Kaiser

What do you mean the relationship? Where do you live now?

I am a kaiser employee in northern california and will be transferring to southern california.

Does kaiser offer 12 hour shifts?

Of course they do! Most hospitals do. In fact Kaiser in San Fran and Kaiser in Oakland do too.

I don't work as a nurse for Kaiser but I do know they have 12 hour shifts.

12 hour shifts are capped by the CNA contract. Mostly 8 hour shifts at Kaiser.

Studies indicate errors increase after 8 hours. So the majority of shifts at Kaiser in No. Cal. are 8 hour. Thank CNA, for strong patient advocacy.

I have been told that in the ICU's, 12 hour shifts are permissible at Kaiser is this info accurate?

I have been told that in the ICU's, 12 hour shifts are permissible at Kaiser is this info accurate?

Yes, there are 12 hours shift in ICU but there are still 8 hours. SO there are some RN who works 7-3, 3-11 and 11-7. Just worked there doing 12's

Is kaiser in San Francisco hiring any nurses? I checked out their website and i bare see any positions for nurses.

Is kaiser in San Francisco hiring any nurses? I checked out their website and i bare see any positions for nurses.

I work at Kaiser (not as a RN) and they post their jobs including nurses internally first. If no one accepts the positions, then they go to the outside. I know Sacramento has a lot of RN jobs.

Does Kaiser in SF have a hiring freeze?

Is kaiser in SF hiring?

HI

I am interested in learning more about the relationship between Kaiser in LA or SF and it's employees. appreciated

I don't know if this is what you're asking for, but just an fyi anyways:

Kaiser in northern california and Kaiser in southern california are not part of the same system. They're comupters don't even share files for patients. The reason I know this is because my dad had a heart attack last year while we were in LA (he's okay now) and we have northern california Kaiser plans and it caused a lot of problems because they didn't have any of his information and it wasn't the same insurance.

The reason this would affect nurses who work at kaiser is because you can not transfer to a different Kaiser hospital from northern to southern california. Only north to north and south to south.

My mom works for Kaiser (as an advice nurse) and she loves it. They pay thier nurses really well, my mom makes $53/hr. (she has like 30 yrs of experience though)

Kaiser employes also have priority for jobs transferring/vacation time/etc all based on how long they have been working for Kaiser, more than any other hospital. For example, if my mom applied for a different job within kaiser, and then a person applied for that same job who began working at kaiser the day before my mom, out of the two, that other person would get the job because he/she has priority.

I donno if this was the kind of info you were looking for, but I hope it helps anyways.