Pros
Most of the people you work with are usually nice, friendly, and very helpful. Hard workers in general. I worked in the hospital on the night shift and the nurses and other staff for the most part were nice and very helpful. You get exposed to a lot of different things, so you learn really fast. Most of the time its quiet until 0330am unless you work in the ER than your busy until 0230am. Best shift to work on in my opinion. The pay is great could use a big raise for the amount of work we are expected to do. But the benefits are even better.
Cons
Day shift is not as nice as Night shift. I guess because it's busier and people are just getting up, plus there is always traffic so most staff for the entire hospital are a little grumpy compared to Night shift staff. I loved almost everyone on the Night shift. Everyone except the management team. Our Supervisor was constantly WRONG in everything that she did. She would not take any advice or opinions from any one on her staff unless Dayshift said it was ok. Constantly yelling at us or telling us we did something wrong when she never informed us of any changes. We hardly ever heard from the Manager. But she received many complaints of our Supervisor and did nothing over 10+ years. And they have the oldest and worst point system, ever. You get a point for basically calling out for anything. They don't care if your kid just died, your mom, dad, brother etc. Don't matter if your sick either. And you can only lose 2 points a year.