Georgetown University Employer Reviews

A great place to work! I shall add more later as I have the time.

The job I applied for and the job functions I was expected to perform were very different. This was not a great fit for myself or the hiring office. During the training and trial period it was decided that this would not work for either side. I learned a lot from this position, such as, interview discussion topics and not being afraid to ask questions.

This forum helped high school students get exposed to the medical field. It allowed student to explore different areas of medicine.

office assisted
develop office experience
great management
great co-workers

1. I am working 20hours/week and the work time is flexible.
2. I have gained rich experience in statistical modeling and data analysis performed in SAS, R and SPSS. Also, I used Latex to make organized project report.
3. The professors I have been working for are very nice and they admired my work ability and efficiency.
4. The most enjoyable part of – more... the job is that I have learned new technique in statistical analyst, and I have practiced the knowledge in book successfully. – less

LEAD is an amazing program. In just three weeks, you learn so much about the business world. I got to work with some incredibly talented students, creating business plans, participating in case studies at various well known companies in the DC area, and competing with other LEAD programs in business based games.

A very interesting place to work. Like the cultural work environment, also the size of the organization.

Students were smart and engaging. A pleasure to teach them.

As a Biostatistician Research Assistant I found there is very good place to stay

A good place to work if you are interested in fundraising and Univ Development.

Free tuition is nice, other benefits are nice. Management is okay.

I completed a doctoral degree in physics that emphasized industrial applications of science and technology. I conducted my independent research on the ability of magnetic nanoparticles to aid in cancer detection via MRI contrast enhancement, as well as their use as a cancer therapy via localized heating due to hysteresis losses in an applied magnetic – more... field.

The most challenging part of this work was defining the experimental goals in order to implement the appropriate research and build the necessary testbeds.

The most enjoyable part of this work was using modern science and technology to benefit healthcare. – less

I enjoyed my co-workers. We had poor working conditions. We had very poor facilities but a great University.

Graduate Intern/SID for the women's field hockey team. Assisted department with other events when field hockey wasn't going on. Got myself involved with Midnight Madness.

Working with undergraduate experiences was incredible. A great deal of flexibility was part of the job.

Everything is very fundemental which is the best part of the job. you dont really learn anything that you dont already know. Co.workers become family. The hardest part about the about is unorganize management.

Busy but productive environment I recommend any one who wants to attend classes or has a plan to enroll in one their program it's the best place to go

I processed final exams for law students. I worked for 8 hours with overtime.

The environment is ok but there is always room for improvement.

my mentor in the internship was indeed very helpful and cooperative with me . we managed to finish our project on time without any troubles. My co workers were coperative and helped me a lot in my project. I managed to some how work independently in the lab as i have to deal with all the issues coming in the project. the hardest part was the seeting – more... up the project as we faced many problems doing that. – less