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Labor and Delivery

Med Surg / Telemetry

Allied Health Professional

Sterile Processing Technician

Clinic

LPN / LVN

ED - Emergency Department

PICU - Pediatric Intensive Care

CT Technologist

Acute

Certified Surgical Technologist

Med Surg

Infusion

Surgical Technologist

Non-Healthcare

Clerical

The doctors are wonderful. Patients are well mannered and not spoiled and demanding. The unit where I worked has an extremely hectic schedule.

Endoscopy

MICU - Medical Intensive Care Unit

Pediatrics ER - Emergency Room

Excellent Experience!!!

Intermediate Care

CVOR

Physician Assistant

Hospitalist

When I was here, almost half the unit was travelers. It was a great unit with a 3:1 ratio, occasionally 4:1 (this was rotated pretty fairly amongst the staff). I was able to pick up as much OT as I wanted. Floating occurred, but only to other once units in the hospital, so I didn’t mind, plus that was how I got lots of OT. One of the units I floated to was a little cliquey, but there was no animosity between staff and travelers. The management was great too. Charge nurses were mostly helpful. As for being in Baltimore, I didn’t find it to be too bad. Obviously, when the sun sets, be mindful of where you’re at, but I lived downtown and rode scooters everywhere. I did not have a car the whole time I was there. I would absolutely go back to this unit again.

Great unit & management

Oncology

Pediatrics

Registered Respiratory Therapist

Nurse Practitioner

Critical Care/Intensive Care

PCU - Progressive Care Unit

CCU - Coronary Care

ICU - Intensive Care Unit

NICU - Neonatal Intensive Care

Psychiatric

ACNO - Assistant Chief Nursing Officer

Long Term Care

Over 30 years experience in hospital staff and facility management and Hospice experience Allso home health.

Ambulatory Care

Great staff. Very friendly to travelers. Would renew again if I wasn’t homesick!

Great work environment with SUPPORT STAFF!

Perioperative

Such an organized hospital, has every resource possible, clean, every supply was well stocked and equipment was new & up to date. Never had more than 3 patients in peds inpatient.

OR - Operating Room

RDN - Registered Dietitian Nutritionist

Radiology Technician

Telemetry

Johns Hopkins is great for promoting education, diversity, and networking. However, the compensation for PCT’s and RN’s staff is horrible.

Patient Care Technician

Ok. Tough city. Low pay for cost of living. Pretty dangerous. NO STAFF.

Hematology / Oncology

CVICU

It really depends on the floor you’re on. I hated the first floor I was on as a traveler. They hated travelers, very unwelcoming, bitter, catty younger new grads who think they know everything with only 1 year of experience just because they went to Hopkins nursing school. Almost sorority like culture on this younger floor, nurse bullying, aweful experience there. Then, I changed floors after 3 months and totally opposite experience. Great people, teamwork, respectful, almost like a family very helpful and receptive to questions so I think it just depends on the floor there.

Good and bad

If you’re assigned to Weinberg, you will be taking a lot of call.  The majority of the call is given to the travelers.  Hopefully they have changed this….

Call Call Call

Lactation RN

PACU - Post Anesthesia Care

Pediatric PCU - Progressive Care Unit

Radiology Technologist

Maternal - Newborn

Cytotechnologist

Neuro ICU is essentially a PACU: you will be transferring both patients and post-oping two more later that day, every day. It’s not a hard job it’s just incredibly unfulfilling. Really easy actually. The techs do everything from I/Os to labs to trach care. But there’s a clear divide between staff and travelers (at least from the charge/mgmt’s perspective), and you will get called in on a Friday night just to sit on one patient while the two team leads online shop.

Neuro ICU

Home Health

Medical Technologist

The medicine of Hopkins has the potential to be unmatched. The reality is that every aspect of the hospital (especially nursing admin) do not meet those same standards

My preceptor threw me under the bus because she clashed with me and I lost my contract. I had another preceptor when she was gone and he was great, but the damage was already done.

Terrible preceptor

Worked as a travel CM in the ED. The mangers( all) do not care about their employees. They will stab you in the back without a cause

Never again

Case Management

Vascular Access

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