Banner Health reviews

Cog in a machine Mega corporation No involvement of upper management

Management has no clue what it’s doing. They sign on enough people for a shift to make it a decent workload, then float people out so core staff in other units can float out as well. Workloads are heavy. Coworkers have cried over their shift experience several times, including myself. Those who don’t admit to being dead inside. There’s no time for patient care because you have to care for so many patients. Many are leaving this place. I have no problem with hard work, but I’m not interested in being worked to death. It’s not unusual to be assigned 13-17 patients, with several high needs/quarantined patients in the mix, no LNAs scheduled, and the RNs are buried too. Sometime we don’t even have a Charge. And now there’s more useless paperwork to fill in so some mysterious entity can audit your work, tho nobody can tell us who or why. So far, the stack of paper is inches thick, just sitting on a desk.