Revised Casey-Fink Nurse Retention Survey 2009 Kathy Casey and Regina Fink. All rights reserved.

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Revised Casey-Fink Nurse Retention Survey 2009 Kathy Casey and Regina Fink. All rights reserved. 1 I. Please answer each of the following questions by placing a mark inside the circles: DISAGREE DISAGREE AGREE AGREE 1. My work challenges me. 2. I feel that my talents are appreciated. 3. I feel that I make a difference with patient care. 4. I feel that I am a respected member of the healthcare team. 5. I feel supported by my team on my unit. 6. I feel supported by my charge nurse. 7. Other nurses are available to assist me during new situations and procedures. 8. My charge nurse provides encouragement and 9. My educator provides encouragement and 10. My manager provides encouragement and 11. I enjoy socializing with other team members outside of working hours. 12. I feel comfortable communicating with patients and families. 13. I feel overwhelmed by my patient care responsibilities and workload. 14. I feel the expectations of me in this job are realistic. 15. I feel supported by the physicians I work with. 16. I have been in my position about as long as I want to be. 17. If the economy was better, I would think about finding another job.

2 18. I feel that my contributions to this organization are acknowledged. DISAGREE DISAGREE AGREE AGREE 19. I feel that my charge nurse is approachable. 20. I feel that my educator is approachable. 21. I feel that my manager is approachable. 22. I feel that my manager follows through with my concerns. 23. There are positive role models for me to observe on my unit. 24. My manager is helping me to develop confidence in my practice. 25. My manager places a high value on the work I do. 26. My preceptor(s) provided me with a sound foundation to begin my practice. 27. I have a mentor I look to for continued guidance and mentoring. 28. I am satisfied with my chosen nursing specialty. 29. I would encourage other nurses to work at UCH. 30. I believe nurses should be rewarded based on seniority rather than clinical performance. 31. I would like to be working here 5 years from now. 32. I would consider staying here if offered the option of working shorter shifts. 33. I would like the option of working some shorter shifts (i.e. 4, 6, 8, 10 hours). 34. If you agree to question 33, what is your preference of shift length a. 4 hour b. 6 hour c. 8 hour d. 10 hour 35. I am experiencing stress in my personal life.

3 36. If you chose agree or strongly agree, to #35, please indicate what is causing your stress. (You may circle more than once choice). a. Finances b. Child care c. Student loans d. Graduate school e. Living situation f. Personal relationships g. Job performance h. Other: II. How satisfied are you with the following aspects of your job: VERY DIS MODERATELY DIS NEITHER NOR DIS MODERATELY VERY Salary Benefits Getting out of work on time Nurse to patient ratios # Weekends off per month Rotating day/night shifts Opportunity to work straight shifts (straight days or nights) Timeliness of the schedule being available Schedule is flexible to my needs Opportunities for career advancement Amount of encouragement and feedback from manager Orientation was adequate for my needs. Quality of care that I am able to provide 1. Please list or describe ways in which you have received praise or recognition for a job well done: 2. How would you like to receive recognition for a job well done?

III. Professional Development 4 1. What are your professional goals for the next: One year? Five years? 2. Is there someone assisting (mentoring) you to achieve these goals? 3. What activities have you participated in during the past two years to enhance your professional development and/or support achievement of your career goals? Please check all that apply. a. unit/hospital committee(s) b. certification in your specialty area c. member of a professional organization d. subscribe to a nursing journal e. enrolled in an advanced degree program f. other IV. Demographics: Circle the response that represents the most accurate description of your individual professional profile. 1. Age: years 2. Gender: a. female b. male 3. Number of years as a Registered Nurse: 4. Number of years in your area of specialty: 5. Number of years at UCH: 6. I am currently employed: a. full time b. part time c. flex 7. I work in the following setting: a. inpatient b. ambulatory 8. The unit I work: 9. UXCEL Level: I II III IV 10. Highest Degree Recd: AD: Diploma: BSN: ND: Master s: DNP: 11. Have you functioned as a charge nurse?

12. Have you functioned as a preceptor? 5 13. What is your scheduled work pattern? a. Straight days b. Straight nights c. Rotating days/nights d. Weekends 14. What keeps you working in your current job? (choose the one most important reason) a. nurses you work with b. patient care or making a difference c. autonomy d. manager e. educator f. charge nurses g. other nurses h. salary i. time off j. benefits k. opportunities for career advancement l. types of patients in my care area m. continuing education opportunities n other, please specify 15. What might cause you to leave UCH? 16. What do you think UCH can do to improve registered nurse retention?