Pros
fair compensation and flexible hours
Cons
I actually started this job as per-diem for additional income. Unfortunately, despite this job looked very attractive initially, I found out that this is very unreliable employer with huge turnover of regular staff and management. The management staff was very unprofessional. Only in 6 month I had 3 different team managers, when the last one had no clinical experience as NP at all! Very soon I found out that this is actually seasonal job-1 week you have jobs 6 weeks after- none. Management tried to make me doing job that I initially didn't sign for and without providing proper orientation. When I had a problem (not even as a result of my fault)-management didn't stand by my side and without making any investigation actually dismissed me from a job, stating that I'm not reliable (!). Just to say that last 7 years I'm working full time at the same place, where I started as RN and later with great recommendations continued as NP. I also worked many years at the same hospital before that. So, to hear word "unreliable" from this "new grad" manager was really funny to me. I believe I was doing a good job for organization-that actually was confirmed by deficiency free audits.