In: Nursing
Susan Jones will finish her bachelor's degree nursing program in
6 weeks. Her preferred clinical area is pediatric oncology, and she
hopes to become a pediatric nurse practitioner one day. Susan has
received two job offers, both from urban hospitals with large
pediatric populations. Because several of her friends are already
employed by these facilities, she asked them for their
thoughts.
"Central Hospital is a good place to work," said one friend. "It is
a dynamic, growing institution, always on the cutting edge of
change. Any new idea that seems promising, Central is the first to
try it. It's an exciting place to work."
"City Hospital is also a good place to work," said her other
friend. "It is a strong, stable institution where traditions are
valued. Any new idea must be carefully evaluated before it is
adapted. It's been a pleasure to work there."
Questions
1. How would the organizational culture of each hospital affect
a new graduate?
2. Which organizational culture do you think would be best for a
new graduate, Central's or City's?
3. Would your answer differ if Susan were an experienced
nurse?
4. What do you need to know about Susan before deciding which
hospital would be best for her?
5. What else would you like to know about the two hospitals?
1.The organization culture can affect a new graduate in the following way
2.It can be best for the new graduate to join the Central hospital because of a chance to learn newer ideas at the earliest .This can build a stronger career in future.
3.If Susan was an experienced nurse she could have joined City hospital because she can analyze any new ideas herself ,request for appropriate changes ,benefits ,drawbacks of the ideas for implementinf the new ideas in practice .
4.Some of the things which has to be known about Susan are
5.Some of the things which has to be known about the organization are