what's wrong with HCA hospitals?

Things may get better with HCA. The CNO over Research is a very good nurse and administrator. She is the type that will actually listen, and she is not afraid to jump in when someone is in need. Before Baptist closed she was the CNO there and she was very good at her job. So things may begin to turn around. There is a pain management clinic on the Research Brookside Campus. The best thing you can do is to take the tuition waiver, it will make a huge difference in your financial status. When I took the waiver I kept saying that I would only stay for two years, next thing I know it was four years later. Take the money, hang in there, and move on in two years.

HCA hospitals are all about making a profit, and not in patient care. I worked for HCA for three years, and I'm hoping I won't have to work for them ever again. They don't really care about staffing issues. They are only interested in how much money they can make.