Overall Reviews at Bayshore HealthCare
1.0
Process Technician |
Alden, NY | Mar 30, 2020
Not a good place to work
I would not suggest this company and the medical devices and reprocessing department there to even my enemies.There is no work culture,ethics and safety. Supervisor or team lead are nut cases and lazy to the core, I was never given PPE to work with, had a needle poke then suffered three months. Please if you have a family don't go to that department in Bayshore
4.0
Bayshore solution is a good place to work
Being employed with Bayshore and working with individual clients has given me the greatest opportunity to experience nursing on a whole different I get to work with clients with different health conditions which allows me to build on my knowledge on a continuous basis. I work with people of all ages and als, do respite and palliative care. My job with Bayshore allow me the chance to get to know my clients well and gain understanding into how they feel about themselves and their condition and their family to. Providing clients with empathetic care and respecting their opinion is my ultimate goal as a nurse and through Bayshore, I am able to fulfill that goal on a daily basis as I interact with my clients and families. Although my schedule flatuates sometimes and I loose hours of wor, I am still satisfied with the fact that I can always make a difference in someone’s life even if it means having one client for while before the lost hours are replace. I have a conviction that, nursing should never be about only money but the passion to care for the venerable, the desire to help restore back health and peace of clients and their families, and the love and compassion you to the sick even when they don’t appreciate it. My heart is always gladden when I see the smile of thank you on my clients face.
ProsStaff appreciation day, discounts card for buying scrubs
ConsBreak is not specified due nature of work, no travel allowance for shifts nirses
1.0
The work place was out of order and only certain people really worked.
I really just stuck to myself because i can count on me to get what i know i need done. Most of my coworkers worked but the ones i worked with frequently didn't pull their weight so thats how that job went
ProsExperience
Conscommunication, leadership
5.0
productive and fun workplace
I learn how to have a client to caregiver relationship, the management are very polite and caring. The hardest part of the job for me is learning to cooperate with the clients base on their individual needs
2.0
Prolonged hours with no supports
Joined Bayshore at the beginning of the pandemic. I was hired as manager of clinical practice, during my time at BayShore which was short. I did not receive adequate training and was expected to run the office and supervise staff without ever being properly trained. At the end of my probation I was terminated.
The amount of paper work and staff training was tremendous if you were not properly trained or prepared. When I begged for extra training it wasn’t met and was delayed several times causing further fractions to my performance.
I would not recommend this agency for employment as they are quick to hire, but slow to train, and extremely efficient in terminating employment.
That kind of stress I could well do without.
ProsPaid well with bonuses and a car allowance
ConsLong hours and poor training poor work life balance
5.0
Collaborative and friendly work environment
Supportive management and friendly staff. There are resources to assist when have questions and or concerns. Coworkers are supportive and encourage learning.
4.0
hello
I love working for bayshore becuase I was also to get put on all floors of the hospital and learn so much from the other nurses, however I am only cascual and need full time hours because I have a baby and need more solid work,
Proslearned so much from there
Conscould cancel my shifts, and was only cascual
4.0
Enjoyble workplace with caring management and friendly co-workers
Typical day at work is giving uninterrupted observational care to residents for their safety. Learned how to interact with physically and/or mentally sick people and keep them comfortably while their stay in hospital beds. I had an opportunity to work with hospital and company staff as well. The hardest part of the job is to interact with acute confused and mentally sick patients continuously through out the shift. The most enjoyable part of the job is giving a companionship to patients, which makes them happy and comfortable.
4.0
Promote Bayshore's serious injury progam to the community as well as Case Managed and problemed solved difficult situations.
Bayshore Home Health was a great place to work. My director was supportive and pleasant to work with and provided a positive team environment.
My role was that of a case manager for major funding sources for families. Through networking, educational presentations and conference planning ~ my role was to promote Bayshore's service across Canada.
ProsWonderful team enviroment
ConsRecognition for revenue created through postive case management
5.0
excellent
Great employer, always concerned with my satisfaction and safety on the job. Easy to talk to about my concerns. Provides me with all the tools necessary to do a good job.
4.0
Great company to work for
A typical day was usually fairly busy . I always knew what was on the board and coming up. The company is very supportive, providing education and assistance when needed. There was some issue with casual staff picking up hours when they wanted so part timers would have to share their hours to accommodate. Overall, a great company to work for
ProsGood support and educational opportunities
ConsLong hours occasion
3.0
RPN visiting Nurse
Have learned great time management
Critical thinking skills
Independence
Facilitation of services to support and benefit patients and families. However limited resources due to tight budgets
ProsPatients
Consnon
4.0
Fast Paced, Educational Experience
I worked in a small office, where the 2 members of office staff had to take on the role of many different positions and departments.
I learned a lot about the medical field, as well as office and email etiquette.
The hardest part of this job was the constant restructuring, and no job security.
ProsProfessional
ConsNo job Security
5.0
Good employee benefits
Management staff are very supportive, takes action immediately to whatever issues being brought to their attention. Client support coordinators are working collaboratively with nursing staff that resulted to seamless delivery of service.
