UofL Health

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Acute Care Case Manager

Case Management

University of Louisville Hospital

PCU - Progressive Care Unit

Trauma

Allied Health Professional

CVOR Technologist

Sterile Processing Technician

Med Surg / Telemetry

Compensation

Oncology

Acute

Radiology Technologist

CVICU

Surgical Technologist

Mental Health

Cath Lab Technologist

Electrophysiology Lab

Interventional Radiology Technologist

ED - Emergency Department

I have had the best manager I have ever had here.

ICU - Intensive Care Unit

Cardiac Cath Lab

Medical Lab Technician

I have truly enjoyed my year with U of L and will miss my coworkers and managers. It has been a blessing working with such a great crew.

Great place to work

Nursing assistant

The Cath lab at UofL Hospital is awesome. I love the staff and the doctors are skilled and pleasant to work with. Highly reccomended.

Cath Lab

CT Technologist

Telemetry

Med Surg

Burn ICU

Under paid, some units run without PCA’s, and if you happen to have one good luck getting one that will actually do what they’re supposed to! Management is bad and are more worried about getting things like bedside reports in place than literally anything else! No quality control over documentation, or best practices being consistently used!

Chaotic nightmare

Intermediate Care

Focus mainly on the management and not the patient

Micro management

PACU - Post Anesthesia Care

They have a weekend OR tech that’s a tyrant and disrespectful to travelers. They know it but are unwilling to address it. Weekdays there are fine.

Tyrant coworker

OR - Operating Room

Sketchy location, right in the downtown area. Traveler friendly

Labor and Delivery

All was going fairly well, with no patient/ family complaints, nor any comment from mgmt about charting. Looked up one day and we had so many agency, we were having to pick who got to leave. Next day, I was told my contract — which had just been extended — was terminated. Nothing else from mngt or anyone else. Madness.

Cliques. And cut/ float travelers quick!

LPN / LVN

Maternal - Newborn

Ratios 1:6 or 1:8 if paired with an LPN. Not a safe hospital for you or the patients. I loved the staff I’ve worked with but that is it.

I decided to take a step down job, and I’m normally an icu nurse. It appears on some step down units nurses get immediate post op caths and TAVR patients at a 4:1 ratio and often times slam you with them which in my opinion is a safety issue. Ultrasound is not bedside, weekends are every other and if you call out you have to make up the following weekend no excuses. I often leave work feeling like I couldn’t give the care my patients deserve and the care I’m used to giving.

The organization is not organized, the majority of the staff nurses are nasty to travelers not welcoming environment at all.

Awful, unprofessional. Absolute chaos in which no one knows what they are doing. Bait and switch tactics; will hire you for days then tell you they only have night shift. Run, don’t walk away from this horrid place!

If I could give them negative stars, I would.

Manager

Extremely high turnover. It's really like rolling dice predicting what your experience will be. There are a few amazing people but not enough.

Orientation is Amazing but the Work Environment 👎🏾

University of Louisville Hospital in Louisville, KY is not nationally ranked in any specialty.

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