American Diabetes Association Employer Reviews

The American Diabetes Association was a wonderful place to work at. There was always so much going on. I interned there for a semester and loved it. I was always either in the office or attending fairs/events to helping them set up for their events. It was a wonderful experience and my co-workers made it even better. They were such a joy to work with – more...  and even after my intern ended I am still with them. I am a board member for Camp Rainbow ( a camp for type 1 diabetic children held every June). The hardest part was having to manage all the workload with having deadlines around the corner all the time. It taught me time management and I loved everything about the work place. – less

Was a good place to work where everyone worked as a team. As management changed the work environment changed and less team work took place. Hard working people never got recognized or compensated for their work yet promotions were given to those who did not deserve or earn it.

Working the the Association can be very rewarding. Everyday, you know that what you do, in some way or another (directly or indirectly), benefits those living with or affected by diabetes. The Association is the leader in diabetes research, advocacy and information resources.

I loved working here. They truly are focused on finding a cure for diabetes and spend their donor money very carefully. Loved my team members and appreciated the opportunity to work from home on occasion.

- No advancement opportunities
- Many Diversity issues
-although they have great benefits and a lot of vacation time, there are issues with the diversity here in terms of the majority of individuals not receiving promotions due to race and having children. They are trying to fix this. Enjoy working for a cause. They do have you fundraise.