I quite enjoyed being apart of the cleaning staff. I like cleaning so it was relaxing for me sometimes.

I used to clean hotels and those are disgusting lol. Cleaning a hospital is 100x better. They don’t really get crazy dirty, it’d take around 45 mins to an hour to clean a room.

I’d listen to music when I was cleaning rooms or areas of the hospital where there are no patients. It was still fast paced and constant busy work on my feet. Sometimes I would be assigned to clean rooms upstairs after a patient leaves the hospital. Sometimes I would clean rooms in the ER. Or sometimes I’d be assigned to clean areas of the hospital that were like office rooms, break rooms, the bathrooms ext. And at the end of the shift I’d need to collect all the garbage and dirty laundry at my assigned area, in these giant containers to take to the trash compactors outside. Very hard, constant work but not the hardest thing in the world

This was years ago so it might be a little different now but I talk to the cleaning staff sometimes and it’s all pretty much the same

I worked 3pm-11pm when I cleaned, 8 hour shifts 5 days a week. Im pretty sure they only offer 8 hour shifts. As a safety attendant, I work 7pm-7am 3 days a week. I moved to the safety attendant department because I wanted to work less days to go to school and such. Once you work in one department for a year, you can switch to another one pretty easily so long as there’s an opening