Endo to home health?

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I used to work family practice, currently in endoscopy and I hate it. Interviewed today c a HH company. I think i will like it but need some feedback. Things i hate about endo:Early hours,Unstable work loads, Pts not suited for procedure are done anyway, Being stuck in a dark room all day, Being in room with a few of the awful docs, Micromanagement, Seeing so many Pts I can't remember their names from one min to the next. Thoughts?:)

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I used to work family practice, currently in endoscopy and I hate it. Interviewed today c a HH company. I think i will like it but need some feedback. Things i hate about endo:Early hours,Unstable work loads, Pts not suited for procedure are done anyway, Being stuck in a dark room all day, Being in room with a few of the awful docs, Micromanagement, Seeing so many Pts I can't remember their names from one min to the next. Thoughts?:)

You will love Home Health,make sure you find an agency willing to train you throughly,this will be the tough part. Many are looking for a warm body willing to do visits. there is much more to it than that.

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Any red flags I should look for? What do per visit companies generally pay during orientation etc? I have heard some horror stories but I have good feeling about this company

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I was offered $33 a visit prn, they pay half the rate for "admin time" in training on paper work classes, I am not sure if this is good or not, they claim I will get as many hrs as I want c an offer of full time at 3 mos. Is this okay??? I am in Colorado

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