Sunrise Hospital Employer Reviews

I found this a very difficulty place to work. Management was hardcore and unforgiving over very small issues. If you like micromanagement, this is your place to work. Nurses were not recognized as being professional. Very stressful place to work.

Work in the warehouse and i love my job so much. I did everything that needed to be done so i can get my work done.

I worked in the ER. Management there are Clueless, lazy, Self centered, know-it-alls. Although i have learned alot, backstabbing, eye-gauging, talking behind your back, people that would throw you to the wolves the first instance they could. The doctors are fantastic!!! but the Nurses are Lazy and only care about their check. They are rude, obnoxious – more... and demanding. I felt sorry for hundreds of patients that came to that hospital. They deserve better. Better Care, Better Compassion, Better bedside manner. I thought they were the best hospital in Nevada... Yeah Right!!! They couldn't be farther from the truth. The building is disgusting, dangerous. Nurses leave medication lying around all over the place, Patient information is left all over the place which is a violation. I couldn't be more dissappointed to state that i was an employee there. OH DON'T SUPPORT THE UNION!!! THEY DON'T DEFEND YOU WHEN YOU NEED THEM. Biggest waste of money i've ever spent. Wish i could get it all back the way i was treated. – less

no one has a voice. it felt like the higher ups did not care about their employees

I used to work days during my entire career in Sunrise Hospital. Start my work getting the reports of the patients that I would serve that day from the night nurse.Greeting the patients as I enter the their rooms and see some pf them smiile thru `their pains gives booze to continue my days work. My best knowledge in starting an I,V. and helping my co-workers – more... to who finds it difficult to do was one of the best moments in my days work.Typical days work was very busy and from 7.00 a.m tp 7.10.p.m time flies with all the work. Taking Doctors' orders, checking and giving the correct medicine on time to the patients and make sure that they are comfortable was my main aim at work, My co-workers ( most of them were females) were very pleasant and most of them really respect for my knowledge and ny seniority.The hardest part of the job was to see a patient loosing his or her life and also to see the young generation loose their lives taking overdose.But I have to hide my personal feelings and get on with my job as well as expected from me. The most enjoyable time is to see a patients go home fully recovered and thanking me for my job well done. And also when their relatives appreciate my hard work to make the patient happy.The management was always happy with with my work and appreciate the way I work in timely manner, – less

My day began with a 5 minute hand scrub followed by reviews the board for my case line up for the day, I would then pull the first case cart and pick proper suture and gown and gloves for the OR team member. Set up the room for surgery. As what i learned is to follow all health codes and always put the patient first. Maintain your sterile field and – more... communicate with the OR team. The hardest part of the job is for myself is trying to learn ever surgeons little special tweaks. The most enjoyable for myself is helping other and being part of a team and forever learning about the human body. – less

coworkers were nice and helpful for the most part. fairly nice clean place to work. management very inflexible and if you are friends with them you never have to worry about getting disciplined for anything you do wrong but if you are not part of their click then you are subjected to suspension, and or termination for the same infractions that thier – more... friends are guilty of. Have seen people terminated after 25+ years of employment using the excuse of cutbacks. The management only wanted to cut the payroll budget by getting rid of the higher payed employees while at the same time accepting bonuses and trips etc. for doing this. I have personally witnessed an ICU charge nurse who was absent more than 100 times in a year and a half retain her position while others who called in 8 or 9 times in 1 year were terminated. On what planet is that fairness? I have witnessed many more instances of favoritism to many to state here. – less

I was there for 12 years. I was the lead-aide for food and nutrition patient services. Every year the employees in my department would say "It can't get any worse." Every year it got worse. Management were office managers. Supervisors worked the floor. Sodexo came in and fired all 8 supervisors, so then no one was watching what was going on. Hard to – more... see what is happening sitting in a office. Basic food handling policies not followed. Most management M-F until 4 pm. After that they were leaving me in charge to deal with the problems happening. This year were lay offs. I was told my position was cut but i could be a trayline employee position and bump someone. I asked "So who will be in charge without a manager there?" Guess what! Still me! Now I'm gone and heaven help the patients. There is no way they wont know who this is. – less

Working nights was fast paced, the patient load varied depending on which area you worked in. I learned everyday as it is in nursing. I loved everyone I worked with they were all team players and we always assisted each other when needed.

This company was owned and run by a personal friend who gave opportunities to her nurse friend/colleagues to assist her in her case management company.

Fast pace and very productive work environment. One of the things i have learned while working here is to have a better communication skills among coworkers. In management they are approchable if you need to speak to them. Leaving the job where I made very good relations with all coworkers. The opportunity to have participated with great coworkers.

a typical work day there is 12 hr nights and ive learned that patients need supervision sometimes to keep them safe. i dont really know anything about management and my co-workers make my job fun. the hardest part of the job is trying to help a combative patient and the most enjoyable part about my job is that i get to help people

The most enjoyable part of my job is helping other people get what they need. Its usually not a difficult request.

Overall a decent place to work. I enjoyed my time there for the most part. The worst part was just the area the place was in. Too close to the strip so there was a lot of bad people that came to visit.