Baxter Healthcare Employer Reviews

I enjoyed working at Baxter because I was able to work in a comfortable, well lit office space. I never felt claustrophobic; the cubicles were large enough to accommodate all the workers. The workload was manageable and the supervisors were very helpful.

A typical day at work included assembling medical devices, packaging medical devices, and shipping medical devices. I learned that team work is very important in accomplishing your goals. My coworkers were hard workers and very good at what they did. The hardest part of the job was trying to work the night shift while attending college during the days. – more... The most enjoyable part of the job was meeting my co workers who were very nice and easy to work with. – less

Working for Biolife Moorhead was one of the worst ideas. Not only do they have crummy management, there is NO follow up from corporate HR on issues that arise.

At the corporate level, Baxter Healthcare is a great company -- while they are a for profit company, they also focus on the patients they provide for. At the local levels, however, the management 'teams' leave a lot to be desired. Not all have earned business degrees or HR or management degrees. They may mean well but in the 2 centers I worked in, the – more... management teams did not have control of the employees. – less

Nice place to work.Good bebefits, overtime holidays and vacations.

Its okay. as long as there is work to be done. Very hard work. Meet new people everyday.

Great team and beautiful building. Good benefits and hours.

I learned alot in the 10 years i worked there.I made alot of friends.

I enjoyed my position to be part of Baxter Healthcare Electronic Infusion Systems division. I reported to a region manager and supported 7 sales executives in all phases of the sales cycle. The job was challenging, ever-changing, and I enjoyed forming relationships with all levels of the customer base. The management valued the clinical consultants – more... input and expertise as did the sales representatives. I learned so much in this position, from being adaptive to each customer's and rep's needs - strengths and weaknesses, presentation skills, and building customer relationships. The hardest part of the job was almost 100% travel when my children were young. The most enjoyable part of the job was going to work everyday. – less

Baxter was a wonderful place to work. I was the nucleus of the U.S. Sales Force. Handled travel, expenses, coordinated meetings, and traveled when necessary. The most enjoyable part of the job was that everyone cared for each other, and supported one another.

Excellent company, I learned everything about manufacturing, logistics..

Make it to work around 7 am and begin processing customer complaint on medical devices that were manufactured by Baxter Healthcare. I learned about 7different types of medical infusion devices. Management was fairly ok, I like that they did not micro manage. One of the hardest parts of the job was the outrageous workload. The most enjoyable part was – more... the compensation and the dealing with different complaints. – less

I WORKED IN VARIOUS LOCATIONS FOR BAXTER AND HAD A GREAT TIME AT ALL OF THEM. I MET WITH SOME GREAT DOCTORS AND DRUG REPS WHILE WORKING FOR BAXTER.

Great environment to work. Excellent benefits, workout facilities, involved management. Co-workers are competent, great team environment.

Baxter is a stressful work environment in which you have to deal with a multitude of ambiguity. Process/Tools/Organization structure is changing constantly, and its a very difficult environment to learn while getting a grip on whats came across as new in the past few weeks.

If you can deal with the stress and constant change, you'll be compensated – more... for it! – less

I was in Renal Peritoneal Dialysis supply delivery. I loaded 26' straight truck and delivered dialysis supplies to in-home patients suffering from kidney failure.

Typical day started at 6:00 a.m. and ended at around 5:00 p.m. — often as late as 7:00 p.m.

Hardest part of the job was working lifting boxes in the back of a hot box truck. Additionally, – more... carrying heavy loads up steep driveways and staircases using hand-trucks was very strenuous and exhausting.

I had 2 overnight layovers a week that kept me from home.

Baxter Healthcare had excellent compensation and benefits but you earn every bit of it.

The region where I worked, my direct manager was stationed in a entirely different state! Thus, communication problems with management was standard operating procedure. – less

My typical day at work is helping are customer. Placing orders picking up supplies sending supplies out to patient or units. The hardest part of my job is when someone calls in for a family member that has passed away. Most enjoable about my job knowning that I am helping somebody stay alive.I do like my coworkers we are like one big family.

Very good place to work. A lot of advantage in traing new technlogy. Good people.

I worked in a manufacturing facility, so it was a very cool experience getting to see what the company was producing. I was also stationed in the Data Center where everyone would come with their computer issues, so as a break from coding I got to help out on all kinds of problems. I also assisted in side VBA projects where I had some down time. I would – more... say my coworkers their were the most enjoyable part, everyone was pleasant and helpful. – less

The team work strategy established at Baxter Aibonito helps me every day to become a better person, team member, and professional, in a way that the skills as leadership are more developed compared to my previous years in here. The shared values, team work, new opportunities and constant motivation are the keys to growth every day on every aspect previously – more... mentioned.
The opportunities like interplant projects (250 MB+), internal/external complaints investigations, new materials development/testing (GMF, ARGATROBAN, BROOKLYN, etc.) and new Kiefel machine approval are examples of the opportunities offered by Baxter and how skills can be improved every day. – less