Pushpanjali Crosslay Hospital

Pushpanjali Crosslay Hospital is over at A-14 in the Pushpanjali Vikas Marg Extension. It’s a big building and there is always something going on. People are coming in through the main doors at all hours. We have the usual hospital smells and the sound of carts being pushed down the halls. The staff is always moving. Some are finishing shifts while others are just starting their coffee. It is a busy place to work. We deal with all sorts of medical cases every day. The layout is a bit like a maze if you aren’t used to it. We spend our time checking charts and making sure the rooms are ready for the next person. The neighborhood outside is fairly settled, but the hospital itself feels like its own little world. We have the basic stuff you’d expect—chairs in the lobby, desks for the nurses, and plenty of paperwork. It’s not a quiet job. There is always a phone ringing or someone asking for directions. We don't put much stock in fancy words. We just come in, do our shifts, and go home. The focus is always on what’s happening in the wards and making sure the daily tasks get done. It gets tiring sometimes, especially on long nights, but that’s just the nature of working in a place like this in the Vikas Marg area. We are just a team of people keeping the hospital running day and night.