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No. 10
Old Apr 16, 2008, 02:14 PM

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Originally Posted by starcandy View Post
Kati2005, I hear HFH has great orientation program also. Did you feel they did a good job with orientation to SICU?
It was good. We went over a lot of stuff. Especially if you go to SICU. The RNs get classroom time and work on the floor with a preceptor. We went over the Pa catheter, a lot of ACLS stuff..etc. Best part was is that I received 60 CEUs for the critical care orientation. Everyone is very helpful. If you don't understand something, someone is willing to explain it to you.
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No. 11
from CandyGyrl
Old Apr 26, 2008, 11:19 PM

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My Mom works at Beaumont Royal Oak and states that it has been a "pleasure" and would not consider going anywhere else. Considering she had worked at St. Johns for a few years and did some agency nursing at HFH and other local michigan hospitals. She states that Beaumont has completely "spoiled" her and is ruined to work for anyplace else. She is a Charge Nurse and her Supervisor often tells her she is an invaluable nurse asset to their oncology floor in case she is even thinking of a departure. Oh she makes a nice salary. Max pay. in the high 30's rec'g cost of living raises only. Gravy scheduling. Perceptual opinions is based an individuals experience.
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No. 12
Old Apr 26, 2008, 11:24 PM
Updated Apr 26, 2008 at 11:27 PM by TurnLeftSide

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My Mom works at Beaumont Royal Oak and states that it has been a "pleasure" and would not consider going anywhere else. Considering she had worked at St. Johns for a few years and did some agency nursing at HFH and other local michigan hospitals. She states that Beaumont has completely "spoiled" her and is ruined to work for anyplace else. She is a Charge Nurse and her Supervisor often tells her she is an invaluable nurse asset to their oncology floor in case she is even thinking of a departure. Oh she makes a nice salary. Max pay. in the high 30's rec'g cost of living raises only. Gravy scheduling. Perceptual opinions is based an individuals experience.

Well, of course, she's probably been there for years. You really have to in order to be making over 30 bucks an hour. If she had worked on the unit I had worked on while I was at Beaumont for five years, she surely would have ran away.
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No. 13
from CandyGyrl
Old Apr 27, 2008, 11:37 PM

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This will be her 3rd year. I'm sure ICU is a totally different thing altogether.

403-B Beaumont offers too matches and all. Vacation rollovers... she works 12's so on 3 sometimes 2 and off 4. Works 1 weekend out of the month last year she had like a 21-day straight vacation with pay and still had like too many hours left over. I mean some of this stuff is so ridiculous its unbelievable.

I only decided within the last 2 1/2 years to become a Nurse. My ambitions were strictly corporate. Imagine that. I was 23 and working as a Technical Writer at Ford WHQ global support desk. Wearing suits and conducting meetings NO COLLEGE. 6 mos of her working at William Beaumont made me realize I could still interact with people, make good money, work wonderful hours, and still have time plenty of time to spend with my kids. If she had been working at Beaumont when I graduated high school we probably wouldn't be having this thread conversation right now.

But I'm a witness to hefty paychecks, toooo many days off {I think but hey I'll take it} and spoiled grandchildren {my kids} one of whom just returned from a 7 day cruise in Hawaii nbch:.

Everyone has to find the place where they are happiest and it all boils down to individual experience. Furthermore-- my mom is a MSN so that may make a difference. Although she earned that degree so that she could do something more... like open her own Nurse agency, HHC or group home she's so spoiled and unmotivated due to this Beaumont gravy train she's riding I think she's waiting for me to finish so I can give her the old push.

I'm glad you found a place that you can call home. The unit you worked on may have been completely callous and unappreciative of your efforts... you're better off.
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No. 14
Old Apr 28, 2008, 02:57 AM

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This will be her 3rd year. I'm sure ICU is a totally different thing altogether.

403-B Beaumont offers too matches and all. Vacation rollovers... she works 12's so on 3 sometimes 2 and off 4. Works 1 weekend out of the month last year she had like a 21-day straight vacation with pay and still had like too many hours left over. I mean some of this stuff is so ridiculous its unbelievable.

