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Hospital hours


Question Posted Thursday January 19 2017, 7:15 am

I applied for a position at my local hospital and it says "afternoon shift" so I was just curious if anyone on here works in a hospital and it able to tell me what that shift is usually around. Does it start at 12 and go until 9? Or like 3 in the afternoon til midnight?
It says hours per shift forecasted in 8 so I don't think I'd have to worry about being scheduled any 12 hour shifts.
I'm just curious about it. I know I'll most likely find out in the interview, if I get one but I'd just like to be a bit educated on it beforehand and maybe it'll help in my decision to really pursue it.
Thanks for any help!


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