Kaiser Permanente Southern California

Kaiser Permanente West Los Angeles Medical Center

Wound Care

PCU - Progressive Care Unit

ICU - Intensive Care Unit

Compensation

Culture

Work Environment

Case Management

ED - Emergency Department

Manager

LPN / LVN

Stepdown

Labor and Delivery

Telemetry

OR - Operating Room

Clinic

Dialysis

I’m full time charge here and we love our travelers. We have resources, everyone gets their multiple breaks and we support each other. This is a great place to be

Post Partum

Psychiatric

PACU - Post Anesthesia Care

Interventional Radiology

Allied Health Professional

Surgical Technologist

Monitor Technician

Therapy

Physical Therapist

Histology Technician

Medical Lab Technician

PICU - Pediatric Intensive Care

Home Health

MRI Technologist

Loved working here. The people and culture were good enough to stay for a year. Compensation was excellent. Management was spot on.

Great facility and people

OR Circulate

Anesthesia Technician

NICU - Neonatal Intensive Care

Surgical ICU Stepdown

The staff and support on this unit are unmatched. It's an extremely busy floor, so it's a must. The residents, however, could use a bit more...residency and humbling.

Great Staff/Support

Pediatrics

I went to KWLA for my first travel gig. I was compensated well, but the facility had an awful culture. Lots of power trippers, poor management, and disrespect from leadership. My first day on the floor, the head of patient experience berated me in front of everyone, for what should have been a teachable moment; I had been discharging a patient in the way my prior facility did things, not the “Kaiser way” and she let me have it. Fortunately, there were a few excellent staff members who made the experience better, and my direct leadership was much more pleasant to work for.

First travel experience.

Med Surg / Telemetry

Acute

Ultrasound Technologist

EKG Technician

PreOp / PACU - Post Anesthesia Care

Cardiac PCU - Progressive Care Unit

CVICU

I was there for a ICU Covid crisis assignment and literally floated to other floors 90% of the time. Also management was not very supportive of their travelers at all.

Float 90% of the time

Outpatient Surgery

Some people were great to work with, others had no interest in team work and they were the ones with power as charge and would trash you to management. In pediatrics specifically. Over all wasn’t the worst assignment they trained me in NICU which was cool PICU was what I was hired for and I was floated to peds often for the first 3/4th of my assignment. Schedule was flexible which was nice

Good but some bad eggs

Dialysis Technician

Very rude CNO name Glen. You have to recite the Kp smile at the end of your shift with long lines but not paid. They want you to stick with 730 even if youre basically over time most of time. This facility should be audited by department of labor.

Toxic environment and micromanage by Glen with rude attitde

Definitely not a place I would recommend to work for numerous reasons. The work climate amongst staff is definitely not favorable and management if there is any is not supportive or consistent and some are extremely rude and unprofessional especially on the step down unit. I was on a different unit which is one of the critical care floors and there was very scary mistakes being made that were or could have been extremely detrimental. Not a place I would recommend anybody I know personally to work. Definitely not good for travelers.

After being a nurse for nearly 20 years I can say this is the worst place I’ve been employed. Upper mgmt does not care how unsafe the working conditions are including the health of their nurses, the patient load is so heavy, the aides only take vital signs which take them all shift, their documentation requirements are a joke, there’s never any supplies, etc etc etc.  I stayed 17 hours to take care of a patient because they didn’t have a nurse and he needed upgraded.  I was suppose to go back that night 5 hours later for my shift (after I finished documenting and was able to leave). They told me I wasn’t able to be taken off the schedule instead it would be an unexcused absence and I had to call off…….  So I called off.   I wouldn’t care if they’re giving 5x the salary I would never go back there. Charge nurses fill out mountains of report papers every shift and are not a resource. There are a few good ones that are giving it their all though.

The worst place I’ve ever worked.

The managers are awful and toxic. Watch your back. They treated me like I was a piece of trash. I stood up for myself and I got treated even worse. My coworkers are okay but watch out for the know it all people. They say they will offer you whenever you need help but will questions you when you need help when you ask.

Kaiser Permanente West Los Angeles Medical Center in Los Angeles, CA is not nationally ranked in any specialty.

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Kaiser Permanente West Los Angeles Medical Center (Los Angeles, CA 90034) Los Angeles CA This is a NICU Manager role.
Must have an experience as Manager in Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU)

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Travel Nurse RN - NICU - Neonatal Intensive Care

$5,459/week

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