Pros
The staff are wonderful to work with, and during my short time here, I feel like I am "one of the family". The other support staff have been extremely helpful during my training, and they are very fun to work with! It has also been wonderful to meet many of the providers and develop relationships with a wide range of people. One of the best parts of the job is getting to work with the many patients and building those relationships. Sometimes giving a patient a smile can make their day, and that is so rewarding. There are many people you see on a weekly or daily basis, and you get to know them even through the small and short interactions. That can make for a very enjoyable and comfortable workplace!
Cons
There are various stressful situations that you may encounter, and it can be difficult to prepare for. However, these situations may be challenging, but they also cause you to grow in your job. Sometimes the workload can be a little overwhelming, but after a few times of experiencing high-workloads, you learn to pace yourself and work through every project and task.