Salt Lake Regional Medical Center

Good place to start out

- 3.0 from Current Employee

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Pros

Friendly staff, great insurance, good place to start nursing

Cons

They offer 1.5% 401k match but haven’t payed it in over 6 months. Offer tuition reimbursement but stopped paying

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Job

- 5.0 from Current Employee, more than 1 year

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Pros

Easy going schedule benefit pay over holidays, friendly staff

Cons

Some slow days and not as organized

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Cna

- 3.0 from Former Employee

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Pros

It could've been worse but it wasn't to bad

Cons

Management sucks and they treated you bad

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Good Place

- 4.0 from Former Employee, more than 1 year

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Pros

Great boss who seemed to genuinely care.

Cons

Pay is low, could be higher.

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Ok

- 3.0 from Current Employee, less than 1 year

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Pros

Some of the workers that I interact with are kind

Cons

Unhealthy environment to work in

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Good place to gain experience

- 3.0 from Former Employee

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Pros

Supportive administration

Great co workers

Cons

Difficult population

Confusing policies and procedures from floor to floor

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Not too bad

- 3.0 from Current Employee

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Pros

If you're looking to get your foot in the door for some medical experience then this is a pretty good place to start. You'll be taught what you need to know and do and if there are openings for internal positions you'll be priority especially if you know the right people. Most people are friendly and pleasant to work with and you'll make good friends

Cons

If you're anything below a nurse or a doctor you're basically expendable. They don't really care about you if you're not either and will pay you dirt cheap wages even if you have experience and a college degree

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Feast or Faminine

- 2.0 from Current Employee, more than 1 year

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Pros

Overall, many of the people at the facility are friendly. There is a feeling of community within the hospital.

Cons

Almost all of the managers/directors lack soft skills. The reason they have moved into higher positions is because they have stuck around the industry, not because of their actual management skills. The only time anything is addressed is when a serious problem has occurred or when something is broken. They are not proactive.

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OK Workplace

- 2.0 from Former Employee

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Pros

Coworkers are great. People are friendly with others.

Cons

Management let’s it be known there is a real disconnect between “you” and “them.” Have as many opinions/suggestions as you like.. they don’t matter and won’t be taken into account.

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