South Nassau Communities Hospital

U.S.A. New York

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Specializes in Critical Care.

Has anybody heard something about working in the South Nassau Communities Hospital? I have an offer from dilysis of this center, so any comments or rumors are very wellcomed!

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Has anybody heard something about working in the South Nassau Communities Hospital? I have an offer from dilysis of this center, so any comments or rumors are very wellcomed!

Well I don't know about working there, but I did have my daughter there 2 yrs ago. It's a beautiful hospital, and the nurses there were extremely pleasant, and I completely enjoyed my time there. It's a shame my new OB doesn't deliver there as I'm expecting my little boy to arrive shortly.

Congratulations on the offer :)

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Ponchie ...

I am a labor and delivery nurse there. Who was your doctor? And to the first poster regarding how the hospital is, give me your email address and I will email you privately.

Reenie

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Ponchie ...

I am a labor and delivery nurse there. Who was your doctor? And to the first poster regarding how the hospital is, give me your email address and I will email you privately.

Reenie

My doctor was Janice Asencio, but she relocated to Boston. :cry:

But I do love my new doctor, just not the new hospital I have to deliver at.

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I LOVED Dr. Ascensio. She moved to Pennsylvania. Last time I saw her she had just had her second baby and was doing a delivery at the hospital 4 days after. She was crazy like that.

Are you a nurse?

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I LOVED Dr. Ascensio. She moved to Pennsylvania. Last time I saw her she had just had her second baby and was doing a delivery at the hospital 4 days after. She was crazy like that.

Are you a nurse?

Lol no not yet... I'm going to start nursing school in the Fall... Maybe you can help me get an externship in Summer 09 with L&D at South Nassau :up::lol2: lol...

She delivered me in October and then I think she had her baby sometime in the next month or so. I loved her too. I felt like she was genuine and really cared about me and my baby. I was so sad to see her go. Shes one of the reasons (along with you nurses there) why I want to go into L&D nursing. But I guess I'll see if I really like it after my clinicals lol

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Where will you be going to school? Are you starting from scratch, or returning to get another degree? This is my 2nd career, I ONLY wanted to do L&D, and I LOVE it. I am so happy doing what I do.

What doctor's do you go to now?

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Where will you be going to school? Are you starting from scratch, or returning to get another degree? This is my 2nd career, I ONLY wanted to do L&D, and I LOVE it. I am so happy doing what I do.

What doctor's do you go to now?

I currently hold a BS in another field, so I'm starting from scratch goin for my ADN first at Saint Vincents Catholic Medical Centers School of Nursing.

I stayed with Dr. Asencios office and now have Dr. Udele Taylor-Randall who took over the practice. But she only delivers at LIJ. I'm going to miss the private room :cry:... the space at South Nassau is incredible!

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I work at SNCH as well - in the ER. It's a nice hospital. I graduate from Nursing school this December and I am seriously considering staying aboard...

Recruitment would be happy to hear this of course - I just wish they would be a little more competitive with the pay scale. I have been comparing salaries from other LI hospitals and SNCH does fall on the low side. What keeps Nurses there? I suppose it is the family-like environment, location etc... I am well aware that salary shouldn't be the sole reason for making a decision - but I do have student loans to repay and Long Island isn't the cheapest place to live.

I constantly recommend SNCH to my classmates.

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wow u didnt graduate yet and ur in the ER? nice.

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They still require new grads to get that obligatory first year of med/surg experience before applying to their ED fellowship. So even though I am there now - I have to leave for a year in order to come back as a nurse.

As much as I hated the thought of that at first - it occured to me that I "won't know JACK" upon graduation. So It will be helpful I suppose...

We'll see...

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that year is going to go by SOOO fast, i LOVE the ER. Congrats! Good luck!

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