Medical students asked to fill gap as strike by nurses looms
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- Опубликовано: 18 окт 2024
- For another week, nurses and the Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital administration have yet to reach a contract deal. A strike by the nurses could begin as early as Friday. With a strike looming, Rutgers’ deans sent a request to medical students to volunteer for four-hour morning shifts, serving as support staff during a transition to replacement nurses.
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yes, try running a hospital with no nurses and see what happens.....some humans are completely clueless.
They are a horrible organization
They should have strikes over the mandates during COVID
That’s because Robert wood Johnson is a horrible place to work
Barnabas and RWJ are the same
Crazy how medical job applications with specifying specific certifications, licenses & degrees needed to qualify to be considered as a good applicant.
All of a sudden it's "Oh, we're kidding. Any one that know a little anatomy & physiology can do it.
Everyone is getting burned out.
RWJ is a dumpster fire. I wouldn’t get care there if I were dying.
Good luck .no one cared when teamsters 863 had no contact for 3 years then covid really delayed it ...we still came to to work and bring your shoprite products to stores because we were essential workers
This is typical of corporate America. They don't care who they scree as long as the bottom dollar increases. Profits above all else. St. Barnabas in Livingston, N.J. was an awesome hospital. My four children were born there, and now I wouldn't send my dog there. This, of course, is my personal opinion.
No it’s not