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pedsnurse12
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At the hospital I am working at as an ICU Nurse Manager, we are trialing a new scheduling software and it is not seeming to be very user-friendly and due to a time crunch on the contract with our current system (Shiftwizard) we are having to quickly try to learn the new system via Teams training session (not in live person) and it is with myself and about 10 other Managers and Dept leaders. We feel very overwhelmed and now 8-10 weeks into this we are ready to bail out. The system we are trialing is through our ADP Time Software - so it is the Advanced Scheduling Platform. Does anyone currently use ADP Advanced Scheduling, and if so, do you like it? Pro's & Con's. Thanks