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Cindithenurse

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  1. Hello, I recently moved to a new state and I currently have one year of telemetry experience at a big, busy level 1 trauma hospital. I have had opportunities arise from two different hospitals for somewhat similar positions: Neuro PCU at a similar hospital to where I worked (Level 1 trauma) It's also a brand new unit.Intermediate care floor (not super sure the difference between PCU and intermediate care?) at a small hospital which is a campus of a very closeby somewhat bigger hospital. This is more general medical patients. I already had my interview here (haven't yet for the other position), and while it seemed like a great team with good management, I am a little apprehensive. There is no ICU and no OR at this hospital. So that floor would technically be the highest level of care there? If a patient crashes or needs surgery, they have to be transferred to the main hospital.So, I'm basically just looking for the biggest differences in working at a small vs large hospital, and if anyone has any advice on which I should lean toward. Thanks!

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