Presbyterian Healthcare Services

Presbyterian Hospital

Home Health

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Work Environment

Culture

OR - Operating Room

PICU - Pediatric Intensive Care

Med Surg / Telemetry

CVICU

PCU - Progressive Care Unit

LPN / LVN

Clinic

ED - Emergency Department

Surgical ICU Stepdown

Good team work but a few cliques most with travel nurses over the staff, many of the staff are new nurses. Saw travel RNs “eatting the young”

Good team work  little cliquey

ICU - Intensive Care Unit

Telemetry

MICU - Medical Intensive Care Unit

You work hard and it's pretty much non stop there. Staff you work with is amazing though. If you're slow at draws don't go or you'd had better get faster.

Beautiful place, super short staffed

Allied Health Professional

Phlebotomist

Management lacks leadership and the ability to discuss issues with staff, especially traveling staff members. The department expects the therapist to be at work getting your patient assignment ready to take report 30 minutes before the shift and to be off the clock while doing so. If you don’t they will tell you about it and if you still don’t, well, I just leave it at that. If you don’t mind donating 30 minutes three times a week then this place is for you. Happy traveling.

Donating 30 minutes a day

Respiratory Therapist

Case Management

CVOR

Infection Control

Therapy

Physical Therapist

Monitor Technician

Radiology Technologist

Run from this hospital! It was horrible! The staff is the worse!!! They are lazy and treat travelers like garbage!!

Just absolutely horrendous!

Infusion

If I could give zero stars I would. I walked in on a dead patient who had been dead for approx. 2 hours. She was stiff and cold with nearly white gums, the previous nurse reported she was alive and fine. Their staff hated travel nurses and would do anything to make your day hell. There was no help or support. Multiple patients died of preventable deaths due to nursing neglect and lack of care/rounding. Example being, a patient died while in restraints because a nurse laid the patient flat and the patient aspirated. The skill set and competency was exceptionally low. I was reprimanded for a midline dressing I wasn’t able to change, due to the fact the patient was in leather restraints and got out and attempted to attack me (no one came to help me). The unit director stated I was going to give the patient a central line infection. There were many instances where I felt my license was at risk and I begged to leave, until they let me go because I brought to the unit directors attention the incidents that had occurred and how I felt it was an unsafe environment (after being reprimanded). It was disorganized and honestly the worst place I have ever worked.

If you want to lose your license, go here

Presbyterian Hospital in Albuquerque, NM is not nationally ranked in any specialty.

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