Riverview Hospital-anyone work there?

mindyk04 · Jun 15, 2006

Hi Jazzie,

I do not live in Noblesville, well yet, but my brother does and he says that it is not a good hospital. I am not sure why, but I think it is old and possibly run-down. I am not positive, but just thought I'd share those thoughts with you. :nurse:

HARRN2b · Jun 16, 2006

It is actually a new hospital. Old, but have added on considerably. HOWEVER, they are always advertising in the paper. Not a good sign to me. Plus, the nurses I know say they do not want to work there.

dawn1971 · Sep 10, 2006

I'm will graduate in May and left a message on the recruiter's voicemail, trying to get a little info, as I live in Noblesville. That was two weeks ago and no one ever called me back. Hhhmmm, and they wonder why so many nurses go to work in Indianapolis.... :rolleyes:

new_mom26 · Sep 22, 2006

My 75 year old dad was at riverview for physical therapy in their transitional care unit.. They took my dad off of his parkinson's medication and also sent him home with pnuemonia.. Three days after he was discharged from riverview he went back into the hospital (this time in Indy).. The only thing I can say is I'm sooo glad that I called my dad's neurologist to verify his medicine changed b/c it turns out that he did not order him to d/c it.. The neurologist said that his parkinson's medicine is one that you can't skip or miss a dose or just stop taking suddenly.. So, now I will never go near riverview hospital..

IUNRSINGSTDNT · Feb 5, 2009

This makes me nervous. I just got hired as a CNA/SNE at Riverview.

familychick, BSN · Feb 14, 2009

I worked there for a minute. Well, o.k., for a few months. I worked in the Med-surg area and hated it. It would have been great if there was enough staff. They don't have enough techs and the nurses have too many patients. I just didn't feel like I was giving safe quality care.

I work in prison now and looove it. This is the most fun and interesting job I've ever had.