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Good manager as well as flexible hrs. I loved working for the lab. Am start shift was very productive. Very supportive in helping new students growing the field with patience and understanding in development of skills.

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I enjoyed my coworkers and job while working at Madera Community Hospital. The job was demanding and fast paced, the hospital itself was a clean and helpful environment. I was given the opportunity for advancement twice while working there.Pros free lunch, opportunity for advancement, benefitsCons demanding schedule More...

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A very good Community Hospital serving a rural, agricultural population. Services include, Emergency Room, Medical Surgical, ICU, and Labor and Delivery as well as a Clinic. Pros Great place for beginning nurse to learn clinical skills.Cons Small hospital, limited room for growth. More...

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This hospital is a teaching hospital and many folks have started their careers here. There are some folks who've been here 20, 25, even 30 years. The people who work here care givers in the best possible way.Pros management works with folks on their schedulesCons Long hours on ones feet More...

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Madera has its charm and will always be a great place to me. That said, the current leadership has a disconnect with the employees, managers, CCs and nurses. They are overworked, underpaid and most importantly under appreciated. The care is very good for patients in general, but the staff has a great deal of turnover due to these issues, coupled with the lack of a ladder pay system, 1% pay increases(less than the annual rise in the cost to live) and little opportunity to advance.Pros Family like atmosphere, good employees, flexibility of scheduleCons Upper management disconnect, poor pay, insulting annual increases, retirement plan. More...

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Madera community is equal work environment , the people are friendly. The management the great . You can transfer and gain experience in different departments. Pros The management is greatCons Heavy labor More...

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It could be better, a lot better we work to hard for the pay , we work to hard for the way we are treated, We are treated like kids and are expected to go hard with no compensation or even a thank you.

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Gave nurses job duties, reports, kept files, prepared in patients rooms, collect charges of items such as aspirin, hygiene products, IV's and so on, and phonesPros Great place for advancementCons long hours

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MCH is a fast paced work environment where you will learn a lot. The team works together well and is very supportive of each other. There is not a lot of room for advancement. More...

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I thoroughly enjoyed working with everyone and liked the culture there until they hired a terrible manager. I could no longer work under the stress she caused me so I moved on.

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The days here are fast paced and you are able to learn a lot, you just don't get paid well for all that you do! It would be a great job if you are just beginning the medical field. Pros nice people to work with, ocassional free lunchesCons you work long and hard with little or no compensation, very small pay, upper management sucks. More...

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When i first started working it was a cold environment and individuals worked alone and for themselves. I was able to turn our shift and area around more team work and family environment and soon everyone wanted to work our shift. I would say in 7 years I worked here was my best work experience of my life. I left cause the raises were at 1% and the new management wanted people with no experience in patient care to care for patience with huge/dangerous issues and I felt unsafe and unsafe for patient. HR at this time was rude and unprofessional was basicly told get with programs do the unsafe stuff or leave so I opted to leave. Coverage is bare minimum always you may get called off if census is low. They will pay for schooling for advancement but you are contracted to work with them. They pay lowest wages in our area.Pros Good coworkers, good benefits, schoolingCons Not enough coverage, low wages More...

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Madera Community hospital has a great working environment with excellent tentative staff dedicated to the safety of all its patients. Working with madera Community Hospital has been a great positive learning experience. More...

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I enjoyed my time at Madera community. I was sad to leave, but happy to begin a new chapter in my life. I hope to potentially one day return to a phlebotomy position back in the medical field.Pros family enviromentCons n/a

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I learn how to manage my time to get the job done , learn new skills and procedures everyday, the hardest part about the job is that we are short staffed.Pros job securityCons short staffed

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Everyone is willing to help each other out. when I was there always felt like I was working with my family. Made several great friends. Always had fun.Cons Low pay

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My time at MCH was a great start to my nursing career thanks to the management that I truly felt helped me to succeed during my time on the Med/Surg/Tele floor. There was always a gaurenteed 30 minute lunch break and two 15 minute breaks during a 12 hour shift. Looking back at this job after having other nursing jobs, this was a low stress but busy environment. More...

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Co-workers are really helpful. Often have potluck at the end of each month to reward each employee for job well done.
Good management and friendly workers.

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The most enjoyable part of work is completeing my task and helping my co-workers as well as making a patient happy during this time in need. ...my job title was a big part of the a patient health I had to make sure I enter the work order correctly n submit in the computer for patients can have their procedures done or get the orders enter.Pros patient care secretarial duties stocking, health care, the hoursCons wanted to work more hours More...

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I have enjoyed managing a wonderful staff of employees. They really care about one other and treat you like family. The supervisors have a great open door policy. Pros Free Lunches for Kitchen Staff. Great Benifits More...

