Provincial Health Services Authority (PHSA)
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Great Organization
Very diverse
Opportunities for different positions to be more versatile to organization
flexibility
feel like you are part of a team
definitely not mundane
Opportunities for different positions to be more versatile to organization
flexibility
feel like you are part of a team
definitely not mundane
Points positifs
enjoyed the people i worked with
Points négatifs
different shifts
Experience
I know people who have done his job , Paramedics trained to deep clean ambulances and restock as it describes. It is a stressful job and it is demanding these folks needed the work and were also
part time local Paramedics but we're let go so that they could recruit other people and pay them much less. I would not recommend this job unless you're used to being on your feet all the time. Shameful that they were trained and then they took their jobs away.
Would not recommended based on this alone
part time local Paramedics but we're let go so that they could recruit other people and pay them much less. I would not recommend this job unless you're used to being on your feet all the time. Shameful that they were trained and then they took their jobs away.
Would not recommended based on this alone
Points positifs
If you get benefits they're not that great
Points négatifs
Long hours on your feet cold environment demanding job where you feel like a yo-yo
Fair workplace
Always a busy day but makes you feel productive and fulfilled at the end of the day. Management is excellent. I learned to be organized and managed my time. The co-workers were all helpful and supportive. The hardest part of the job is when the patient is a hard poke and not so cooperative, but I always consider it as a challenge to myself with regards to skills and patient tolerance. The most enjoyable part of this job is when the patient is waiting for you to have their bloodwork done to be discharged.