urologist

customer service associate / cashier

Queens Medical Center

Working as a Nursing Assistant at Queen’s Medical Center has been a rewarding and fast-paced experience. The role requires strong attention to detail, compassion, and the ability to multitask in a high-pressure healthcare environment. Daily responsibilities include assisting patients with activities of daily living, monitoring vital signs, and supporting nurses and other medical staff to ensure quality patient care.
The team environment is collaborative, and there are opportunities to learn from experienced healthcare professionals. Management is generally supportive, though shifts can be demanding and require physical stamina and emotional resilience. Communication skills are essential, as patient interaction is constant and often sensitive.
Overall, this position is ideal for individuals pursuing a career in healthcare, as it provides valuable hands-on experience. While the workload can be challenging, the ability to positively impact patients’ lives makes the job meaningful and fulfilling.

Queens Medical Center is Hawaii's Magnet Hospital. We have two very successful Ultrasound Departments. Our Women's Health Center provides the women of Hawaii with best Ultrasound care in O.B./GYN and Breast. Our General Ultrasound Department provides our Inpatients and E.R. patients with the best Ultrasound care and Liver and Kidney transplant pre-op and post-op ultrasound exams.
A typical day at work is a busy and exciting one. Our management is supportive and provides growth opportunities. The hardest part of my job is working "add on" patients into already full schedule. The most enjoyable part of my job is giving the people of Hawaii my best. My co-workers are experienced Ultrasound Technologist who share their talents with each other.

I went to work at the pharmacy as a volunteer even though I needed money. I was a part time student at UH Manoa. 
I volunteered and spent fifty hours or more per week to show I was very interested in learning and wished to work hard for them in the in-patient Pharmacy. They offered me a paid job position there after two weeks. I learned how to prepare IV Drips, compounding, 
TPN, controlled substances etc. Hardest part of my job was you had to focus on what meds had to be compounded. You could easily kill a patient with any small error.
Management and the supervisors were top notch and very professional. Very caring people I worked with even though it was very stressful at times.

Queens Medical Center, Punchbowl and Queens Medical Center - West Oahu was an amazing place to work. I had been with this wonderful company for 3 years. I started as a Travel Nurse RN Case Manager and was hired on a permanent basis. Leadership was absolutely amazing. All of my colleagues were very easy to work with and very supportive. The benefits were robust and the pay was within line of industry standards. There was room for growth and professional development. Queens Medical Center Health System actually listens to their associates and works extremely hard to provide a good work life balance, diversity and inclusivity. I honestly never wanted to leave; unfortunately, I experienced a death in my family and had to leave Hawaii.

What is the best part of working at the company?
Pay and benefits were good. But so many other things outweighs the benefits.  No support from management and I was not welcomed by most of the employees.  I felt like an outsider. 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
No support from management or staff. It was obvious that I was not welcome there. 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
The first review I left was rejected and was not posted. So let's just say that being from the mainland, I was not welcomed by the majority of the staff at Queens and ended up leaving. 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Stressful without support from management or other staff.

Performing my concierge role gave me a many responsibilities such as transportation, dietary advice, housekeeping service and support, scheduling and customer satisfaction studies.
The hardest thing with job was working multiple shifts during a work week. Combining day and nights shifts made me adjust personal schedule.  The staff and management had good re pore and communication that translated to good customer service. Learing about different types of dietary services and advice for patient care gave me insight and accumulated skills that helped me better prepared to have impeccable job experience.

At the Queens Medical Center, Punchbowl inpatient pharmacy, you will never be board. There are so many different areas pertaining to hospital pharmacy you can learn. From assisting pharmacist with phone calls from other staff, to IV medication compounding, chemotherapy medication compounding, outpatient services, receiving, etc... You have the opportunity to be able to work with all different kinds of personalities and people from different departments (e.g. nursing staff, doctors).
The work pace is rather fast at times, but sometimes not. You have a great opportunity to make a huge impact on peoples lives by helping them receive an excellent standard of care.

Good place to work at, Register patients, check if authorization is needed, if so need to call ins or physician, collect copay or self share,document in system,  make copy or scan insurance cards and ID. While doing this you are also listening to whatever your patient is saying, making your patient feel he or she is most comfortable and that he or she is important to Qmc. Working at QMC is a challenge. If you like a challenge this is for you. You can learn a lot from Qmc. I did and I loved working at QMC

What is the best part of working at the company?
Nothing- very poor treatment by management for longstanding, loyal employees 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Managements constant changes to employee expectations 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Toxic, stressful and unhealthy

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Too high expectations with little information regarding expectations

Its a level 1 trauma center so we are ALWAYS busy and our X-ray department was constantly low staffed and management would let that fall onto our shoulders when wed get complaints for not being able to keep up with OR schedules or portables at times. It is the busiest hospital on Oahu, Hawaii and yet the xray techs are one of the lowest paid. Just too much stress for too little pay.

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