Union calls Halifax hospital emergency department "revolving door" of staff

Union calls Halifax hospital emergency department ‘revolving door’ of staff in letter

The characterization is contained in a letter sent last week by Nova Scotia Government and General Employees Union president Sandra Mullen to the CEO of Nova Scotia’s health authority Karen Oldfield

Union calls Halifax hospital emergency department ‘revolving door’ of staff - Halifax

As pressure continues to mount on hospital emergency rooms in Nova Scotia, staffing levels at a major Halifax emergency department are being described as a 'revolving door.'

Union calls Halifax hospital emergency department "revolving door" of staff

HALIFAX — The union for health workers and nurses at a major Halifax hospital emergency department describes its staffing as a “revolving door” of junior and inexperienced employees.

Union calls Halifax hospital emergency department "revolving door" of staff

HALIFAX — The union for health workers and nurses at a major Halifax hospital emergency department describes its staffing as a “revolving door” of junior and inexperienced employees.

Union calls Halifax hospital emergency department "revolving door" of staff

HALIFAX — The union for health workers and nurses at a major Halifax hospital emergency department describes its staffing as a “revolving door” of junior and inexperienced employees.

Union calls Halifax hospital emergency department "revolving door" of staff

HALIFAX — The union for health workers and nurses at a major Halifax hospital emergency department describes its staffing as a “revolving door” of junior and inexperienced employees.