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Review of ESP Personnel

I've been with ESP for a few years now. In my time...

I've been with ESP for a few years now. In my time here I've worn a few different hats. I started out working with our exsisting hospital clients, and building relationships with new ones. Then I was thrown into the world of our exsisting working nurses (Rn's, techs, Pn's, etc.. not leaving anyone out ), where I had the pleasure of continuing relationships started with senior placement managers and keeping our working nurses happy and still working. Eventually I made it to senior placement manager, and let me tell you, I LOVE MY JOB! Like genuinely enjoy getting up and going to work every day. We are a weird, querky, little company, and you've got to be a little crazy to work here. And I love that the personalities here, are a big part of who we are. The big boss and drive of the company, who I simply call Sir, is someone I have the utmost respect for. Understanding, fair, efficient, and damn right motivational. Aside from that, I think overall, we have a well oil machine of a team. Especially right now, it seems like things are falling right into place. I have read other reviews from people about the phones and email being problematic, TRUE. But lets be real, in such a fast moving world where technology is constantly changing and improving, how do you not run into these issues? Trial and error, with the right people working together to find the best solutions is what makes a team, and company great. Another review I read mentioned drab brown interior I have 2 things to say about that. 1. You're desk and space is what you make of it. I can tell you that my desk is not brown or depressing at all 2. If you're spending your time looking at the walls, this probably isn't the right job for you. Lastly I want to express what I really love most about my job. I LOVE the people I work with, most importantly my Nurse's & Techs. I love the relationships aspect if it all. I speak to most of my nurses daily, even if its just a text, we're really more like family. I work with one nurse who came from another country and had been working in CA at rehab's and skilled nursing facilities for a couple years. She wanted so badly to work in a real acute care hospital, she had all the right training and certifications, but couldn't find a hospital willing to give her a shot without prior acute care experience. After I spoke to her, I went to our resident RN and cofounder of the company and pleaded our case. She saw what I saw and agreed to give her a chance. 3 weeks later she was accepted for a position at Hollywood Presbyterian Hospital. I can't explain how excited I was to make that call letting her know she just landed her dream job. That's just one of many heart warming and rewrding things that makes me LOVE what I do and my job at ESP. Rant over