The Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore, Maryland
General Information
Baltimore Maryland 21287
1003 Beds
Level I Trauma Center
Level I Pediatric Trauma Center
Level IV NICU
Charting System
Epic
Scrub color worn by Nurses
OB
N/A
General
Navy Blue
OR
N/A
Hospital Description
What about nursing? You might ask, as there is a nursing school that was also founded around the same time as the school of medicine. In the 1930’s nursing students reported that they were “on duty” for 56 hours a week with only one shopping day a year. And until 1942, it was forbidden for nursing students to be married. The nursing school was closed and then at one point restarted at Johns Hopkins University where approximately 1,200 students enroll in graduate, doctorate and post doctorate programs.
So let’s get to the interesting parts now, because that is what is really important here. What are the travel nurses saying? Continue on down to find out!
General Information
1003 Beds
Level I Trauma Center
Level I Pediatric Trauma Center
Level IV NICU
Located in Baltimore Maryland, The Johns Hopkins Hospital was founded in 1889 by a man named Johns Hopkins. Fun side note, J. Hopkins was not only an entrepreneur and philanthropist, he was a lifelong abolitionist. Not long after the Johns Hopkins Hospital was opened, did a school of medicine follow. The hospital website boasts that it was one of the first hospitals to use rubber gloves during surgery, that the school of medicine was one of the first to admit women, and that they helped develop CPR.
What about nursing? You might ask, as there is a nursing school that was also founded around the same time as the school of medicine. In the 1930’s nursing students reported that they were “on duty” for 56 hours a week with only one shopping day a year. And until 1942, it was forbidden for nursing students to be married. The nursing school was closed and then at one point restarted at Johns Hopkins University where approximately 1,200 students enroll in graduate, doctorate and post doctorate programs.
So let’s get to the interesting parts now, because that is what is really important here. What are the travel nurses saying? Continue on down to find out!
Charting System
Epic
Scrub Color that Nurses Wear
OB
N/A
General
Navy Blue
OR
N/A
Commuting
Hospital Features
Commuting
Walking & Biking
0% of nurses reported walking to this facility. 0% of nurses reported biking to this facility.
Driving
100% of nurses reported driving to this facility. 0% parked at the hospital, 0% offsite, and 0% on the street.
Public Transit
67% of people reported using public transportation. Nurses report there is a transit station nearby.
Walking & Biking
0% of nurses reported walking to this facility. 0% of nurses reported biking to this facility.
Driving
100% of nurses reported driving to this facility. 0% parked at the hospital, 0% offsite, and 0% on the street.
Public Transit
67% of people reported using public transportation. Nurses report there is a transit station nearby.
Food & Dining
Food & Dining
Is there a cafeteria? 🍟
☀️ N/A
🌙 N/A
Is there a vending machine? 🍫
☀️ N/A
🌙 N/A
Is there a cafe? ☕️
☀️ N/A
🌙 N/A
Are there other options to eat nearby?
No
Is there a cafeteria? 🍟
☀️ N/A
🌙 N/A
Is there a vending machine? 🍫
☀️ N/A
🌙 N/A
Is there a cafe? ☕️
☀️ N/A
🌙 N/A
Other Food options Nearby?
No
Nurse Resources
Nurse Resources
Because of the fluctuation between floors, responses are coded as such 0-10% = No, 11-90% = Some, 90%+ = Yes
RT
None
CNA
None
Phleb
None
HUC
Always
Free Charge
Some
IV Start Team
Some
Provider on Unit
Always
Resource RN
Some
Because of the fluctuation between floors, responses are coded as such 0-10% = No, 11-90% = Some, 90%+ =Yes
RT
None
CNA
None
Phleb
None
HUC
Always
Free Charge
Some
IV Start Team
Some
Provider on Unit
Always
Resource RN
Some