i am a nurse rn, 10 years icu exp. any good hosp in plano north dallas area to work at ?
Dallas - 3 Answers
People's Answers, Critics, Comments, Opinions :
Answer 1 :
Presby Plano is excellent. My SIL is a head nurse for her department at Baylor Plano and really likes it there as well. The only downside to Plano is very snooty demanding clientele, however in ICU I don't think it would be much of a factor as it is in her department. Stay away from Tenet-owned hospitals, their turnover is high because employee morale is low due to management issues.
Answer 2 :
My sis-in-law works down at Presby Hospital off of Meadow Lane in far North Dallas (which is only 5 or so miles from Plano). She is a Labor & Delivery Nurse, and has been there for pushing 20 yrs now, I bet. I would suggest that you talk with some doctor's offices in the area, and see what the staff says their boss works at and why. They may have some insite as to which hospitals are easier to work with (paperwork and scheduling surgeries). If the same hospital keeps getting repeated with positive claims, then perhaps that is one to look into. Another avenue to entertain is to contact some of the community colleges or universities. If they have a nursing program, then their dean may have some insite as to the way the hospital is managed and open to persons with your background. You might even check into employment with a college or university! The community college I work at has a nursing program, and has positions for instructors come up now & again... Then again, you can always check into working with a group medical practice as their nurse on staff. The smaller group may be more rewarding to you than being lost in a crowd of tons of nurses at a large hospital. Since there are tons of medical facilities in this area, you should have your pick. Best to you! Great career! 062508 5:45
Answer 3 :
plano presby baylor mckinney medical, just google hospitals in and around plano
Dallas - 3 Answers
People's Answers, Critics, Comments, Opinions :
Answer 1 :
Presby Plano is excellent. My SIL is a head nurse for her department at Baylor Plano and really likes it there as well. The only downside to Plano is very snooty demanding clientele, however in ICU I don't think it would be much of a factor as it is in her department. Stay away from Tenet-owned hospitals, their turnover is high because employee morale is low due to management issues.
Answer 2 :
My sis-in-law works down at Presby Hospital off of Meadow Lane in far North Dallas (which is only 5 or so miles from Plano). She is a Labor & Delivery Nurse, and has been there for pushing 20 yrs now, I bet. I would suggest that you talk with some doctor's offices in the area, and see what the staff says their boss works at and why. They may have some insite as to which hospitals are easier to work with (paperwork and scheduling surgeries). If the same hospital keeps getting repeated with positive claims, then perhaps that is one to look into. Another avenue to entertain is to contact some of the community colleges or universities. If they have a nursing program, then their dean may have some insite as to the way the hospital is managed and open to persons with your background. You might even check into employment with a college or university! The community college I work at has a nursing program, and has positions for instructors come up now & again... Then again, you can always check into working with a group medical practice as their nurse on staff. The smaller group may be more rewarding to you than being lost in a crowd of tons of nurses at a large hospital. Since there are tons of medical facilities in this area, you should have your pick. Best to you! Great career! 062508 5:45
Answer 3 :
plano presby baylor mckinney medical, just google hospitals in and around plano
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