Boston Scientific Employer Reviews

A good professional experience. One of the best places that I works.

Project leader giving direction to technicians, assemblers and engineers. Design equipment to be used in manufacturing as well as assist product develpoment teams. I work very good with personnel and love to be part of a team.

A typical day at Boston Scientific consisted of inspecting medical devices such as catheters before being distributed. I learned a lot of procedures, regulations, and guidelines. I also learned a lot of computer knowledge. I enjoyed working with my co-workers, it was a great working environment. The hardest part of the job was having to work a lot of – more... overtime during the week and on the weekends. The most enjoyable part of the job was the pay. We were well compensated for our work – less

Great learning experience for any one looking to gain corporate experience and or medical device experience. great company to move up in. pays students to go to school.

it is a thorough job but sometime it had a little hectic in keeping finish product good in time.
At there I learn a lot about an knowledge of work and creation.
In term of manage, some time I had to manage time of work and time to be finish good product.
My Coworkers are pretty good in term of helping while we work a same line.
I don't see any hardest – more... part of the job. Most of them was easy in work process.
The most enjoyable part of the job was we built things were help to save our people, and those was an interesting thing for all. – less

Cad work using SolidWorks and AutoCAD. Lean manufacturing. Trouble shooting of machines.

Vey busy place to work but the days go fast, as a trainer I've learned that everyone trains at there own pace and style I give them the tools they need. I have been very sucessful in training people I enjoy working with my coworkers as they look up to me The hardest part of the job is making fast decisions when needed. The best part of the job are the – more... rewards of seeing coworkers strive after I train them and what a good job they do – less

Inability to make decisions and not empowered.

Learned a great deal about the medical products supply base, qualification and valuation.

Management at BSC is very indecisive.

Co-workers not happy in positions with no future advancement.

Most difficult part of position in the last year was staying focused.

The most enjoyable part of my position – more... was the appreciation by the R&D group the successful early completion or projects and goal attainment on other projects. – less

Enjoyed my 5 years at Boston Scientific SQE on equipment to produce medical devices.

If your looking for a place to really grow your skills both hard and soft Boston Scientific is a great place to be.

Boston Scientific encourages it's employees to continue their education through onsite and offsite training. Tuition assistance is offered as well if you're looking to complete your degree or acquire another.

Management positions are – more... available as well if that's the direction you want to go. – less

the work day was easy going very fair laid back,nothing to hard to accomplish.i learned how to work on many different products. My manager was OK fair didn't get in your way as long as you did what it takes.co workers are nice people who showed love.the extra days or holidays they made us work that was the hardest taking some holidays away.when they – more... had a picnic and family and friends events and free food. – less

A typical day at work is 10 hours. good lean/six sigma culture, foster teamwork

I enjoy working there, I get along with every co-worker it has nothing hard for me. I learned new procedures and new things every day. All
working ares are clean.

Great company to work for with great people. Many challenges to face from day to day, but its what made it enjoyable to come to everyday. And the best part was knowing that we were striving to saves peoples lives.

A typical day at work would include me emailing users, informing them of the process, setting up a time to complete their upgrade, then upgrading.

To upgrade a users computer, my first task was to remote into their system using SCCM Remote Control and then run a script on their computer. The next step was me bringing the computer I would swap them – more... onto to them, or having them come to me. I would then restore their profile to their laptop, ensure they were encrypted, set up their Outlook, help them download apps, reconnect to their printers, explain the new features of Windows 7, etc.

I learned quite a bit about communication, how to manage tickets, SLA's, and my time. I learned many numerable things about computers and how to better troubleshoot.

My co-workers and management were great and supportive.

Hardest part of the job was when a customer was angry or unsatisfied about something. I would do my best to guide them every step of the way and help resolve every issue they had while maintaining a friendly demeanor and a helpful attitude.

The best part of the job was the people I got to work with and learn from and the things I learned. – less

Pre-weighing stents.
Aligning stents on wires.
Loading stents in coating oven to be coated with medical solution.
Taking stents from coating oven to the convection oven.
Taking stents from convection oven to post weighing station and then weighing them for post weights and placing the scrap and or defective stents in the scrap case station.

Providing turnkey mobile service to urology offices using the Prolieve System to treat

patients with Benign Prostate Hyperplasia, enlarged prostate. Transport and set up

equipment, prep patients for procedures, monitor patient vitals before and during

procedures, monitor Prolieve computer program and making adjustments or trouble

shooting as needed. – more... Provide assistance to offices that own their own Prolieve System,

by educating office staff on proper monitoring and operation of the Prolieve equipment.

Covering Endometrial Ablation procedures for Territory Sales Managers. Maintaining

and developing relationships with surgical staff, physicians and physician . Educating

Operating room staff on proper set up, monitoring and troubleshooting of the

Hydro Thermo Ablation equipment. Daily reports were turned in to my corporate office.

Maintain company van along with the Prolieve equipment. Summit expense report by way

Of the company laptop. I communicated with my office staff and Manager by cell

Phone and by company issued laptop. I checked my calendar for the week and set up

Appointments for the following day, also set up flights and Hotel reservations. I took inventory

Set up payroll for the week along with expense reports faxed it in to my corporate office. – less

I enjoyed working for Boston Scientific, I learned the value of quality and what it means in terms of saving patient lives. I enjoyed working with the R&D team, performing teat, setting up test, process and design validations, I liked my work hours and the people there. The hardest and most satisfying part of my job was passing validations, this also – more... meant I had to be on top of my game. – less

Quite,organized
GDP, SOPs and all documentation and procedures analysed as followed
Multicultural and very Human enviroment
Great experience

BSC was a great learning experience and is excellent for newcomers to the industry. There are lots of trainings and opportunities to learn new skills. Unfortunately, advancement and the culture is not so good. There is constant talk of layoffs and the moral suffers.