Do nurse managers work on Memorial Day?

Just wondering if most managers are in on holidays?
As a general rule, no. There should be some sort of list for "admin on call" though. That way, should something happen that requires a higher up's notification, there is a clear person defined who should get the call.

No, I get a three-day weekend just like normal folks. ;-) However, I'm on call just in case the fecal matter collides with the oscillatory ventilation system.....or state surveyors walk in the building!

We will see no nurse managers on any holiday.

Yes. I don't get holiday pay. So I will be working. As will my DNS (we have some work to do). As will the administrator.

Nope, not where I work. However, she will be on call in case of any kind of emergency.

I will be working too

I worked Saturday and will be working tomorrow.

I'm not a manager, but I am part of Admin. No, I will not be working on Memorial Day. I got an email telling me that I was expected to take the day off and that I had to use my PTO to do it. Love this. As I love using my PDO when the higher ups decide I should, rather than when I would prefer to. So yes, I have the day off. Sure would prefer to have it off around my actual vacation time in July!

What level of management are you referring to.. and what do you mean by in?

i'm upper management and yes we do have the day off. however, i'm going in for 1/2 a day just to support my staff and see how can i assist them, while i'm there... wishing everyone in an a great & safe memorial day.... aloha~

Quote from been there,done thatwhat level of management are you referring to.. and what do you mean by in?

When I worked in the hospital setting, never saw one ever on a major holiday. Now that I AM one in an ambulatory setting, I don't have to--but then again, NONE of my staff does, as we're a M-F no weekends/nights/holidays unit!Did used to annoy me that you couldn't find a nurse manager for any holiday, even though they COULD come in and take a different day off just like the rest of the serfs....but wouldn't.