Pros: the time it took to get there.
Cons: co-workers, management, being mandate to work double shifts
fill cart for delivery, fill medication machines on the floors, mix IV's.
I learned that some places you work are not the best fit for your personality.
AnnaLee – August 24, 2012
I want to thank you for posting the comment that you did. What amazes me is that this hospital is posting a job that is "un-paid". My mother had been a forced laborer (WWII, Poland). She used to say to me, "No one works for free." Clearly this horribly run hospital is nothing shy of a forced labor camp with a bunch of pathetic leaders that feel fear is the way to go. So, so sad, and no matter how bad one needs job, this environment would not be worth it. This is just another black eye on women and how abusive they are towards other women.
– October 11, 2012
To the comment about unpaid labor, welcome to the real world. Unpaid labor, also called an INTERNSHIP is common practice in the year 2012. Its called paying your dues and learning the tools you need to work in a real job.
Brandonito – January 14, 2013
Unfortunately it has become a trend for companies to use interships as free labor. I went to school and paid plenty of dues.