Episcopal Church Home Employer Reviews

Here i learned the difference in residents illness, between longterm and short term residents. The co-workers was very helpful, In a crisis we pulled together to make the best way to solve any problems. It was more of a family atmosphere,We always worked together. The hardest part of my joy is to see a resident past away and try to comfortthe family – more... the best you can. Overall it was very enjoyable place to work. – less

A typical day at work would always be feeled with excitment. My job was very family oriented. We always had laughs. The management was very nice. When there was a problem they were willing to fix it or resolve it. My co-workers were very helpful, and team players. The hardest part about the job was nothing.

I work in a longterm care setting that has some rehab and pallative care patients. A typical day consists of recieving report and making sure labs were obtained that needed. Next, we obtain our accu checks and pass our own medications to approx. 15 patients. After our med pass, we complete our treatments as directed. Then, we do our seven day and skilled – more... charting that also may include quartly check on our patients that we are assigned to by groups. Throughout the day we communicate with our patients and our State Registered Nursing Assistants so we can better assist our patients needs. When a need arises that needs the doctor's attention too, we notify the doctor and address the need.
The hardest part of my job is loosing patients sometimes. We deal with alot of Pallative care and it is also hard sometimes to help that loved one to see that their loved one is tired and nearing the end of thier life journey.
The most rewarding part of my job is to make my patients smile and tell me that they are glad I'm there. It is also rewarding when I know that my patient is comfortable and my patient family is satisfied with their loved ones care.
The unit I work on for the most part, is a close knit family that loves what we do and management is envolved with patient care as well. – less

The typical day is routine. Management was helpful and supportive, I started my nursing career here and learned a lot. Co-worker were friendly and helpful. The most enjoyable part of the job is you really get to know you residents. I loved working here It's a great place to work,

I have worked here for 9 years. I have watched administration change twice, which prompted my return to school.

Great enviroment and great clinical staff. Very poor organization and communication among management, looking more for and educational director to do new hire orientation and inservices than a management position. Expectations were often unclear and support from upper management was absent.

Put condiments on tables, poured drinks, set tables with salads, cleared dirty dishes, scraped plates and brought them to the dishroom, washed and set tables.

Perform all duties involving patients, such as; dietary, hygiene, and physical wellness