St. Josephs Health

Busy office, in general, most of the staff is very nice to work with, however certain staff aren't so nice, inappropriate conversation and comments about staff and patients alike. One staff member seems to pull down moral often.

Management is ok, polite, helpful, however when complaint is made, doesn't seem to deal with it well. Dr's are fun to work with, very nice, helpful, understanding.

I think this employer compares as average in healthcare. It takes passion and drive to succeed and it is what you make it. I learned so very much and had terrific coworkers and providers to work with. Pay was fair as well as benefits. My only real complaint would be lack of communication between departments and management to employee. 

I enjoyed my time in the department. I met some wonderful people from different departments and different walks of life. It can be very new stressful  and busy do to staffing levels and what's on the board

Happy work environment, encouraged continuing education and on the job training, always contributing to the community in a positive way. I really enjoyed the people I worked with and the patients I cared for.

For the majority of the time I worked there I enjoyed my job.  As management staffing changed and the direction changed the job became more stressful and less fulfilling with increasing demands with little accommodation to meet these demands.  Management became unapproachable and unwilling to accept input regarding departmental improvements.

Its been years since I've worked at St Joseph's Hospital and when I worked there the direct people I worked with were great, leadership on the other hand were a little less understanding. Seemed to always call me to come in on my days off or would send me home because of low census.

Depending on what position I held it is a  nice place to work. I prefer to work with patients where one can get to know them. PACU is a fast paced area where the patients are there only for 1-3 hours.

Worked in behavioral health. Had a great experience working with clients, staff is very toxic and has an old way of doing things. People who have worked there a while, regardless of position and title, feel like they should be able to tell you what to do even if they have no idea how to do your job. 

I like being part of a team and this is an ultimate team work position. Communicating on a daily basis different issues and making sure the project is moving forward. I've learned how to use SharePoint, Excel, Meditech and Ensemble HL7.

The most disorganized organization I've ever worked for.  No one is ever on the same page or knows the workings of other departments.  Management is not up to par for a healthcare setting.

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