Published Aug 12, 2014
nurseCPOE
10 Posts
Hey All!
My hospital is in the process of converting to CHS ownership. I was wondering if anyone who works for a CHS facility can tell me about the Clinical Ladder program or equivalent at your hospital. Our education department doesn't have any information on it and I'd like know where we are headed (I've been doing our program for a while).
Thanks!
tiredmomof2
45 Posts
My hospital is one of many in the CHS network. I am a new hire and did not hear anything about Clinical Ladder program. What does it involve? Maybe ours is called something different.
classicdame, MSN, EdD
7,255 Posts
Been in a CHS hospital several years now. No clinical ladder.
wilma30RN
15 Posts
I've worked at a couple. Both had clinical ladders.
belle53
1 Post
CHS took over our hospital/clinics about 2 years ago. Morale is low, administrators are unqualified for some of the positions they hold and worse behave childishly! Orientation/training is seriously lacking, equipment needs are not met or they are delayed by weeks for items such as battery packs for laptops, crash cart items, pharmaceuticals for stress, etc. Requirements for online testing/quizzing regarding information that has nothing to do with your job is basically monthly and are time consuming. These are only the tip of the massive issues involved with this nightmare company. They promote a "drone" mentality that leaves patients as unsatisfied as the employees. They are all about the $, yes we all have to earn a living and we'd all like to have a comfortable life but the reason we are in nursing is for patients. Let's face it, nobody goes into nursing for the money, unless your in administration and then your top priority is no longer patient care but the "bottom line" and how much bonus your able to net by skimming costs. That's what CHS likes.