Healthcare

Hi. I’ve been an RN for 9 years. From tele to stepdown, maternity L&D to ICU. I now am stepping away from bedside and want to transition to remote work. I really like IT and wanna do informatics. I just don’t… more

I haven't had a regular weekend off in three months. My weekend is currently a random Tuesday and Wednesday when everyone else is at work and nothing is happening. How do you keep from feeling soc… more

Does anyone’s facility actually implement staff suggestions? I’ve submitted five different ideas for improving our workflow, none of which require a budget, and I haven't heard a single word back.… more

Our hospital simplified the EMR login process and somehow made it take three times as long to get into a patient's chart. I now have to use a badge tap, a fingerprint, and a rotating code on my ph… more

Is anyone at your workplace talking about hantavirus? I hope that our emergency response team is making plans but I haven’t heard anything yet. I’m keeping my fingers crossed that this isn’t like the … more

Do you all just wear your scrubs everywhere? I’m just too tired to care what I look like at the bank. I used to be so careful about not being that person in public with scrubs on, but now if I’m not a… more

Has anyone showed up to an interview in scrubs? It's my first in person interview with this company. I went to 4 different stores today and couldn't find a suit, so just asking if scrubs are a… more

🤔 Do you feel comfortable saying no or setting boundaries at work, or does that feel like something you can't or shouldn't do?

My coworker went out on medical leave last week and she keeps texting me about work. I told her we have it handled and not to worry and to focus on her health but she keeps texting me. I value our rel… more

A patient I’ve been treating for months just found me on Instagram and sent a friendly DM that made my stomach drop. It’s nothing inappropriate, but the boundary has been officially crossed and I feel… more

I just had to explain to my five-year-old why I’m sleeping in the middle of the day again and it absolutely broke my heart. She thinks I’m just lazy because she doesn't understand that I spent the… more

Hot take: We need to stop calling it Burnout and start calling it Moral Injury because the system is what’s broken, not us. When you are forced to choose between hospital policy and patient safety eve… more

Has anyone here used AI at work in a way that actually helps you do your job? It keeps being pushed on us to write emails and documents but I find I spend more time correcting it than I would have jus… more

Has anyone here ever struggled with strong headaches that make it impossible to live a normal life? How did you cope with the problem? Did you drink more water? Took some aspirins or saw a specialist?… more

I’m currently interviewing for a Remote Clinical Reviewer job and I’m terrified I’ve forgotten how to be a normal person in an office. After years of communicating in shorthand and gallows humor with … more

Caring for patients can be a daunting task and isnt for everyone hence why companies need to pay properly

Hey guys! I have a Bachelor’s in Public Health and work as a Patient Rep in outpatient imaging. I’ve been applying to jobs but keep getting rejected, so I’m rethinking my career path. I’m interested i… more

What's something about your job that the general public either doesn't know or doesn't understand? For example I work in my hospital's Sleep Disorders Center and most people don't … more

Do people at your workplace have personal items at their desks, like photos or mementos? We are being discouraged from having them because they are “distracting.”

I was wondering if anyone on here works in either Human Resources or Employee Relations. Or know people that do?

When you tell people you work in healthcare, how do they react? I tend to receive comments saying 'oh wow thank you for all you do' or 'that must be tough these days in the NHS'. I fin… more

Does anyone else fill out application after application, and you know you that your resume is well written and you are perfectly capable and qualified for the job and never hear anything back? They sa… more

The head of our department just left this week for another job and I’m having a hard time staying motivated. She was a good leader who listened to me and I’m nervous about starting over with someone n… more

How do you deal with annoying coworkers who think they should tell you how to do your job? I like my coworker but it seems like everyday she’s telling me when to take my lunches, what I should and sho… more

I officially graduated to a PRN role today and the weight that just lifted off my shoulders could power a small city. No more mandatory staff meetings, no more weekend requirements, and no more being … more

Working at Lorian Health has been incredibly rewarding. The culture truly sets it apart , everyone is gracious, supportive, and knowledgeable. It’s an environment that challenges you to grow while pro… more

I caught a doctor entering a verbal order that they forgot to mention during rounds, and now the chart looks like I missed a step. It’s a small change, but it makes me look incompetent and procedurall… more

Working at Myant I learned a great deal about team work, about the future of technology and the vision of the CEO was incredible and truly inspiring. The staff are amazing groups of dedicated professi… more

I’m in rural Ohio making $28/hour and I just found out the new Costco down the street is starting at $26. I spent four years in school and have a national certification, but the unskilled retail secto… more

Love my job as a Registered Nurse Case Manager for Hospice Home Care! If you want a job that is hard but yet rewarding then look no further!

👀 Have you ever been made to feel guilty for using PTO, even when you earned it? What did you do?

Hi! I currently work as an Eligibility Specialist, but there’s a lot of RCM/Billing work within my job. I’m not just verifying/updating insurance info, doing prior auth’s, etc. It’s much to type, but … more

What's one thing that you feel like you don't have in common with your peers at work? It could be good, could be bad, could be neutral. I have been thinking about how we have so many different… more

Caregiving is an deeply impactful experience that balances profound reward with intense emotional and physical exhaustion. It often requires immense patience and resilience, providing comfort and impr… more

I spent my entire lunch break advocating for a patient with an insurance company and I’m more exhausted than if I’d just worked the floor. Dealing with prior authorizations is the most soul-crushing p… more

Some of my coworkers refer to patients as crazy if they are just a little bit difficult or confused and I feel myself wince when it happens lately. Do you ever feel like people you work with could hav… more

I was working for a staffing service contracted to a larger Healthcare company. I was in training still for a couple days and due to not getting paid for 3 weeks (staffing co error with my direct depo… more

I’m pretty sure our Employee Survey isn't actually anonymous because my manager called me out for negative feedback the week after I took it. I was honest about the staffing issues, and suddenly I… more