Pros: the cnas are very helpful
Cons: short breaks, nurses do not work as a team with the techs, pay is terrible for the work required
I have been a CNA with this company now for a couple of months. When discussing my concerns with nurse management about some of the nurses not helping with patient care when they are not involved in other tasks, I only get the story of the nurses have work to do themselves. I injured my wrist moving a patient by myself,but the company has a policy that
– more... requires at least two staff members to be present when moving or turning a patient. Don't understand how Select can have this policy,but do not require the nurses to participate in direct patient care. I've decided to keep my mouth closed about the "lazy nurses" there and do the best that I can for my patients until another opportunity becomes available with another company. I work twelve hour shifts and I become burned out after my first month being employed.There is nothing I have enjoyed about this job. – less