TUBA CITY, AZ HOSPITAL--need info/advice!!

U.S.A. Arizona

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Any nurses familiar with the hospital in Tuba City, AZ? Any personal work experience there or just hearsay? Is it a good hospital? A good place to work? How's management? Wages (I've got just over 9 years experience)? I understand this is on a reservation. Do the natives treat non-natives okay? I work with a lot of native Americans from a nearby reservation in north-central SD & there's quite a few that don't care much for white people & are often very rude, disrespectful and confrontational. I work in a skilled nursing facility on an advanced Alzheimer's/dementia unit. Unfortunately, it's not just on my unit where this behavior occurs. It's in the general public as well. Anyway, to me, race is irrelevant. I'm asking all this because I'm an RN & my husband and I have been looking at relocating to northern AZ. I was looking for a job with relocation assistance. Came across an ad for the hospital in Tuba City that is offering some sweet perks (relocation assistance, sign-on bonus, student loan repayment, an apartment, free health insurance)...but there's usually a reason for things lIke that so I'm a little nervous about applying! Really tempting though!! We'd likely live in Flagstaff so my husband could get a good job & we'd have a better chance of finding a quality daycare & nice housing. I'd ask to work my 3 12-hr shifts in a row so I could stay in TC those days then go home to my hubby & child. Any thoughts/opinions/suggestions, etc would be greatly appreciated!!!! Thanks in advance! :)

Shannon

Can you tell me the Federal Benefits?

Did they hire new grads?

Can you tell me the Federal Benefits?

Did they hire new grads?

Well, you have good insurance that you can keep for life when you retire. You also get a pension and they have a good 401K. If you live on a reservation, housing is provided. And while your rent is taken out of your check (it's very reasonable), you also claim it on your federal taxes because it is forced housing. Meaning, you have to live in the housing that the hospital provides because you are on a reservation.

Yes, they hire new grads.

Did you still working in Tuba?

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