Busy ward environment, varied caseload , Got the opportunity to work in different areas such as stroke, ortho I enjoyed the job as a relatively new therapist at the time,
Administrator (Former Employee) – Chesterfield, Derbyshire – 9 August 2018
Everybody is related in some way or another, the office I worked in consisted of the Manager and her daughter, sister in law, son and son in law. All of which were favoured when it came to the rotas.
On reflection surprised I actually got the job!
The job itself was fab, but very poor management and very clicky.
Administrator (Former Employee) – Chesterfield, Derbyshire – 6 August 2018
Place has a bullying culture and you end up depressed and feeling worthless. Managers couldnt manage their way out of a paper bag. God awful people who are two faced. I called it the snake den, but its more like 1984.
Administrator (Former Employee) – Chesterfield, Derbyshire – 1 July 2018
Horrible place clicky horrible managers. If they don't like you you are bullied which makes you that depressiyou end up leaving. Rest of staff are say things behind your back but make out they are your friends. Some nice staff in othere areas though! Never again!
Staff Nurse Band 5 (Former Employee) – Chesterfield, Derbyshire – 20 January 2018
If you enjoy working in a close community of staff, you'll love this. People are friendly and good place to work. Great new MacMillan centre. Small hospital, and small variety of specialist areas.
Health Care Assistant (Current Employee) – Medical – 22 December 2017
Having worked here for 3 years I am now looking for a new job as I find working here stressful and physically draining. Management aren't supportive and they think a Christmas bonus of a £3 cafe voucher acceptable.
No good for young people wanting to get on. All good at giving out training and getting you the qualifications but then it's a case of wait for someone to die in order to get promotion.
Healthcare assistant (Former Employee) – Wards – 21 June 2017
Wards are very busy . Usually not enough staff to deal with patients that are too big for one healthcare to deel with and all them confused ones. Managers just want you yo tell them how great it is to work there not interested in dealing with problems. Bullying going on but depends who you are weather you get listened to.
Pros
Nhs pension
Cons
Rubbish bosses Horrible people's to work with very herd work
Physiotherapy Student (Former Employee) – Chesterfield – 21 March 2017
It is a great opportunity to learn from some of the best Physiotherapists and develop personal and professional skills. It is a highly proactive work place and provides an excellent platform for career growth.
Managing Estates and Facilities Compliance developing, reviewing and monitoring systems and implementing new ways of working. Undertaking audits of systems, policies and procedures to ensure that systems are fit for purpose and meet the requirements necessary to ensure statutory compliance is achieved. Driving continuous improvement within the department at all times. Working as part of the compliance team reporting any compliance issues and findings direct to the Compliance Manager.
Whilst undertaking this post I am currently still acting as Systems Manager/Administrator and overseeing duties of the Administration & Helpdesk/Office Manager role due to a gap in recruitment, reviewing all office systems and ways of working from a compliance point of view.