Horizon Health Network Careers and Employment

Working at the hospital gave me a lot of good experience and expertise. The shift work is good, schedule is good. Gained knowledge and widen horizon for myself.

Medical-Surgical Unit BN, RN in Oromocto, NB

on 17 June 2020

Collaborative colleagues and supervisory

Appreciated the expectation for exemplary skills including holistic approach to individual patient and significant others. Collaboration and team approach at all levels and disciplines of healthcare team.

Licensed Practical Nurse in Fredericton, NB

on 4 June 2020

Coworkers make work better

Management marks depend on unit, some are better than others. Pay is average for NB but sad for our profession. Work load also depended on the unit, some units have a higher patient -nurse ratio. The people you work with can be amazing, and the the people you’re working with can be... not so amazing. But then again you usually have your manager on your side.

Licensed Practical Nurse in Fredericton, NB

on 24 February 2020

Teamwork encouraged

Typical day includes report, meeting and assessing patients. Prioritizing tasks and making a game plan to coordinate care. The nursing unit is very much team oriented as it needs to be. The acuity can be very demanding on and therefore team coordination is of utmost importance.

Clinical Research Coordinator (Oncology) in Moncton, NB

on 14 February 2020

Good place to work

Good place to work for, good benefits, it could be better but no complains. Friendly staff and overall good experience. It allows you to have a work personal life

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