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Reviews
Amazing workplace
-5.0 from Former Employee
Pros
Amazing workplace with plenty of room to grow
Cons
This facility gets really busy but if you like working fast pace jobs this is it
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Good Company
-4.0 from Former Employee, more than 3 years
Pros
Good team environment and opportunity for career growth.
Cons
Upper management being out of touch. I felt like my concerns weren't heard.
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Wonderful small town hospital
-5.0 from Former Employee, more than 3 years
Pros
Intimate hospital setting, department unity, great benefits, beautiful workplace, best hospital cafeteria
Cons
Icy parking lot/drive - be careful walking during winter
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Job Security but Limited Growth
-3.0 from Former Employee, more than 1 year
Pros
-Good job security -Choice of 4 or 5 day work schedule -Good benefits and pay
Cons
-Focus is on productivity and profit rather than patient care
-Not interested in current best patient practices. I saw many outdated and debunked therapy methods utilized during my time there
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not as great as it seems
-3.0 from Former Employee, less than 1 year
Pros
health focused not much other then that
Cons
you only get 6 days off and if you go over you get reported. if your new don't expect anything. you will get all the crap shifts, and duties. its all seniority
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Nasty Coworkers Change Work-Place Culture
-3.0 from Former Employee, more than 1 year
Pros
The doctors and nurses are wonderful, great people to work with. The benefits are good, the perks are nice too.
Cons
Honestly, the issues I personally had were with the Lab culture. Back-stabbing, disrespectful, dishonest, and "mean girl" atmosphere. Favorites are played. Absolutely unprofessional individuals that bully and terrorize are highly favored. There is a saying that a few bad apples can ruin the bunch, I think this applies. A well operating, well managed, cooperative work environment can be rotted by a few bad actors. This is what happened in this lab. I feel sorry for the patients, and medical professionals that have to work around this swill.
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A great place to work
-5.0 from Former Employee
Pros
Great work environment. Good teamwork
Cons
Understaffed in the PICU and CICU
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Good
-4.0 from Former Employee, more than 3 years
Pros
Modern facility with nice amenities
Cons
Short staffed frequently at hospital
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