Testimonials at Southern California Hospital

Testimonials

Real stories from our nurses, employees, and patients about what makes Southern California Hospital special.

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What People Say About Us

From dedicated nurses and staff to the patients we serve — these are the voices that define who we are and why we do what we do.

Rachana

RN, Emergency Department, Southern California Hospital Culver City

The culture here is togetherness and collaboration​ I’m fortunate to have landed at Southern California Hospital at Culver City after coming to CA from the east coast during the pandemic in 2020. The culture here is togetherness and collaboration, like a family. The doctors are appreciative and listen when we have concerns.

Rachana

Harry

RN, Emergency Department, Southern California Hospital Culver City

I love the dynamics of the ER and the patient population​ I love working in the ER and the dynamics of the work I do here. I love that we sometimes get repeat patients that I know by name. They appreciate that I recognize them.

Harry

Gustavo

Lead Tech, Information Technology, Norwalk Community Hospital

I love helping fix the problems that help us to give better healthcare​ I’ve worked at Norwalk Community Hospital for more than 9 years. It’s a great place to work. I love helping to fix problems and be the solution that helps us provide better healthcare.

Gustavo

Junel

RN, Behavioral Health/Acute Rehab/Subacute

I Always Feel Like My Workload is Light Because Everyone Pitches In to Help In 2018, I went from being an LVN to an RN and love the variety of floating to different units. I always feel like my workload is light because everyone pitches in to help each other. I also enjoy the cultural diversity of our patients as this requires a different approach and communication skills with different patients.

Junel

Sally

Behavioral Health Nurse

As a Patient and a Nurse, I Learned How Wonderful this Hospital Is As a nurse, I never expected to be a patient in my own hospital. I learned a new saying the day I became sick, mai dire mai, which means ‘never say never’ in Italian. It sometimes can take getting very sick and being a patient to learn how wonderful Southern California Hospital at Culver City is. In addition to the great emergency and surgical care, I credit the love and attention of the exceptional team for saving my life. Read more of Sally’s story.

Sally

Eddie

Behavioral Health Tech

Something About this Place... It's Amazing Something about this place, it’s amazing—I feel like it is a family. I look forward to coming here every day. With our new leadership, I have never seen the administration so motivated to move the hospital forward. This place is the best it has ever been; I love it. In regard to patient care, my philosophy is that they are not only patients, they are humans with a heart.

Eddie

Ruben

Behavioral Health Tech

When My Patients Thank Me Just for Listening, it Makes My Day I chose to work in this field more than 25 years ago because mental health issues often are not as easily identifiable as medical illnesses. You have to dig deeper with behavioral health patients to learn about their condition. I try to take the time to listen to our patients, set limits and help them to gain understanding about their medications. When they thank me just for listening, it makes my day. Sometimes they even call me Uncle Ruben. Read more of Ruben’s story.

Ruben

Danielle

RN, Telemetry

Hospital Leadership Encourages Suggestions from Nurses and Listens to Feedback I initially chose to work at Southern California Hospital at Culver City because the hospital had a strong new grad program and offered scheduling flexibility. Since working here, I also discovered that hospital leadership encourages suggestions from nurses on how to improve the patient experience and really listens to our feedback. My coworkers are very supportive and that makes patient care a lot easier.

Danielle

Sidikat

RN, BSN, PHN, Critical Care

I'm Always Being Encouraged to Expand My Nursing Career I appreciate three things about working at Southern California Hospital at Culver City: the teamwork, focus on employee and patient safety, and educational opportunities. Teamwork and safety are highly emphasized here–which benefits the nurses and the patients. In addition, I am always being encouraged to expand my nursing career expertise by attending the FlexEd courses, lecture series, and HealthStream online learning.

Sidikat

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