Pros
It pays better than the local county hospital.
Cons
Let's roll with some stories: 1. Utilities and basic management: The place couldn't keep the lights and water regularly on. Have fun working in the dark! 2. Useless management: I could go on a rant for days about how many people they killed during Covid, but I'll just leave it at this li'l gem. When the 'Nasties' (the National Guard) got called out to help with the Covid-19 pandemic, hospital management couldn't even give them temporary ID badges. Poor guys couldn't even get in the front door, lol - no maps, no EHR access, literally not even a basic briefing. Absolutely pathetic, and the Guardsmen got recalled quickly since they weren't allowed to actually do anything. 3. Stingy: Hey, remember Covid? Remember how much everyone front-line had to bust their rears to help during that mess? Now imagine getting written up because you swiped 'did not receive all 10-minute breaks' ONCE. (plot twist: it was actually literally every shift I worked there) Do yourself a favor and never, EVER work here.