Doctors Hospital Employer Reviews

A Great Place to work. You come in contact with people from all walks of life.

I Interned at Doctor's Hospital in the Labor and Delivery department for a five week period. While working there the staff taught me very valuable skills and made me feel very comfortable as if i was already a part of the team.

Excellent hospital for patients as well as employees. Great staff to work with.

A typical work day included floating from my management position of Director of Nursing Services to ER, OB, Med-Surg. The challenge was in leading the management team in accomplishing the guidelines of Joint Commission Accreditation. The most enjoyable part of the job was work diversity and all aspects of hospital provided care.

My staff was great but corporate and A-Team expectations routinely resulted in late nights and weekends. Many of my colleagues were responsible for multiple departments, went without full complement of staff and/or were subject to flexing staff or reducing manpower.

Enjoyed working in the department and with the staff, but a new company offered better hours and company location was closer to home.

Doctors Hospital at Renaissance is a good place to work at it is growing and very nice on the inside.

Loved working with the patients and staff/ There was stability in working at the hospital. Working in the environment in which I did was like working with family. I loved coming to work daily.

I learned to be a Team-player and not focus on negative feedback in the work place. A typical day at work included learning new skills and providing a positive attitude that is infectious towards others. I often referred to this job as the Adult daycare, because dirty laundry was aired on a daily basis. Overall I was determined to not feed into negative – more... energy and focus on the common goal of doing a job well-done. Management was an entirely different monster, because I never worked for manager's who failed to solve critical issues. Instead they we're contributory to most of the issures. – less

Loved going to work each day. Learned something new everyday. Fast paced environment have to be ready for anything.

Working at Doctors Hospital for almost 11 years, my co-workers and I became a family. I learned how to program Amtelco Infinity systems, I trained employees, I was the oncall supervisor, helped with the answering service billing and much more. The hardest part was working the night shift. The best part was learning everything I learned.

I joined Doctor's Hospital at Deer Creek when it began as a hospital. The facility had lot of changes taking place in every avenue of a business. I put in a lot of hours as an employee for the business to be productive and was compensated for my time.

Management was tactical and warm. I learned to care and resolve issues related to patient care in a hospital atmosphere. The hardest part of the job was comforting and encouraging patients having to endure side effects from medicines required for the study that made them temporaly sick. The most enjoyable part of the job was the relationship of trust – more... developed during each study, and the cordial interaction with the hospital' staff. – less

My typical day was doing ekgs, assist the doctor, take care for patients , answer phones . I learned how to triage patients and multitask with out gtting stressed. My co workers were amazing they where constantly teaching and helping me to be better.The hardest job was to have to assist on dying patients. Most enjoyable was the learning enviroment and – more... how everyone was a team player and we worked together. – less

Doctors Hospital is a place I did not mind going to everyday. A family type enviroment,hard work, but you didn,t mind.

i was happy to with patient according to my responsibilities.it was the best place to work

Check all equipment and make sure all are in working order ,repair any equipment not working. Answer all work orders from floors and patients.
Learned to quickly make repairs and move on to next problem.
Management was supportive.
Co-workers were good, all pitched in when a problem came up.
Hardest thing was keeping a 6 story hospital and 6 out buildings – more... operating with just 5 maintenance people.
The way that all the co-workers and management go along – less

The first start of vent weaning unit. Heavy patient care work load, but very satisfying to know we weaned so many and sent many home vent free.
The hardest part was call outs by fellow respiratory staff, be cause the work load was so heavy. There were days when two respiratory staff would have the vent unit, ER and medical floors to cover and delivery – more... neb treatments, arterial blood gases would need to be drawn and ran and results given to physician. Changing out of equipment per protocol and chart auditing and orders taken and written for physicians.
I became a team leader while working there and had a great relationship with the pulmnologists. They relied upon my recommendations of weaning per patient and trusted my judgement.
The most enjoyable part was the satisfaction of helping the respiratory patient get some quality of life back after all the hard work of weaning. – less

Worked skilled Nursing unit, ADL, Vitals, Accu checks, Documentation, Dietary in and out, assisted Nurses and Doctors, followed orders.

Positive work enviorment, stressed teamwork. Good patient care.