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very small facility everyone knows your name
Certified Phlebotomist (Former Employee), Seaford, DE – February 20, 2013
Pros: very personable
Cons: no room for growth, would be grandfathered into salary
Loved working here was my first hospital working at. Was an intern, received my training here, then was hired a few weeks in of my internship. I learned a lot here. Would come in 5 am do morning rounds then come downstairs and draw blood in outpatients or work inside the lab answering phones and processing specimens. My co-workers had been there for – more... years, some had started the year I was born, so I had to go earn their trust and respect. Went through a "hazing" phase for the first year. Wasn't even sure I was going to stay. Everyone outside of my department loved me right of way and soon my immediate co-workers did too. I began training any new hires, and moved up the ranks. Management changed a lot when I worked there at one time we didn't have a laboratory director for 6 months and we were able to work together. This was a very small private hospital, after a while you would know all of the employees names. There wasn't much room for growth. You were a phlebotomist that's it, after a few years you reached a salary that was "maxed out" and you would be "grandfathered" in to that salary. I loved the job but I was driving almost an hour to get there, and would go a year and only get a 30 cent raise based on your eval. And 40 cent would be the highest you could get. I love the people I worked with, I loved the patients, I loved the job. – less
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Easy to get along with and a team player
PROFESSIONAL MEDICAL ASSISTANT (Current Employee), Seaford, DE – November 13, 2012
Pros: able to float from office to office and obtain knowledge from each office
Cons: health insurance
My days very from day to day being that I am a floater and I move from office to office and trained to work as a MOA and MA my job can be exciting as well as a learning experience. In the network I work with 74 employess, from P&E, to Family Practice, Internal Medicine, OBGYN, PEDs, and Surgery. I learn a lot while on my job, due to the float position – more... that I have I am able to absorbe a lot of information and see a lot. My co-workers are wonderful, they are willing to help me and answer any and every question that I may have. They seem to enjoy my company and my help. I can't think of one thing that is hard about my job, I love what I do and I enjoy being able to float through out the network working with different people and seeing differnent patients everyday. I'm ready everyday to learn something new. – less
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Do yourself a favor and steer clear of NMH.
Registration clerk/Switchboard operator (Former Employee), Seaford, DE – November 13, 2012
Pros: great co-workers, decent health insurance
Cons: unprofessional management, 10 cent yearly raises, no opportunities for advancement
Worked there for almost seven years. Loved all my co-workers dearly and had great times with them, but inept management totally ruined what could have been a good working experience. Employees in my department were micromanaged to death and spoken to inappropriately almost daily. Multiple employees reported these incidents to HR and nothing was done – more... about it. Well, actually, something was done because you will notice my review says that I'm a "former" employee. – less
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Good company to work with
PCU RN (Current Employee), PCU – October 10, 2012
Pros: good place to work
Cons: long drive
Love my job and the people I work with. Management is fair but firm. Hardest part is the travel.
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HBOT/CNA/Safety Officer (Former Employee), Seaford, DE – September 19, 2012
Pros: pros: i meant some truly wonderful people that are still in my life
Cons: cons: not much time for lunch and breaks
Inspection of equipment, patient care, patient safety.
I learned how to treat a patient with care and dignity.
The management team has trouble respecting persons of lower grade in the work environment.
The hardest part of the job was that it was not full filling in my career goal.
The most enjoyable part of the job was taking care of patients and loving – more... them and making them smile. – less
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lowest paying hospital on the shore.Very much tavortisium in the dept.
Cooked food for the patients/ Prep- cook (Former Employee), seaford del. – September 9, 2012
Pros: benefits
Cons: poor management
I loved my job but management was very poor. Kitchen full of women & thats when things get very catty!!!
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BAD!!!
Staff RN in Emergency Department (Former Employee), United States – August 7, 2012
Cons: overall very bad experience as an rn
This company allows bullying and gossip with no ramifications to the perpetrators. Bad experience working there!!
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Long – November 14, 2012

I have worked at four major Er's in my lifetime and this old school ER is the worst I ever saw. The ED director would make up new rules daily and email/text them then write you up for doing what she asked. Back stabbing non stop, making fun of patients, staff was good though but director knows nothing about ED operations- I know because I ran a ER for seven years. If they got a new director and removed her pawns she would place in positions to help her then the ER would not be bad. DR's are 100% top notch and rest of NMH is great but they need to fire her big rear and fix it before it goes down hill any more. Ever DR's and PA's do not know what she is doing-LOL...NMH fix it before it is to late.

About Nanticoke Memorial Hospital

Nanticoke Memorial Hospital is a not-for-profit, community-owned hospital dedicated to providing quality healthcare to the residents – Read more