Abington Memorial Hospital Employer Reviews

I enjoy working at Abington in the Emergency room for the past 9 years but am currently looking to practice as a registered nurse while continuing my education.

High volume of patients some days with varied types of procedures. Because of the diverse volume of patients and the different procedures I perform I learned how to give each individual separate attention according to their needs. This include administering contrast agent. Screen all patients to make sure they do not have any implanted metal that is – more...  not compatible to the MRI scanner. Calm patients that are claustrophobic by reassuring them that I will talk to them after each scan so that they know that they are not there alone. Work closely with my co-workers for the benefit of the patients. The hardest part of the job is working 12 hours or more sometimes without a break. The most enjoyable part of my job is to see the look at my patients face after I help them to get through their study after having a difficult time because of claustrophobia. – less

I have seen few organizations where advancement is so disconnected to merit.

working at abington was great you meet a lot of interesting people including the doctor's i really enjoyed my time at abington. they always let you know that you did a job well done. but i just didn't understand their policy on letting people go that did, a good and outstanding job......but overall thanks for the memories

I am a catscan technologists and board certified with the Arrt in both Radiology and Catscan. Currently working for the past 11 years with Abington Memorial Hospital performing all necessary catscan with CTA of brain, perfusion and chest and abdominal, heart, etc. Enjoying working on 64 slice GE and Siemens 20 slice scanner.I feel that I do my job very – more...  well and my patients love me. – less

One of the best teaching hospitals in Pennsylvania, which provides service excellence to the patients, guests and staff.
I'm proud and blessed to be part of this organization.