Stockton Hall

When I was at Stockton Hall hospital on Bridge House ward and they took me to see the doctor they said it was a allergy and I said no it's not an allergy it is scabies and they all said no it's not you will be OK and also on the last day I left and I went to Whorlton Hall hospital at Barnard Castle I had seen a doctor who came to see me and the doctor looked at my rash and it was scabies but the staff at Stockton Hall hospital didn't believe me when I said that it was scabies and all of the staff and all of the patients who was on bridgehouse ward had to be all creamed down by putting lotion on

Inconsistency in communication between staff and HR department, woefully disorganised HR team. I had my bank contract terminated with no letter of explanation after I had booked on to retake a training course. The higher up staff have no compassion and staff are routinely undervalued. I felt discriminated against due to health issues and also realised that the corporate gender diversity policy is not appropriately implemented. I was misgendered constantly due to lack of appropriate training and the hospital apparently did not make a note of my gender identity by admission of their own hospital director. I was met with rudeness and dismissivness from the hospital Director when I dared to make a complaint about this. Their actions and policies do not line up. They couldn't even spell my name right (let alone make a note of my gender, pointing out that they have so many staff they can't possibly follow their own policies properly).The below email was the response I got when I tried to make the hospital director aware of the things I had experienced and also when I explained that she shouldn't have assumed my gender by assigning me a title in her correspondence with me that was incorrect.I am escalating the issue as no one at the hospital is being helpful and I am being treated with almost outright hostility.I am sure many others have had a similar experience , either as patients or staff. And can see the hospital has other bad reviews from ex staff.I have family who have worked in clinical psychology for the NHS who have drawn my attention to the fact that the CQC reviewed this hospital as requires improvement". Clearly the hospital has massive issues but they are too arrogant to acknowledge them

It was a little bit alright and ok because I used to go down to the gym on my own and I went on the treadmill and also I went to play football every night and also I went to do a little bit of swimming on my own and also all the staff at Stockton Hall hospital were a little bit good to me Karen watling

Awful place to work, huge issues that were not addressed by senior management. Nurses treated appalinly. Patients were lovely to work alongside as were the healthcare, domestics, catering staff etc. If you like to be not listened to and pushed fro. Pillar to post then this is the place to work.

Great place to work, amazing teams on all wards.

Great experience as a student nurse Laurence was a great mentor would recommend student nurse to come here for a learning experience.

Help full place

Great place to work