Any HMA nurses???

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Just curious if there are any nurses who work for HMA?

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Just curious if there are any nurses who work for HMA?

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What is HMA?

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What is HMA?

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Specializes in tele, stepdown/PCU, med/surg.
Just curious if there are any nurses who work for HMA?

I work for an HMA facility in Yakima, WA. It is one of only two for profit hospitals in all of WA. Before less than two years ago, all of the hospitals in WA were not-for-profit.

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Specializes in tele, stepdown/PCU, med/surg.
Just curious if there are any nurses who work for HMA?

I work for an HMA facility in Yakima, WA. It is one of only two for profit hospitals in all of WA. Before less than two years ago, all of the hospitals in WA were not-for-profit.

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Just curious if there are any nurses who work for HMA?

Hi,

I am a student extern at Heart of Florida Regional Medical Center in Davenport FL (near Kissimmee/Orlando) which is an HMA facility. They are awesome!

Take Care,

Cheri

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Just curious if there are any nurses who work for HMA?

Hi,

I am a student extern at Heart of Florida Regional Medical Center in Davenport FL (near Kissimmee/Orlando) which is an HMA facility. They are awesome!

Take Care,

Cheri

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Just curious if there are any nurses who work for HMA?

I work for Williamson Memorial Hospital in Williamson, West Virginia..

I have been with this company for 15 years..

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HMA bought our hospital in TN last year. We hate them!!!!

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Specializes in the good and bad kind.

]They are the only game in town here in Poedunk, Nowhere. Unless one wants to drive almost an hour, there are no other options for registered nurses. Most of the employees are good people, but management bites the big one!

I believe the company is in BIG TROUBLE, as top management have been selling their shares over the past few months. They have totally overextended by buying many new "failing" hospitals in the last year and have traditionally had problems recruiting and keeping doctors. Those that stay, are in the area for the lifestyle, not for the quality of practice.

It's an okay place to get that first year or so under your nursing belt. After that run, don't walk to another job.

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