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Enjoyed making decisions on paint colors for rooms and areas of the hospital staff was very polite and easy to work around met alot of different people and patientsPros steady workCons none

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Madera was a good experience, got lots of hands on exp and people that were generally easy to work with. Small environment but a good place to work.

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People are friendly and helpful. Very busy at all hours of service. Conductive learning environment. Stepping stone employment opportunity.

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typically test about 200 specimens.
learned lot new instruments over the years.management is okay but could be better.co workers come and go for some reason. there is no hardest jobs , most are routine every day tests ordered by physicians.Pros small hospital labCons not a updated lab More...

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It is a great learning hospital, The nurses are very friendly and are always willing to lend a helping hand. Doctors are very knowledgeable and helpful. I do not have one bad thing to say about the hospital More...

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working at Madera Community Hospital can be very rewarding but also very challenging. I am very honored to have worked more than 20 years in the Laboratory Department, it can be very stressful because it is a small hospital you are given a lot responsibilities. Pros excellent health careCons staffing shortage More...

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Madera Community Hospital is a great place to work. I work in patient care so my work load is very busy assisting patients and management is great they work with your school schedule and if you have other events to attend. I enjoy my patients because I am there to help my patient with there daily needs.Pros advancementCons we do not get our breaks because of how busy it is. We only get our scheduled breaks when it is slow More...

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basic office responsibilities, friendly faces.
hardest part was having to learning everything for the first time, also fun .

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Working in a hospital is good experience if you want to have a career learning what is around the hospital, get to know new people, help patients with directions and more.

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As a volunteer there are very minimal hospital environment duties. Most of the duties include escorting patients to different areas of the hospital. Volunteers assistant in taking documents to different departments and also lab specimens while following universal precautions. Volunteers answer the phone and document deliveries of flowers.Pros exposure to positive hospital environmentCons limited duties More...

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While I was with Madera I worked with a variety of nationalities. It was fun and I had no problems with the people therePros 10 and 12 hour shifts availableCons lots of wind and dust

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We worked hard but very family friendly. My supervivor was very supportive and informative.Pros great staff.Cons dept shutdown.

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True team effort and compassion towards patients and employees.Pros Flexible schedule

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Duties: Venipunctures, Capillary Punctures, EKG’s, receiving specimens, input information into the computer such as patients name, blood, urine, fecal matter, cross-match for a person that might need blood and drug testing. Pros meeting and trying to make the patients comfortable.Cons the co-workers like to cause problems and don't want to train you correctly. More...

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i loved going to work at the hospital. everybody is very loving excellant place to work for.Pros too much food.Cons short break i wish we had more time

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Job Responsibilities.Nursing assessment, med pass including start IV,gives IVmedication, GT feeding, treatment, Nursing care plan, nursing care, Tec care, giving breathing treatment, Check vital signs with O2 Set, care of Pickling, skin assessment, checklabs, drow labs, input and output, mandatory meetings, documentation, customer service, supervise co-work with CNA and other staff members, and admission and discharge teaching documents give Presentation during mandatory meeting, teamwork with other staff members, passing food tray during breakfast and lunch feeding to patent and help out to CNA. Mother and Baby Responsibilities.Mother of breast milk, teaching how frequently to feed the baby, check vital signs, giving medication like IV and PO to mothers, receiving C-section in OR, check lab results, treatment, attend preeclampsia, attend all classes as a work requirement, interprets for foreign language speaking patients, providing interpreters for patients that do not speak English, attend mandatory meetings, nursing care plan and documentation, help mother fill out birth certificate, customer service, supervise and co-work with CNA and other staff members, and admission and discharge teaching documents.Baby: Assessment of babies, check vital signs, skin assessment for jaundice and other skin problems, check lab results and follow up as a protocol, assess baby during breast feeding, assess latch position, suck and swallow, monitor baby input and output, teach mother how to change diaper and how many diapers should be wet and dirty per day, IV for baby, IV medication, - more... More...

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A typical day at work is arriving on time, finding out which patients you will have that day, get report from the previous aid, introduce yourself to your patient and let them know you will help them through out the day. I have learned alot from working in a hospital enviroment, from different diseases and how it affects the human body, to mental disorders and recovery. The managment is awesome can't ask for a better bunch of people. The hardest part of the job is the occasional loss of life, but that is far out weighed by the recovery of most patients.Pros discounted meals, discounted movie ticketsCons 30 minute lunch More...

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I love working with people and work under pressure makes your day go by so fast I love being able to help others and grwing with the firm. Pros cafeteria in the facility made it nice.Cons sometimes not always getting lunch and breaks More...

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They serve the community well and have a staff second to none!Pros team workCons pay scale could be more competetive.

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