New York Presbyterian

I worked in both the floors helping nurses and in the pharmacy. On the floors, a normal shift starts by doing rounds of the patients and asking them if they needed any help or if there was anything you can provide them with: magazine, water, ice chips, etc. After that I helped the nurses with pap...

It is definitely a very fun and great place to work at. Everyone does try to help one another and provide the best therapy possible but as with all other places there is still a pinch of drama here and there. Our boss is also very caring and accommodating and tries to do everything in his power t...

Well being Lead User of Intelliguard is one of my duties as the Pharmacy Intern at NYP LMH. My manager thought that I was the most appropriate for implementing and educating the staff about the system. In terms of my interview, given that it was 3 years ago, I can't remember exactly what was aske...

I worked in both the floors helping nurses and in the pharmacy. On the floors, a normal shift starts by doing rounds of the patients and asking them if they needed any help or if there was anything you can provide them with: magazine, water, ice chips, etc. After that I helped the nurses with pap...

I can say for sure if you're an active student then you may have to give up your free time. I do work both weekend days and during semesters where i have a day off or 1 class on the weekday I would also work those days. I would say definitely try to balance work and school because it won't help y...

Skill wise, you definitely need good communication skills and a sense of drive. There is no such thing as free time here at the hospital. One thing we hate as interns and techs is seeing someone stand around doing nothing. Again i stressed earlier that each tech is limited to main responsibilitie...

You will need experience in acute care nursing settings, such as in med/surg, cardiac, respiratory and oncology. You also need solid knowledge about infectious disease, lung and cardiac disease. Know the work up involved in septic presentations and underlying causes of presenting symptoms. Your f...