IU Health Employer Reviews

Huddle
Report from the outgoing nurse
take care of patients' needs ie passing meds, bathing,adl's transportation
lunch
more of the above
Report to the on coming nurse
Check charts go home

Worked in pediatrics and the staff was incredible! This is the perfect job for the pre-med student

Very business,sometime sad my bosses are great my co works are team player then hards part of my job is watching the little kids with cancer

I've learned to make chemo, and how to provide service to patients in need.

Excellent place to work due to professionalism of staff, good rapport with Doctors.

A positive and comfortable environment.

Good relationship with manager.

great place to work. they take time out to properly train staff. Everyone is courteous and very helpful.

I loved working for IU Health but currently they are going through some major cut backs and letting people go in the process. I was let go along with the supervisor and Manager. I really thought that I would retire from IU Health but they merged and were put over the allowed amount for full time staff and hundreds of people were let go. Very sad.

If you have a degree this is a great place to work. If not be prepared to work much harder and to be appreciated much less than a degree holding position.

Typical day was simply being visable to provide a sense of security for all persons within the facility. Majority of staff and coworkers were a great group of people, however probably the most difficult aspect was avoiding those with a negative outlook and the contrast between administative rules and management expectations. On the other hand the most – more... enjoyable part was learing to communicate with a variety of persons and attitudes. – less

Love working at Iu you got new excitement everyday. You had lots to do so you stayed pretty busy all morning . Love coming to see patients and being able to smile to sometimes make their day a little better for them knowing they have a lot going on. The hardest part of my job was taking care of someone sick oneday and then the next they have past away. – more... Especially of you get to know the person. – less

typical work day is checking patients in and out, taking vital, giving injections, ekg's beening an advocate between doctor and patient.

good teamwork

great mangement team

Typical 12 hour shift with 4-5 patients. Wonderful co-workers and numerous training opportunities. Hardest part of job is when staffing is critical. Most enjoyable part is going home in the morning knowing I put in the best to take care of my patients. I have learned to interact with people from different backgrounds which is very rewarding and learned – more... to be very patient and the fact that every patient is unique and has very unique needs. – less

I think and want to believe that IU Health is a great place to work at, however the RCIS department side of IU gives it a bad name. Every upper management is close friends so no chance for other workers to excell. Management do not listen to what the employees tell them that is best for the company. When you make suggestions your suggestions are belittled. – more... It is a very stressful environment. The co-workers get along great it is the management to upper management that makes it bad for people. You know have a revovling door. People that have been there for 16+ years is leaving to the competitors and it is not even for salary but for a peace of mind. – less

It was a wonderful experience working with my co-workers especially the Dr. I worked with for four and half years.

12hr work days. Very fast paced unit. Co-workers seemed to get along very well and willing to help each other. Could be very stressful at time due to patient acuity and sometimes staff shortage.
However, seeing and hearing of patient success stories made it all worth while

Responsible for a unique hospital based Cancer Center providing an integrated multidisciplinary cancer treatment model, state-of-art technology, and patient satisfaction scores in excess of 95%. A full service, comprehensive cancer program, under one roof, providing medical, surgical, radiation and complementary oncology services with a very active – more... research program. – less

Good place to work and I gained many new skills. I was able to gain a great understanding of the inner workings of Cerner and the EHR. I have very good direct management staff.

Doctors office that is extremely fast paced and productive from clock-in to clock-out.
I have learned how to run a multi-line triage phone and EMR. It is important my co-workers here at IU are team players and able to keep up with the pace.
Remembering each doctor of about 100 and their specialties is probably one of the hardest parts of this job. Most – more... enjoyable is to assist with getting a patient through the clinic from beginning to end. Putting together their new chart, to scanning their chart to the EMR system. Knowing that process is making a difference with someones well being. – less