Intermountain Medical Center - MedSurg Surgical Trauma




Intermountain Medical Center - MedSurg Surgical Trauma in Murray, Utah is a warm and inviting facility dedicated to providing high-quality care for all its patients. It is equipped with state-of-the-art technology and staffed with highly trained professionals, ensuring the best possible outcomes.
Located in Murray, Utah, Intermountain Medical Center - MedSurg Surgical Trauma provides comprehensive medical and surgical care. This state-of-the-art medical center is dedicated to providing compassionate, quality care to its patients. The center's mission is to improve the health of its community by providing medical care that is patient-centered, evidence-based, and cost-effective. Intermountain Medical Center - MedSurg Surgical Trauma offers a variety of services, including general surgery, trauma care, and orthopedic surgery. In addition, the center is equipped to provide care for patients with cancer and neurological disorders. Intermountain Medical Center - MedSurg Surgical Trauma is also equipped to provide advanced surgical care in cardiac, thoracic, and vascular surgery. The center is committed to providing the highest quality of care to its patients, as well as educating patients and families to help them make informed decisions about their health.
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Reviews
''Great place to work''
- 5.0 from Former Employee, more than 1 year
Pros
Great pay and people to work with
Cons
None. They are well put together
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''Great company, and under new management, but not keeping up with inflation.''
- 4.0 from Current Employee, more than 1 year
Pros
Rob Allen so far seems like a great guy, and I am really hopeful that he will actually listen to what his caregivers need.
Cons
The pay is/has been falling behind, many employees struggle financially and the most recent town hall with the CEO displayed that the pay is employees #1 concern. Also, the benefits are surprisingly not great for a hospital, many of their employees don't make enough money to afford health insurance and the company had to implement a medical services assistance program .
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''Decent place but could do a lot better''
- 3.0 from Current Employee, more than 5 years
Pros
Benefits are good but that's generally the main reason people stay
Cons
They treat every hospital like they are all the same even though a trauma 1 center has more turnover than a smaller hospital
Advice to Management
Pay according to the work load employees have in bigger facilities or departments
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''For a CNA in the area it's not bad''
- 4.0 from Current Employee, less than 1 year
Pros
Some good benefits, for a CNA position it is certainly not a bad gig. Nurses are helpful and coworkers are respectful.
Cons
Same cons as working in healthcare anywhere at the moment; underpaid for the type of work we do; crazy patient to staff ratios.
Advice to Management
Improve pay and cna:patient ratios. One follows the other, if you pay CNA's more, you will have better candidates to hire and be able to improve ratios so they do not sit at 1 CNA to 14 patients
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''Good Place to Work''
- 4.0 from Current Employee
Pros
I would recommend working here for anyone interested
Cons
Can't think of too many cons. It's a good place to work
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