Big Horn Rehabilitation and Care Center

Working at Big Horn Rehabilitation and Care Center

Big Horn Rehabilitation and Care Center is a 128-bed nursing home in Sheridan, Wyoming. Over the 12-month period CMS measures, 56.3% of its registered nurses stopped working here. Across the 30 Wyoming nursing homes CMS reports, the average is 44.8%, so RN turnover here is higher than at 77% of nursing homes in the state.

Staffing tells the same kind of story. Residents here receive about 28 minutes of RN time per day, against 53 minutes across Wyoming. That is less RN coverage than most Wyoming nursing homes. CMS gives Big Horn Rehabilitation and Care Center a staffing rating of 2 out of 5.

Turnover for the whole nursing team, which counts RNs, LPNs and nurse aides, is 53.5% here compared with 52.1% statewide.

What this means if you apply here

• Higher RN turnover means you may be training alongside newer colleagues. Ask what the facility is doing to keep its nurses.
• RN hours per resident run below the state average, so ask how assignments are built on your shift.

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