Evangelical Community Hospital Employer Reviews

Friendly, caring staff. Clean facility. Staff and volunteers really care about the patients and their families. Volunteers are wonderful.

As a progressive community hospital that has remained strong when other community hospitals have struggled, Evangelical is a challenging place to work. For an employee who really wants to work hard and be appreciated for the effort - this is the place to work. Employees who just want to get by or barely meet acceptable work ethics - this might not be – more... the place to work.

The co-workers are friendly and the Hospital as a whole is welcoming to patients. There is an expectation of all employees, even those in non-clinical positions to make patients and visitors have the best possible experience.

The management and executive offices make a point to visit departments and ask for input about what is working and what is not working. Since working here for a year, I have received numerous emails of appreciation from higher levels thanking me for my efforts and at least two cards sent to my home as a thank you. This type of recognition is something I haven't experienced at other institutions and are a great way to keep me motivated to do my work.

The benefits are good, the pay scale is good, and the fairness of the scale is exceptional. If the hospital does well we share in the results through bonuses. The HR staff goes above and beyond to hold employee appreciation events.

This is a great place to work. – less

I have worked here for a very long time and I have seen first hand how this company has went from a great place to work to a mediocre place to work. It has been a struggle to keep employees so we are almost always short staffed. There are yearly performance raises however the most you may receive is 3% and even the best employees are not able to achieve – more... it. The most enjoyable aspect of this position is the patients. – less

I direct and manage a staff of over 75 employees, and a full range if diagnostic medical imaging services.
I'm responsible for capital, expense, statistical and revenue budget preparation and results.
I've learned over the years that you are only as successful as the team you surround yourself with.
My peers and and staff that report to me respect me – more... and my challenges.
The hardest part of the job, as is in any like situation is letting someone go for rule non-compliance.
At the end of the day, success is measured in being able to help someone in need. – less

Pay and benefits are decent. They talked a good line with references to a close-knit, almost family-like atmosphere. They have "Pride" training to enhance the teamwork concept. In actuality, a very catty organization with 'clicks.' Good for your if you're in the click, not so good if you're not part of it. Management seems to promote that atmosphere. – more... High turnover of employees. Different standards apply to different people at different times. Only thing consistent is nothing is consistent. My best experience there was the day I quit. – less

Giving baths, answering call bells, setting patients up for meals. etc

Not the best place to work. I think it was my worst job. Not much to say