Hospital Reputations in Phoenix - Page 12
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- May 19, '07 by cardiacRN2006Quote from TANIARN06can you tell me about Tucson Medical Center?
This thread is 12 pages long and about hospitals in Phoenix.
If you want to get responses from people in Tucson, you should start up your own thread. - May 25, '07 by gradnursejessHey! I am about to begin at Banner Baywood in about a month on the telemetry cardiac stepdown unit. Can any one help with some positive and negatives? I am in crisis decision mode!
PS...What is the story with the critical care course? - May 26, '07 by HoozdoQuote from gradnursejessGenerally, there are two types of critical care courses. One is offered at Gateway College. The other is online at put out by the AACN called ECCO.Hey! I am about to begin at Banner Baywood in about a month on the telemetry cardiac stepdown unit. Can any one help with some positive and negatives? I am in crisis decision mode!
PS...What is the story with the critical care course? - Jun 23, '11 by anavlujanOur jobs as nurses is to help heal ALL people, regardless of race, age, sex, immigrant status, sexual orientation, felonies, etc. I am glad you didn't look for a job at PCH. I will be working there and am glad I won't have a person with those ideals working with me
- Jun 23, '11 by anavlujanQuote from KabinThat about sums up Mayo. Like most places they have some real weiners there.
The main thing I didn't like at PCH was the high immigrant patient population. Think I'd be too tempted to call sheriff Joe if I worked there.
My previous comment was directed at this post. - Jun 24, '11 by RainDreamerQuote from anavlujanHaving those ideals would be hard to have working at any hospital in the valley, especially PCH, MMC, St. Joes, etc.Our jobs as nurses is to help heal ALL people, regardless of race, age, sex, immigrant status, sexual orientation, felonies, etc. I am glad you didn't look for a job at PCH. I will be working there and am glad I won't have a person with those ideals working with me

I wouldn't take my child to PCH, but not for those reasons lol. - Jun 24, '11 by KabinQuote from anavlujanOur jobs as nurses is to help heal ALL people, regardless of race, age, sex, immigrant status, sexual orientation, felonies, etc. I am glad you didn't look for a job at PCH. I will be working there and am glad I won't have a person with those ideals working with me

Vlujan, excellent use of hyperbole.
Some more rounded and less idealistically programmed individuals consider health care as a limited resource that needs to be effectively rationed. Fortunately things in AZ have dramatically changed since the days this thread was current. You might become frustrated with AZ.Hoozdo likes this. - Jul 3, '11 by RNinWhitemayo all the way! in the top 100 places to work in forbes and the second best hospital in the us (johns hopkins is the first).