Pros
PTO hours available, differentials for night and weekends, good hourly shifts, you can pick the shifts you would will take, staff is overall friendly. Seeing changes in your patient's growth, teaching family and the patient new skills even how to say their name. This job is very self rewarding and encourages me to do more to be the best to see more improvements. Also to help ease families into new situations that can be stressful with out assistance. No specific dress code color in uniforms. Some casual days with work shirts.
Cons
Make sure your paid milage if it is guarentee, minimal PTO occured, if your patient is sick in the hospital and there is no patient to take care of, then your out of pay for the week. Easy to get attached to family, and separate work from your own family.