Brigham and Women's Hospital (BWH) Employer Reviews

I recall various times that I went above and beyond what my job expected of me. I went to various steps to meet the needs of the patients I cared for. There was times I went to pick up meals when the kitchen was busy. For my patients had just arrived at the hospital and the meal times had passed. I remember going to various places looking for glasses – more... for a patient. My most enjoyable part of the job was the people I worked with and the patients that I was able to help everyday. My job brought me the most enjoyment. – less

My typical day at work was to round with medical team members every morning and review patient charts to verify patient's medication regimens.
Co-workers were nice and friendly.
The hardest part of the job was waking up early in the morning.
The most enjoyable part of the job was discussing with my preceptor.

I enjoy working at BWH. I work with wonderful people and have excellent support.

Many opportunities/training available
Provide money to continue education
Great benefits. Work/life balance

fun co-workers, very good healthcare benefit, a lot of learning experiences

No parking
Costs a small fortune to park for work
Expensive food

My typical day at work was i worked nights so i came in at 11pm and got off at 7am. When coming into work i did my vital signs on each patient and made sure they were comfortable before they went to sleep. The hardest part about working with the gastro patients were watching them in pain. They was hard to see. I treated every patient as if it was my – more... relative. the enjoyable part of working with the patients was when they were happy. I got them up for there walks. It was fun – less

Loved the patient interaction and being able to directly take part in their healthcare. Can be slow days since you have multiple students there.

Great management and flexibility to pursue specific interests related (or not) to medical discipline.

BWH is a great place to work and get a young professional's foundation strong.

Brookside is a very welcoming environment with incredibly friendly and supportive staff.

Good healthcare benefits but salary is poor and do not give out raises.

This was a great and nuturing enviroment to work and be a part of the team. The staff communicated well for each and every part of the equation that took place to gaurantee a successful flow of daily events in the OR.

I worked 11 months at BWPO CENTRA BROOKLINE
as Payment Posting ( manager Erika demers and Director Kim Cliffort)

After eleven months of employment at Brigham & Women's Hospital, I decided to resign from my position.
My decision was based on excessive physical and emotional stress caused from the daily mistreatment, disrespect and humiliation imposed – more... on me by my manager and director.
It was a horrible experience working with them.
Feel sorry for them. – less

I enjoyed working at Brigham and Women's hospital. The technical and professional staff worked as a close team and sincerely cared about the patient first and foremost. It was a very professional environment but we were all respected and felt valued. The management team always approachable and present for our concerns. Each technologist worked independently – more... within their assigned day duties but were always available to give a hand to anyone needing help, whether it be medical, technical or support staff. In stressful transitions with equipment, imaging software upgrades, changes in PACS and patient flow, the highest standards in quality and safety were maintained. Brigham and Women's was a good place to work. – less

My typical day at work was basically receiving pharmaceuticals and making sure everything received was accurate, and filling requisitions for different departments like anesthesia, emergency ward, pharmacy satellites and keeping a clean stockroom enviroment, etc,...
Working with smart people was absolutely an advantage for me I learned a lot of details – more... and codes and many more stuff.
Management was excellent.
My co-workers were the best, always a good time being around them and learning something new.
There were no hard part of the job, every part of the job was enjoyable, saving lives. – less

Brigham and Women's Hospital has provided me with ample opportunity to learn and develop professionally. BWH has also has given me the tools to advance my career to a place where I feel confident with my experience in clinical research.

I have worked at Brigham and Women's Hospital for 13 years. Working in research has provided a fast paced environment, and I have enjoyed working with and helping patients. My years here have definitely been a time of learning and growth..

A wonderful place to work overall. I have just gotten a bit bored/stale in my current position and have just recently – more... thought of a change. – less

I would go in get report from other PCA regarding patients,I would start doing vital signs,then do ADL'S with patients,stock pt's room,transport patients to radiation therapy,help with breakfast & lunches,help as needed with other duties.

cutting edge, evidence based practice, enough staffing and support, leadership and guidance