I only decided within the last 2 1/2 years to become a Nurse. My ambitions were strictly corporate. Imagine that. I was 23 and working as a Technical Writer at Ford WHQ global support desk. Wearing suits and conducting meetings NO COLLEGE. 6 mos of her working at William Beaumont made me realize I could still interact with people, make good money, work wonderful hours, and still have time plenty of time to spend with my kids. If she had been working at Beaumont when I graduated high school we probably wouldn't be having this thread conversation right now.

But I'm a witness to hefty paychecks, toooo many days off {I think but hey I'll take it} and spoiled grandchildren {my kids} one of whom just returned from a 7 day cruise in Hawaii nbch:.

Everyone has to find the place where they are happiest and it all boils down to individual experience. Furthermore-- my mom is a MSN so that may make a difference. Although she earned that degree so that she could do something more... like open her own Nurse agency, HHC or group home she's so spoiled and unmotivated due to this Beaumont gravy train she's riding I think she's waiting for me to finish so I can give her the old push.

I'm glad you found a place that you can call home. The unit you worked on may have been completely callous and unappreciative of your efforts... you're better off.
Thats great. Good for her. Henry Ford Hospital has a great benefits package also. She has prior nursing experience, that's why she's making over 30 bucks an hour. And the management sucked on my unit. So no, I won't go back there full time, just contingent. I do have to keep my sanity.
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No. 15
from CandyGyrl
Old Apr 28, 2008, 12:23 PM

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Yes, I was just talking to her this morning and she basically said it has alot to do with your unit/floor, team, management etc. Because some of the hospitals that she came from and hated, there were many who loved them and vice versa she loves Beaumont but there are some {and probably many who hate it}. She was just fortunate enough to have finally found her place like you.
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No. 16
Old Apr 28, 2008, 01:16 PM

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Originally Posted by CandyGyrl View Post
Yes, I was just talking to her this morning and she basically said it has alot to do with your unit/floor, team, management etc. Because some of the hospitals that she came from and hated, there were many who loved them and vice versa she loves Beaumont but there are some {and probably many who hate it}. She was just fortunate enough to have finally found her place like you.
Amen to that. It's very cliquey there too. It is definately the manager of that unit. I'm sorry but I don't see how administration isn't looking into why there is such a high RN turnover.
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No. 17
from CandyGyrl
Old Apr 28, 2008, 07:35 PM

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Cliques... Oh yes. She did say that this was definitely an issue ON DAYS just like High School all over again although she doesn't work days she has collided with them on more than one occassion.. But NIGHTS she claims is a totally different animal... everyone is cool, laid back and looks out for each other just like it ought to be.
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No. 18
Old Apr 28, 2008, 07:38 PM
Updated Apr 28, 2008 at 07:41 PM by TurnLeftSide

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Originally Posted by CandyGyrl View Post
Cliques... Oh yes. She did say that this was definitely an issue ON DAYS just like High School all over again although she doesn't work days she has collided with them on more than one occassion.. But NIGHTS she claims is a totally different animal... everyone is cool, laid back and looks out for each other just like it ought to be.
I do have to say it was like that on the unit I worked on. I worked nights and some of those day shift nurses would give you hell if you didn't finish everything for them, so I gave them hell right back. I don't let anyone intimidate me. Night shifters were a bit more mellow. A lot of stuff changed on that unit and its not so cliquey anymore because a lot of night shift RNs went to days. On my unit at HFH, its not cliquey at all. The environment is very nurturing and the teamwork is great.

Pray for me because I work at Beaumont tomorrow on my old unit and I can just see crap hitting the fan. It's been really heavy with very very sick patients that are needing ICU care but get sent to my unit.
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No. 19
Old Apr 29, 2008, 02:35 PM

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I was recently hired at Royal Oak Beaumont to work for the Endoscopy unit. Can anyone tell me what to expect? This is my first endo experience. I've been a rn for 7 years and have over 6 1/2 years floor nursing experience, including cardiac telemetry. I am also ACLS certified. I can anticipate some differences from floor nursing, but just wondering if anyone had any input, especially concerning this specific hospital. I've worked for St. John (main, on Moross) and St. Joseph (Now Henry Ford, at 19 mi and Garfield). Thanks!
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