NOC shift was great. Well supplied.

It was okay. The med tech and 1 other caregiver were pretty nice and helpful for the most part, but the administrator was kind of rude at the start and threatened to send me home because I made it verbally known that I needed help changing a patient with c-diff that was just out of the blue sprung on me. She complained because I wasn’t “fast” enough but when I asked for help nobody came. Beds don’t move/have rails because they are regular beds, so I have a bad back ache from having to transfer so many people so often. EVERYONE gets up out of bed. Which means you have to transfer them BY YOURSELF from bed to chair, chair to toilet x3, and chair to bed which is very physically demanding. Would return but for higher pay.

Home environment. 20+ residents . EVERYONE gets up and is in a wheelchair . 3-11 Duties include : setting dining tables , cleaning dining room and kitchen, washing residents clothes, folding and putting away, putting everyone back to bed after dinner , changing them into pjs, And some showers .

Also for NOC yes you will have a couple people to get up @ 5/6 am and maybe a shower or so but it is NOT HARD. It’s way more chill compared to a SNF environment. The residents have nice home like rooms. I only did two loads of laundry. Just do your job and be respectful you won’t have problems. :)

The administrator is very rude to the patients. Yelled at them and neglected their rights to leave the activity room because everyone is obligated to stay there. She also yelled at the confused patient that was being rude (she’s confused) and placed her in the middle of the hallway away from everyone else.. like a time out. She also forced the pills down the patients who had refused them. She is very toxic and doesn’t deserve the title of administrator