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JPS HEALTH NETWORK- PROGRESSIVE CARE UNIT (PCU)/STEPDOWN

FORT WORTH, TX

Pain Score (Overall Rating)

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3/10

Based on 1 review

Additional Average Ratings

Assessment	Average
Lunch Break Likelihood	4.0/5
Travel Nurse Friendliness	4.0/5
Say in Scheduling	5.0/5
Average Nurse to Patient Ratio	1:3

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✈️ TRAVELER | Contract Dates: 12/2022-06/2023 | Shift: Nights

1/14/2026

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3/10

Pain Score

Assessment	Rating
Lunch Break Likelihood	4/5
Travel Nurse Friendliness	4/5
Say in Scheduling	5/5
Nurse to Patient Ratio	1:3

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I had an overall good experience at this hospital. Ratio was 1:3 on the step down units, sometimes 1:4. I will say at first they very obviously gave travelers the heaviest assignments and floated them constantly (to be expected, I guess) but as I got to know everyone, that stopped. Management was good, they let me do 6 on/8 off and honored schedule requests.They have some cool resources, like a rapid response RN team you can call for advice. Something to be aware of is that this is very much a teaching hospital and you’ll be working with many residents. Absolutely not hating on them, just be aware. Also, the patient population is wild sometimes. You’ll see a lot of psych/homeless/victims of violence/inmates/substance abuse/etc. But I learned so much and would work there full time in a heartbeat if I lived locally. Loved the team. side note: they have some really cool food trucks available… even at night!

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I had an overall good experience at this hospital. Ratio was 1:3 on the step down units, sometimes 1:4. I will say at first they very obviously gave travelers the heaviest assignments and floated them constantly (to be expected, I guess) but as I got to know everyone, that stopped. Management was good, they let me do 6 on/8 off and honored schedule requests.They have some cool resources, like a rapid response RN team you can call for advice. Something to be aware of is that this is very much a teaching hospital and you’ll be working with many residents. Absolutely not hating on them, just be aware. Also, the patient population is wild sometimes. You’ll see a lot of psych/homeless/victims of violence/inmates/substance abuse/etc. But I learned so much and would work there full time in a heartbeat if I lived locally. Loved the team. side note: they have some really cool food trucks available… even at night!