Centennial Medical Center Employer Reviews

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2010 to 2012 PARTHENON PAVILLION, CENTENNIAL MEDICAL CENTER – Nashville, TN
Nursing Assistant/ Mental Health Assistant
• Administered patient rounds, notified risk factors, and initiating appropriate safety measures.
• Identified and solved problems and function as a unified team.
• Conducted Mental Health appraisals.
• Remained – more... alert visually to signs of disorder and tension.
• Assisted patients with ADL’s
• Ensured that each patient’s needs are met and exceeded while maintaining the highest degree of dignity.
• Handled uncooperative patients to take vitals, feed, groom, collect specimens and so forth. – less

Challenging work environment; required to be quick thinking and helpful to the surgical team as well as anesthesia (CRNA). Great Inservices to inform staff of changes for productivity

When I worked for this hospital it was new. Change was a daily occurrence as well in turnover of staffing. Management was creating culture based on opinion rather than evidence based.

Very busy. Always on your feet. At the same time was a great learning experience to work there.

Productive Patient Care/ Unit Secretary, loved working with patients and their families.

Many of my coworkers came here from other hospitals where they weren't as happy or well compensated. Mgmt can be frustrating, but pay is competative and my coworkers are great.

Hospital is in need of upgraded equipment, systems and software.

Registered nurse duties when I am in staffing. I also teach many classes.

Forced to perform multiple full time jobs without compensation or assistance. Spending cuts were forced on departments even at the expense of compliance. Patients treated poorly with insufficient nurse to patient ratios.

When I worked at Centennial Medical Center I really liked the people that I worked with when I first started there I looked up patients in Meditech to make sure they only had one Medical Record Number and if they had more than one I had to combine the charts and merge in the computer. I really enjoyed getting up every day and going to work and all of – more... management was good to me. I think the hardest part of the job is when I had to leave Centennial and move to HSC off of Harding Place once they decided that going paperless was the best thing to do It was still HCA we all moved to this new location and prepped,scanned and Indexed charts for all the HCA hospitals in the Nashville and Surrounding Areas once I got to this location I worked there from November 2008 and I was let go in February of 2010. I would really like to work back in Medical Records that was the best Job that I had. – less

I love to feel that I have made a difference in my patients' day, but I also like the feeling knowing that at the end of the day I have given my best.

If you are looking for an employer who cares and has their stuff together work here..
I have nothing negative to say...
I loved it here.

Always feel like management cares about employees. Things are done to keep everyone updated. Good education evailable within or off site. I have worked there through agency and twice full time to now part time and still love my job.

This hospital was the best by far I have ever worked at. I have friends that I still talk to and meet up wtih regularly. The pay was good and the care was great. Team work was great as well.

Great organization, great people and wish I were still there.

I enjoyed my time there. I made lasting frendships with some wonderful people.I will always miss the good times there.

Centennial has been a great experience for me. I relocated a little over a year ago to take a job @ Centennial due to better pay, benefits, and professional management. No hospital is perfect but it's definately been a good move for me. They seem to put patient care first. If you take care of your patients, they will take care of you.