Apollo Hospital

Working at Apollo Hospital on bannergatta road means dealing with a lot of traffic every single day. The road is always packed, so we see people coming in at all hours. It is a large place, and sometimes it feels like a maze if you aren't used to it. We have different floors for different things, and the nurses are usually running around making sure everyone has what they need. It gets pretty loud during the day, especially near the main entrance where everyone gathers. We don’t have much time for breaks most days. The coffee machine in the corner gets a lot of use by both the staff and the families waiting around. It’s a practical place. We focus on getting the work done. You see all kinds of people here, some from just down the street and others who have traveled quite a distance to reach us. The building is big and holds a lot of history for the people who have worked here since it opened. We keep the floors clean and the lights on, and we just keep going. It isn’t always easy, and it definitely isn't quiet, but it’s a necessary part of the community here. Most of us just want to make sure the patients are okay and that the families have a place to sit while they wait. That’s really all there is to it. There's no need to make it sound more complicated than that.