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Boston IVF

What is the best part of working at the company?
The knowledge i received from working there but I never got to do what i was actually hired  and told I was going to do.  I worked extremely hard but was told I wasn’t working hard enough. Some of my coworkers were really great people. But like any other practice you have a few good ones and a few bad ones. I know I did a great job there. I brought positive energy, teamwork, and enjoyment into that place. But in the I’m back in nursing school and out of there. Back to a better environment we’re you are encouraged to go for your goals not discouraged!!! 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Management, doing everything alone, not being  appreciated for your hard work. 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Negative , no positive feedback. 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Chart prep, searching everywhere for pts results, doing everything alone with all negative feedback. When I went above and beyond.

Managers have taken credit for other employees work. Upper management had put a blind eye to what is going on in the company or chose to ignore it. There was never enough help in certain departments where other departments got all the hired help they needed. Upper management had only seemed to focus on two obvious items and only seem important to them which are $$$$ and favoritism of certain employees while the rest of us felt like we never existed. Never any communication within this company. 

I was very excited to begin working for Boston IVF. I spent 6 weeks away from my family only home on weekends so I could go to “training” the training was me sitting watching someone else work. After being on my own for roughly 8 weeks I was called into the regional managers office and let go with zero warning. I had never called in never been late , never received a work review or verbal/written warning of any kind for any reason. When i reached out to HR, my supervisor who was located in another state and the CFO who hired me I received no response from anyone.  Very unprofessional. After I was gone i was told by others that they aren’t replacing my position. So it seems to me the company was trying to cut costs by cutting my position. I would have more respect for them if they were up front about it.

I hope you enjoy the job you got hired for, because there is no chance for advancement. However, they are more than happy to shuffle upper management around to make sure they have a job still (for example, the former HR person has been at various times the nursing manager and embryology department manager). Most of the lower level employees are nice enough, but there is next to no accountability amongst them, as they are all too willing to pass off work. But, at least as one other commenter posted, you get either bagels or donuts every Friday. Unless you plan on using them as a stepping stone for 6-12 months, I don't recommend them.

When I got hired it was a new position and i was excited to work in the finance department.   After i was told by my recruiter that I would ly have to work a few weekends after working a full week o was ok with that.  When I started I was also told that of i had a previous obligations that my manager was very flexible.   On my first week I told her I had plans my manager didn't say anything and I assumed she was ok with it.  The next week she didn't so I assumed it was ok.  The next week she ignored fme for the entire week and on Friday i got fired.  She was very unprofessional and very unapproachable as she could have easily said she needed me.  This place is run like a kindergarten school and the manager should be fired as she has no business managing anyone.

Boston IVF was a very interesting job. I loved my job.
It was always very busy and I learned a whole lot while I worked there. I also made a two person job into one. It was busy but that's what I like.
As far as my co-workers there were a few good people but for the most part you had to be in a click. I was even warned. So it kind of made for a hard time working there. I believe the hardest part of the job was the co-workers and getting them to get the proper consents in on time so that the patients did not have to worry and there charts were all made up.
I was use to working as a team player and that was not the case here.
Most enjoyable part of the job was to know that the patients got the best care possible.

Probably one of the worst places to work. They favor their favorites, they treat their patients as numbers and dollar signs. The management has no respect or empathy for most of their employees or if you have a personal issue unless you are one of the "chosen ones"in their group then they will go out of their way to help you. They also only refer to their employee handbook and rules /regulations on a pick and choose basis. Some people get let go for some stuff and another one gets rewarded for doing the same thing.  Most of the physicians are nice but there are ones who treat you as though you are nothing even though you are college educated  and because they are a physician they are "gods".

I've been working in the accounting department for a year this month. We are a small group that works well together. I feel I found a work place with great management and a great environment. As much as they are my bosses, they are willing teach, easy to talk to, understand work and life balance, and they are also very appreciative of everyone's daily work. The work load is balanced between the staff. Expectations and deadlines for monthly closes, year end close, and audits are always transparent. Overall I've had a great experience working at Boston IVF and I encourage people to join our team!

I worked here last summer and it was not a good experience. I literally hated going to work everyday. They do not want to train you, they’d rather have a scapegoat to blame everything on. Overall the staff just aren’t nice. They make you feel very uncomfortable when you are new. Also there are NO people of color that work there. Which makes it even more awkward, especially when you are one. I have a new job that pays me better and all of the people are very pleasant, kind, welcoming and extremely helpful throughout the training process. I would not recommend working here at all. 

What is the best part of working at the company?
The staff and obviously helping families have babies❤️

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
The emotional aspect.  We all work to have the best patient outcomes.  So infertility can be hard

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Love love love my coworkers.  It’s a fast paced environment, so it’s a little sink or swim 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
I work in the surgical center.  I prep patients for surgery, help in OR or recover patients in the PACU.  Roles change daily

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