to orienting on the floor for 3 shifts. I received all of my requests in my contract, and my requests for the schedule were also honored. The staff is friendly, and welcoming. I had an educator follow me to help me stay compliant. The policies at yale are very strict, and reduce RN autonomy. The relationship between L&D and PP is terrible. Otherwise it’s great. They are rebuilding their unit, and regularly hire travelers. They have residents, several midwife groups, and deliver around 4K babies a year. Very busy teaching hospital. Oh, the cafe is open during night shift, and the amount of good food in the area to order is fantastic. 

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Registered Respiratory Therapist

They are committing wage theft by not paying nurses if they clock no break in the ED (which you never get breaks with a 6:1 patient ratio) and are committing numerous OSHA and labor law violations

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Yale-New Haven Hospital in New Haven, CT is nationally ranked in 9 adult specialties and 8 pediatric specialties.

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