Emory Healthcare Employer Reviews

Every environment has its pros and cons. Emory is progressing and showing a magnificent interest in teamwork and a culture of togetherness.

A typical day at work for me is when a doctor order scan for the patient. You have scramble to get and appointment because most of time every office is book up. I've learn to stay calm in the most difficult time at work. Very understanding work with you well. Co-workers team player. The hardest part of mu jot is to see a patient crying. When greeting – more... the patient in the morning. – less

A typical busy day where you learned to adapt and be flexible. Learned how to get along with different personalities.

I have been employeed for them for 8 yrs.I have enjoyed to opportunity to start with this company as my 2nd job as a Medical Assistant. I have learned different skills that I am able to take along to a new place.

Productive and helpful and caring staff enjoyed work as a team player.

A typical day at work usually goes by with ease. I have learned a lot during the time I've been employed here, too much to name. My co-workers are fun, helpful team players. The hardest part of the job is when we are short staffed. The most enjoyable part of the job is when we put a smile on the clients' faces.

Small satellite areas are forgotten areas and management tends to be rogue and mistreat staff. Main campus offers professionalism and is completely night and day from areas like Wesley Woods. Racism, politics, mistreatment is disgusting!

We work in 12 hour shifts, it is a fast paced ED that requires great time management skills and good teamwork. I was able to learn from some very good MD's that love to teach.

i loved this job the sky is the limit on what you can make money wise

I enjoyed working at Emory but the long hours and short staffing did not leave much room for a personal/family life. Not much room for growth within the organization and much favoritism among management.

A very Productive place to work. They are healing patients at a higher level and it was great being apart of that.

very busy workplace, i have learned where different veins can be found. management continues to change. the co-workers are nice, turnover is high. the hardest part of the job is getting attached to patients that dont make it . the best part of the job is caring for the patients that you meet.

During my time at Emory I provided general office assistance, phone and patient screening. I also assisted billers and coders, sorted and organized files, and input electronic patient data.

Emory Healthcare is a great place to work with a great environment!

13 hour days
must enjoy caring for patients and not just punching the clock
Can be disconnect between management and staff
Support your nursing staff

I thought it was a good place to work, good people and management.

Average work week was about 28 hours per week.
The hardest park of my job was getting all charts and documents to clinic/doctor on time or scheduled appointments.

I enjoyed working with my co-workers and manager.

That enjoy working in the Medical field,I really enjoyed woking at Emory Healthcare.Always enjoyed my co-workers.The hardest part of working at Emory was when staff was short.

A typical day at work was the day I had a problem with my nurse manager. It was not something serious, but I was letting her know the importance of working together as a team. She agreed with me, even though not many staff agreed, but my shift staff work as a team at work. My organization is a good place to work, especially working with different kind – more... of people from different culture and background help me to appreciate people and respect each person for who he or she is. I will give 90% to the management because some things are still lacking among us. My co-workers are excellent, and I said this because of individual self-esteem. The hardest part of my job is the area of lifting, and my patients make the job enjoyable by respecting the staff. – less

At least that what's they think. I loved most of my co-workers during my time there. My day at my last position started between 0600-0630.Iprepare the area were I would be working that day,ie preop,treatment room or PACU. I adminstered consious sedation, monitored vitals signs and symptoms of distress add pain. Teach patients and family members about – more... the disease process and the
proceedure that the patient had. Follow up phone calls and problem solving when neccessary.I was responsible for making the monthly work schedule for the nursing satff. The most ENJOYABLE PART OF MY JOB! Meeting all different people. The hardest part of my job was high volume IV placement. That was my weakness. Management enforced and changed the rules to best fit thier needs. They could change regularly than go back to original. – less

A typical day at work was rooming patients for several physicians with another Medical Assistant. It is a very fast paced office and requires you to be organized. I really enjoyed my co-workers and being able to help patients in need.