Job Satisfaction at Ramsay Health Care

I love my role but wish I wasn't in recovery as much I prefer being I. Anaesthetics

Direct Patient care Medication administration ADLs Care planning Team leading Wound management

Patient / Nurse ratio makes enjoying the job very difficult. It's so transactional because I have to rush off to the next job. Very little time for genuine patient care outside of essential clinical care and very little human interaction for graduate nurse. Without competencies makes job very difficult but no allocated time to do competencies, have to do in own personal time with no pay (grossly unfair).

Icc's and UWSD, Hi flow, medication management, ecgs, cannulation, picc lines, etc

I am happy with my roles

I am a global graduate and work on developing a process to listen to our customers. We call this Voice of the Customer.

EN Looking after patients

Mental healthcare, ward and mental health hospital in-charge, medication administration, risk assessments, patient care,

Consists of set ups, working alongside anaesthetists, cleaning up and restocking

My day to day responsibilities are common nursing tasks.

I am a scrub/scout nurse and despite being a new graduate on the New Graduate Fellowship program, I have not been supported particularly well by the program. There was an initial flurry of training to get my cohort to a "functional" level but after that, we have been basically ignored. Our professional development, skills development and evolution of our nursing practise has been largely left to chance and our own ability to try and make opportunities; none are offered. Consequently my development in this discipline is largely stalled and I don't see a pathway for progression.

Checking medications for surgery - setting up the theatre - checking our setups for the day are correct - trying to find trolley's and fighting people for them - talking with the doctor about the list, if there is anything specific needs. - scrubbing for cases ranging from 15 minutes per case to 10 hours or more depending on what you're doing. - completing a large amount of paperwork. - patient positioning and safety. - taking on new staff and students for teaching. - managing the theatre and running the list. - handing the patient over. This is some of the day to day responsibilities I can think of off the top of my head.

Doing admissions and discharge for patients. Pre and post operative nursing care.

I am a new grad RN, level 2 and a fulltime. My usual shift are PMs, I am an advocate to my pts. I notify the vmo/cmo if there is a problem and my responsibility also is to give meds and give quality care to my pts.

Patient care. Supporting experienced staff

I am a graduate Registered Nurse. Responsible for overseeing the shift, ensuring patients have their needs met and any deterioration escalated to the appropriate level. Responsible for delegation and documentation.

Physiotherapist in rehab

My role as a nurse is to provide care for my patients such as monitoring vital signs providing the right medications that are prescribed. Ensure the wounds are healing well

I am thoroughly enjoying my current role in Responsible Sourcing. I take part in global meetings, create presentations, work with external stakeholder and manage Ramsay's CSR platforms.

Registered nurse Admission Checking Vital signs BSL readings Shaving Cannulation Completing care plans Malnutrition screening Cognition screening Medication administration is