Work schedules, nights, weekends, holidays?

In my facility I am required to work Mon-Fri 7 am -3 pm. No weekends - only if I chose to do so- I am given the opportunity to flex my schedule as I see fit but only to work 75 hrs in a 2 week period. No overtime !! Holidays are a BIG NO-NO as it is double time and a half - toooo much $$$$.
When it comes to State- I am willing and want to be here when they come in and when they leave as I would sit home and wonder what they are homing in on at this time- and that way I can defend myself when asked.

I, too, work Mon-Fri, hours are pretty flexible (a GREAT + in my job!), and no weekends, holidays, on-call, or supervisory coverage. The DOH was in recently and though they came on my day off, I didn't get called in. But when I'm working and DOH is in, I stay till they go for the day and then help management and administration with the DOH's findings and find what is needed that DOH requests. That can be a long day, from 7am to 7-8pm.

When I was the PPS MDS coordinator, I worked Monday through Friday from 8-4 or 9-5. I did not work weekends or holidays. I was,however, expected to never take time off near month's end so the billing could get out. Since I am big on TEAM, of course I was there for the entire survey.

I work M-F 8-4:30, no weekends or Holidays. I am salary, so I am expected to stay as all department heads are until after the state leaves each day, and we have had our department head meeting about what the state looked at. I will be called in if they come and I am off, and they have been known to call the departments who are on vacation also. I also am on call every 5th weekend, and have had to come in on the weekend as supervisor. Again becasue I am salary, am paid nothing extra. If a nurse is needed to do floor things I will also be asked, such as body audits, assessments for falls etc, and to supervise in the dinning rooms or 4-7 supervision when no one else is availble. This is the worse part of my job, I am pulled for everything else, told it is team work, but no team is behind me when I am here late at night, doing my MDS's

Am thinking of becoming a Mortician! LOL

Don't you just love the "team player" expectation? We get that thrown our way a lot, too.

actually I find survey time to be quite educational and each one prepares me for the next so I enjoy being there for the entire survey (for pay of course..)

I have only been here a couple of weeks, but right now call is every 8 weekends, from 3pm fri to 7am monday

I work 8-430 mon-fri. I am on call 2-3 days per month and every 6th weekend. I also teach CPR 1-3 times per month. I do weekend manager 3-4 times per year. When state is here for any reason, I and all dept heads have to stay until they leave. I am salaried. I also have to cover the medicare nurse position when she is absent. I also answer questions, give insulin shots, etc out on the floor when needed, and of course, respond to every code!