Banner Health Employer Reviews

Feels like a family. Usually very busy in all departments. Staff in all departments are great to work with.

Banner's culture has gone through a major change in the last year.

Laid back Fun workplace great employees everyone is willing to help wonderful benefits .

Working for Banner was very rewarding. I liked how big the facilites were but you always had that small community feel.

Banner Health is a very large employer that works hard to retain their employees, yet does not seem to keep up with the competition to ensure employee satisfaction. My job itself can be extremely stressful with little reprieve from throughout the day. I have learned a lot working here and have appreciated the opportunity to learn new things (travel – more... office), yet, there is not a real fair compensation or rewards package for "job well done". – less

Over all, BMG had a steady employment rate. However, in 2012, they had decided to close several medical facilities and the jobs that were filled in 3 facilities. This included front office, nursing staff, back office staff, lab, and medical physicians. They did not give long term employees a chance bid on other similar jobs with in their scope of practice. – more... Having difficulty at the present time finding same type of job. – less

Worked many and had great benefits. you could also get over time when needed.

Taken over from Banner Health. Now Arizona Medical Center. Very much enjoy working in a hospital environment.

12 hour shifts, ER, inpatient, outpatient, hearthspital all in one. Fun people Drs' and nurses. good company to work for.

I provide daily care assistance to hospice inpatient unit patients and emotional support to their families.

I have learned over the past six and a half years how to better listen to the needs of my clients (patients & visitors), and how to work with a variety of health care team members.

This particular unit is a good place to work while attending – more... school where you need flexibility in scheduling as the unit manager is encouraging personal growth and accommodates personal needs as much as possible.

The most challenging and stressful part of the job is retaining a calm demeanor and demonstrating unconditional caring with patients, families or visitors undergoing extreme loss and acting out.

The most enjoyable part of the job is when I manage to have time to spend time with our patients just listening to their life reviews and their feelings. – less

Great client to work for, expectations of team and processes were mutually understood. Great working relationship

I work under Banner still now and they are a wonderful corporation.

The company was recently purchased by Patheon... Historically Banner was a great place of employment. I am sure Patheon is an equally great place to work but I have no firsthand knowledge of that fact.

Banner Health is the largest healthcare organization in Arizona. Banner has acquired many other hospitals to increase their growth and ensure that the competition is kept to a minimum. Literally monopolizing the healthcare industry.

I believe in the values Banner has, however management lacks values. You are secured in a job there at Banner health from day 1, but its a hard place to work.

I communicated with family respresentative of Donor Network of Arizona in providing emotional and spiritual support for prospective donor families, I organized daily schedule to visit patients, families and staff for numerous units. I found good team cooperation with co-workers and staff. Providing support to staff relative to personal crisis or work – more... stress. – less

Is always a challenge, when a patient will automatically say 'they are a very hard stick patient' and you get it on first stick. Hardest part is, when we are short staff and trying to keep up with dispatch log, receiving , answering calls, centrifuge specimens and stat send outs. The easiest is, end of shift, when we accomplish everything with short – more... staff. – less

A typical day at work is running around taking vitals, drawing blood, admitting patients, discharging patients, and assisting people to the shower or to the bathroom. I have learned plenty through my years there. Management depends on where you work. Most co workers are helpful. the hardest part of the job is 12 hour shifts and that I push myself so – more... much at the end of the day I have shin splints. – less

Each day brings a new experience. Many days we treat minor cases, but there are days that get hectic very rapidly. Rapid response and code blues, my duties in those situations include placing the patient on the cardiac monitor, place IV's and drawing blood, placing foley catheters, and performing chest compression. My co workers are awesome to work – more... with. – less

always busy running carts, i loved working with people the people. i enjoyed working on trayline