registered nurse

scheduler

receptionist

radiologist

medical scribe

Holzer Health System

Lack in communication, management are unconcerned and unapproachable. Administrators are only around when they are on the prowl to find something wrong, never positive encouragement and never accessible when needed. Poor communication among staff and management. Psych NP and Psychiatrist very entitled and frequently need their egos stroked, put themselves before patients; also very disconnected from nurses and nursing assistants. Office manager under qualified without proper credentials. Very high turnover rate because patients were typically overdosed on anti-psychotics, patients disregarded when expressing concerns to practitioners, and patients frequently returned due to the poor healthcare. RN's never leave nurses' station and you would be lucky to see them on their feet, except when family arrive... then they are busy busy bees.

I have always met relatively nice people around the building that I work at, so that is one thing I like about the company; however, I think the cons outweigh the pros overall.

Regarding pay, you will definitely be on the lower end of the spectrum regardless of job title, so be prepared for that. When I looked up my job, I was paid on quite literally the lowest side compared to other employers. Furthermore, there is hardly any room for advancement and typically only occurs if someone leaves a position. Don't get too excited though. The position will be filled based on how much a person is liked/connections they have instead of being based off your knowledge and work ethic.

Overall, it would be a much better place to work if pay was more competitive and if there was a more clear way to advance and further your career.

You're always training yourself. No leaders to train you properly. 
Expected to learn after being shown one time how to do something. 
Being reprimanded for mistakes and never recognize for the good, by management.
Most of my Coworkers were amazing, supportive, helpful, except one. 
Not being heard or understood by management  Not solving or addressing concerns. 
Not getting paid what you're worth.
Insurance SUCKED! You would think if you worked there you would get a decent discount or even free health care visits! NOPE! $20 Co pay every time you were seen! God forbid you get a little behind in payments! You and the patients get kicked out as a patient!
Caring for patients, Gas mileage Reimbursements were okay


I absolutely love my job however the main downside is the pay. In comparison to every other hospital, sterile processing tdchs get paid at least $15 an hour. The national average being $19 an hour. We start out at $11.02. In addition, our manager doesn't try to fight for an increase in our wages and there is a rift between shifts due to favoritism. And 90% of workers are on dayshift instead of being made to go to another shift that we have needs for.

What is the best part of working at the company?
Location was the best part. Health insurance was decent and doctors are decent.

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Low wages, low staffing, too much responsibility for one worker

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Morale would be higher if employees weren’t making starving wages.

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Working evenings you would come in to a lot of work left over from dayshift who left early or right on time and evenings and nightshift would have to work over to finish priority work dayshift didn’t do.

Worked claims by payer not by specialty however coding was done by specialty.  I learned that it is very important to communicate information.   Billing management needed to be more educated in the  all areas of billing aspects and the different payers,  Co workers were wonderful.  Changes were being made and a lot of co workers were taking early retirement because it became to stressful.  Struggling through the changes.  The company seemed to care about our happiness and helped relieve tension and stress w/ parties and very good break time areas.

The work environment was good for learning experiences. Various tasks were given using different programming languages such as PowerShell, ASP.NET, and VB.NET. Good knowledge of internal systems were developed as well as a the knowledge to use SharePoint Enterprise 2010.

Both management and co-workers treated well and was willing to work with me concerning any matter. There was plenty of motivation and enthusiasm throughout the department. Really enjoyed the company of my fellow co-workers each and every day.

I loved working at Holzer Health System, it was a productive job  and friendly people. Doing  my job was very hectic some times , cleaning different surgical areas and patient rooms ,haveing to work at a very  fast pace, alot  of times was a challange. I learned  alot with  this company, how to get the most produciton from people as a team leader  how to deal with different kinds of people as a team leader , training ,employees , doing inspections . The hardest part of the job was when i left. The most enjoyable part was working with my coworkers and around other employers in a hospitl environment.

Holzer is a great place to work.  They care about their patients and employees.  We set goals and objectives each year as a team and work together as a team to achieve positive outcomes.  Educational opportunities are offered and advancement and promotions come from within the organization.  We have a strong management team that focuses on cultural improvement.  It is a great place to work!

A typical day at work for me would be answering call lights, doing EKGs, drawling blood, basic vital signs, working codes, assisting drs with sewing etc. 
I love my co-workers, we all work as a team! we are not just co-workers we are friends. 
The hardest part of my job is losing the battle of saving alive, but the feeling and the reward you feel when you do say that life, it is amazing and words can not express that feeling. The most enjoyable part of my job is patient care, and the interaction I get with patients. I love taking care of patients and I love my Job.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Registered nurse 3 salaries reported	$28.67 per hour
Scheduler 3 salaries reported	$2,000 per month
Receptionist 2 salaries reported	$18.73 per hour
Radiologist 3 salaries reported	$2,000 per month
Medical scribe 3 salaries reported	$15.00 per hour

Working at Holzer Health System: Company Overview and Reviews

Holzer Health System

Holzer Health System Ratings

Popular jobs at Holzer Health System

Salary Satisfaction

Job Seeker Tools

Employer Tools

Browse

Stay Connected