Certified Nursing Assistant (Former Employee), bakersfield ca – May 22, 2012
Pros: wonderful people to work with
Cons: low pay
I worked the night shift, 10pm to 6 am.I Learned alot about myself, and developed strong work ethics. Being on the NOC shift we did not see management much, usually when we came in for meetings ,My co workers, as myself worked as a team .The hardest part of job was when several of my residents had sundowners on same night, thats where teamwork comes – more... in.My residents were the most enjoyable part of my job , they can really pull at your heart strings – less
no mandations to stay over when there has been call in's.
CNA (Current Employee), Foley, AL – May 22, 2012
Pros: flexible schedule.
Cons: favortism is high
I reccomend that only expereinced aides should go work there. This line of work is hard for new CNA'S. I suggest that CNA'S wanting to work here would be benefit from having a second job.
Certified Nursing Assistant (Current Employee), Fresno, CA – May 20, 2012
Cons: very short breaks
The most enjoyable part of my career are the kind and innocent patients. When I'm experiencing a bad personal day, I know I can always go to work knowing the patients will make me smile.
DIRECTOR OF CLINICAL EDUCATION (Current Employee), Tupelo, MS – May 20, 2012
GLC is a place where people care for one another. The nursing staff is a group of dedicated individuals who provide the highest level of care to all patients and residents.
CNA Instructor (Former Employee), Glasgow, WV – May 14, 2012
typical work day would be to have 8 to 10 patients all day and care foods there daily needs .the best part of this job is knowing that your helping someone.
I like to work in health care facility to provide care to peo[ple who need help
nursing assistant (Current Employee), Malden, MA – May 14, 2012
Pros: this is a good place to work
Cons: they don't pay 40 hours
Every day I enjoy working,because, I like when I make my patient feel comfortable. I also like working in team, together we provide the most quality of care.
LVN Charge Nurse (Former Employee), Petaluma, CA – May 14, 2012
Pros: able to get out on time, good cna. very few wounds
Cons: poor management
Great staff of nurses to work with. Large work load. Was given the oppertunity to work as unit manager, which I excelled in. The management team was poor leaving staff without direction.
Director of Dining Services (Current Employee), Slayton, MN – May 9, 2012
Pros: close to home, love my job
Cons: current management, no pay increase to keep up with the cost of living
A typical day at work is very busy. I love the residents! They are the most enjoyable part of the job and the reason I stay there. I'm frustrated with the current management. I feel all are not treated equally. There are favorites.
I really enjoyed working here and would love to work here again in the future.
Certified Nursing Assistant (Former Employee), Napa, CA – May 8, 2012
I learned how to cater to the needs of all 20 of my residents I also learned how to work efficently in a fast pace environment The most enjoyable part of my job was taking care of my residents
Enjoyable place, loved the resident, co-workers, appreciated the RN's that shared the knowledge.
Certified Nursing Assistant (Former Employee), Doylestown, PA – May 8, 2012
Pros: having a second family, the love and laughter.
Cons: the of more enjoyable activities for the elderly.
Typical day was always a joy. This job was actually like having a second home everyone was like family. Here my patient level developed, ability to perdict the next response of individuals came into practice. Co-workers was a challenging experiences but I learn to draw out individual strengths and delegate by them. The hardest part of job was helping – more... family members that have just lost a love one. The most enjoyable part was being able care for someone who needed it, make a difference in someone life, and to bring a smiles everyday patients. – less
Housekeeping (Former Employee), Taylorsville, UT – May 7, 2012
Pros: i got to each for $2 and day
Cons: i didn't get enough hours
I enjoyed working at Golden Living Center. I could work alone just doing what I needed to do. I learned that I can do any job I was given. Management was ok I didn't really see much of them. My co-worker was fun to work with.
Excellent enviroment with knowledgeable, caring staff that thrived on working as a team
Director of Sales and Marketing (Former Employee), PA – May 3, 2012
Pros: always a learning enviroment
Cons: the distance from home
I enjoyed greatly working for this company. Teamwork was the reason why it was such a great experience! There was never a problem "swept under the rug". Every and Any situation was handled with professionalism and by the book on company policy and procedure. I was never left not knowing an anwser to a question, staff either find out or already new the – more... anwser. Honesty is the best policy and I wish everyone I delt with handled themselves in that manner. So now I lead by example. – less
If the management does not like you, you are out the door
Assistant Director of Nursing (Former Employee), Old Bridge, NJ – April 30, 2012
Pros: great co-workers
Cons: stress levels
You would have great co-workers, but horrible management. The top boss does not appreciate your good job and you are never given second chance. They work you to death and expect excelllence for their not so great compensation. One mistake and you are out.
