Private practice
Private practice
Doesn’t matter healthcare is to kill ppl not make them better. That is why privately practice is impossible….there might be a man that fears God and does what is right by the patients. I regret I ever worked in this witchcraft profession and am glad I woke up with covid injection to kill people. I warned ppl they didn’t listen now they are dying and realizing I am right.
Private or gov it's no problem, I'm interested for anyone.
Private Practice
I am employed in private practice, but would be interested in remote positions with a hospital, medical center, detention center, or other agency.
Hospital
Health insurance, vision, dental, sick leave and paid vacations… you don’t get that in a private practice, unfortunately.
Private practice
A mixture of both can work well if the company compensates well for the hard work we perform and energy given.
Private practice
I actually don’t prefer either. I like outpatient because that’s where 90% of care is given, but I like staff positions because it’s more stable.
I would say private practice, as never worked in a hospital setting. I do not prefer a hospital setting
At 96 years old private practice suits me in terms of working as much as I want to just keep my hand in something I enjoy doing.
Private practice for more clinical/therapy services. Hospital employment for more case management type services.
Private Practice
Private practice
Private practice for a PhD in Houston Tx
Private practice is the way to go, to have a better control of the income plus the freedom to work independently. After all , hospitals get the bulk of the money, providing very little benefits.
Private Practice
Private Practice
Hospital
Private practice
Definitely private practice. The corporate healthcare system is a soulless bureaucracy that is run by vapid MBA's. The so called religious hospitals such as Mercy Health care are nothing more than a hollow shell of corruption that hides behind a crucifex.
I would love to get back in the hospital, but I became a nurse to spend to the patients every need and be the advocate
Not to sit at a computer for 8 out of 12 hours. That is in no way excellent patient care.
I have worked in both situations and love both. The past 10 years, I have spent mostly in the private practice sector.
Private practice affords the clinician flexibility
however, there are losses (i.e., cancellation) or other challenges (i.e., retirement, sick leave, unemployment disability). If a clinician worked for a hospital, they might receive sick leave, vacation, and retirement.
Private practice is always best, but who will you be accountable to.
Hospital
Hi I am Thafarie and I am a nurse in business or private practice as you will have it believe in Healthcare without borders. Hospitals are for the very sick. Providers such as myself can facilitate wellness in our Private practices.
