Global Hospitals

Our building at No. 6- 1- 1040/1 To 4 in Lakdi- Ka- Pul is pretty much where we spend all our time. Global Hospitals is a busy spot. It’s not like those quiet offices you see on TV. There is always someone walking through the doors or a phone ringing at the front desk. We’ve got a lot of floors to cover and it feels like there is always a bulb that needs changing or a cart with a squeaky wheel. The neighborhood is crowded, so getting in and out can be a bit of a headache during rush hour. Inside, it's a mix of different people just trying to get through their day. We have doctors who have been here forever and new staff who are still learning where we keep the extra linens. It's a lot of work managing the daily grind here twenty-four hours a day. We don't have much time for sitting around. When we take a break, it's usually just a quick cup of tea before heading back out. The halls can get a bit chilly with the air conditioning, but that's better than the heat outside. We just try to keep things orderly, though it gets chaotic when a lot of patients show up at once. It’s a plain sort of life here, just doing the work and making sure the lights stay on for whoever needs us. It isn't always easy, and sometimes the paperwork piles up on the desks, but we get through it eventually.